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michael.fowler
Greater than one weekits no survival knife its not made to carve and whittle with it. As a backpack knife its perfect i use it to cut fish and meat with. i do not use it for heavy cutting.
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freedomfighteer
> 3 dayIts tough as nails. Love it.
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jacky murda
> 3 daytough and stainless, sharp as hell, and cheap as dirt.. what more could you ask for?!
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Jeffery Goldner
> 3 dayGreat knife for the money.
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Justin Basford
> 3 dayHands down some of the best quality craftsmanship for the money of any product I’ve ever purchased. Razor sharp and lightweight and Swedish made. I highly recommend this knife!
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David F. Doler
> 3 daySince we moved to the country (40 acres in the central highlands of New Mexico) two years ago, I have been trying to get my wife to adopt the habit of carrying a knife on a daily basis. It is a tool she has need of many times a day. Rather than having to lend her mine each time, I have bought her several excellent blades to try, BUT I had forgotten one important thing influencing her acceptance of each one: THE CUTE FACTOR. When she saw this knife I knew my search was over. She loves it, she is proud of it, and reaches for it at the slightest excuse. Not only that, but it is actually a good knife. It sharpens easily and keeps its edge better than most stainless blades.
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thompson f bechtel jr
> 3 dayWell worth the price.
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Acuman
14-06-2025Great knife very sturdy and sharp!!
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Sven
> 3 dayYeah, Im pretty sure every knife maker has got to hate Morakniv by now. Puts knives double or even triple the cost to shame. At ~15$ shipped, buy em up before Mora catches on and realizes how much money they could be making on these. Bless them Swedes! Owning both the carbon and the SS I prefer the SS. It is not as easy to sharpen, but working around saltwater near the ocean area, it is worth it. Update 2015-11-24: Took one of these as my only knife for a week long hunting trip and it did everything I needed it to. Cutting rope/cardboard and game, and even some light batoning for some dry wood for a mini Emberlit stove and it stayed reasonably sharp. I nicked it on some bone but hit it with a few passes (5 minutes tops) on the worksharp mini and it performs as sharp as when I got it. It is probably my new go-to lite duty outdoors knife because of how well it help up and weighing under 4 ounces.
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wheedal
> 3 dayLove the Moras. Although, it seems like a little less machine finishing on spine of the newer companions coming out --mine was left rough.