Morakniv Companion Sandvik Stainless Steel Fixed-Blade Knife with Sheath, 4.1 Inch

Excellent knife at a great price!

Solid knife, yet not bulky or heavy. Blade has good edge out of the package.

Great knife for the money. Its the sharpest knife I have!

Not as sharp as I expected based on other reviews. I have a Elf Ridge that will shave and it was a $5 k ife

Really impressed by the quality considering how cheap it was.

This is a great secondary knife to keep in your pack. It isnt full tang, but can still handle a decent amount of bushcraft and its a great tool for campsite cooking. I got this for my wife as her first camping knife and shes really pleased. It isnt intimidatingly large, but it arrived shaving sharp and its comfortable to use, with a light weight and super grippy handle. It feels a little loose in the sheath, but isnt likely to fall out during normal activity while wearing it clipped on.

Unbelievable knife for the price. The hype is real. Buy one...or two...or buy a bunch and give them to friends! I gifted one to my father in law whos an avid White Mountains backpacker, he loved its edge and light weight.

Great knife if you use it within its means. The updated sheaths that mora has are great compared to the older ones but could be better. At this price though i dont really care, the sheath keeps the knife secure on my hip. ( i wouldnt recommend upside down carry though, it is friction fit and not that secure.) I use this knife as an everyday carry which get most of its use in the food prep or utility role. The knife being stainless although a good stainless is a softer metal when compared to high carbon steel. The blades dull too quickly for wood processing IMO but will work in a pinch. I think this knife really has great use for camping or everyday use in a food prep or light duty role. For heavier duty use i recommend any of moras Carbon steel knives as the harder steel will aid in cleaner cuts and less sharpening. Maintaining Carbon steel really isnt as hard as people think. For processing larger wood be smart and use an axe or a larger thick full tang carbon steel fixed blade to baton. Moras if used within their specs are fantastic knives and for the price they charge i dont think a better knife is available. Happy travels.

His knife is just the right size to pack into any backpack, has the strength to do basic bushcraft skills and holds an edge well. It is also a great beginner fixed blade for young scouts to learn on. While I like my Mora and a couple other knives for most uses, this one stays in my survival kit and kits I build for friends.

Awesome knife. I am now a huge Mora Knife fan! Great deal as well. You cant find a better knife for this price.