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

Nice knife and it was a good price. The only gripe of mine and kept it from getting 5 stars is the way the sheath is designed. Grabbing onto the handle is annoying since the belt loop gets in the way. So I cant grab onto it properly to pull it out. I cant really see myself pulling it out with one hand as its snuggly in the sheath. Otherwise, Id buy it again.

Stainless steel??? After 16 months of use in my truck, only for food, never washed in machine, theres rusty marks. Its cheap, but its junk!

This knife is very sharp, and the perfect size for everyday use.

The reviews were right I love it.

This is an all around fantastic knife. I can assure you that you wont get any other blades of this quality anywhere near this price. Its shaving sharp out of the box and the edge lasts for ages. If youre on the fence just do yourself a favor and buy it, its $15, you have nothing to fear and nothing to lose.

Anyone whos ever used a Mora knows how awesome these are, and to have one that doesnt rust if you leave it wet for five minutes, well, thats worth its light weight in gold. This knife has been used for literally everything while camping with us.

Great survival knife

Very good for hunting

I have a few of these and they are superb knives for the price. For about 20 bucks you can get a good utility knife that works well and you wont be afraid to use it because it is too expensive. The orange color is very vivid. They come in different colors so you can get your favorite. Well made, inexpensive and beautiful. A really good value.

la verdad que que decir de un mora, en este caso, es la gama de entrada a sus cuchillos, un cuchillo de acero INOXIDABLE con filo scandi al cero, sin micro-bisel, y que corta como una cuchilla de afeitar. yo creo que ya es un cuchillo que tiene que estar en la colección de cualquier persona que le gusten estos cuchillos, vale 15€ y la calidad precio es espectacular, tengo muchos cuchillos mas caros y mejores, pero al ser mas barato es el que mas apetece utilizar. como puntos negativos diría que al tener un filo tan cortante puede llegar a ser algo débil, no lo uséis para machetear o batonear, sobretodo también porque no es full tang, tiene un mango de plástico con recubrimiento de goma que se hace muy ergonómico pero que no se nota de máxima calidad, pero es un plástico-goma que no falla nunca, la durabilidad es altísima. nada mas decir, por 15€ tienes un cuchillo muy cortador, con 2,5mm de hoja y filo scandy que lo podras usar desde usos muy finos hasta pequeñas tallas de madera, muy contento.