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John Snider
> 3 dayI like the smaller size, yet it is strong and durable. Easily slips in front pocket of pants and sheath stays firmly in place. Extremely sharp and well made for price.
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S. Warner
11-06-2025Saw a review online and figured for the price i could pick one up and if i didnt like it I could pass it off to one of my nephews, theyll have to get their own. Keeps an edge well, and fits nice in the hand, i prefer folding knives for everyday carry. But this little guy has a place of honor on my toolbelt. Ive used it to cut everything from drywall to rope to cable. Planning on getting a couple more for emergency kits/tacklebox.
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J3
> 3 dayThis is such a great little knife. I am currently on a long camping trip, and find myself using it constantly. I picked up this and also the kansbol (Im about to write a good review on that one after this) because I was interested in both designs. The only complaint I have (which to me is no big deal), is that the grind was a little bit uneven when comparing both sides. I just added some extra sharpening to the smaller side to even it out a bit. Very sharp out of box, and very easy to get back to scary sharp with a little ceramic touch up. This small knife can literally do everything besides batoning, which btw, I find to be a pretty useless activity anyways. Not sure why every knife has to be thought of as a log splitter, but whatever. Anyways, these are the things I use it for on a daily basis right now innawoods. Opening cans, slicing potatoes(I even sliced potatoes chips at one point, very thin slices), onions, peppers, cutting meat Im eating, digging toilet holes (I cut the dirt with the spine, not sharp edge, in a criss cross pattern until deep enough, and it takes about 30 seconds), Feathersticks when in hardwood forest (currently in pines so thats not needed), I carved a spoon with it, cutting paracord, striking firesteel.....is does everything I need a knife to do when camping, and Im thoroughly impressed with its performance thus far. Mora has a good reputation and its for a reason, their knives are very sharp, easy to resharpen, and are made to be quite durable. I spent a lot of years with more expensive fixed blades, like the esee 6 for example, and I have to say, morakniv knives are my new favorite fixed blades, and every sharp, and easy to keep that way.
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Charlie
> 3 dayShort n sweet
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N. Heine
> 3 dayAwesome knife! I now have retired my old folding knives and use this as a daily carry. I am most surprised by how light it is!
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SDK
> 3 dayHavent used it yet but it looks and feels to be just like my other Moras. Should be a great skinning knife hence the reason I bought it.
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Frederic Ritchie II
> 3 dayChristmas gift , not used yet .
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James
> 3 dayMora knives are not top of the line, but priced well for what they are. This will be a great small pack knife for carving and utility jobs (fire starting, etc.).
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John
> 3 dayGreat blade on its own just wish the handle was a bit more substantial in size like other Mora knives. Also the sheath is the same as others and I understand its a neck knife but the option to get a clip for pocket carry would be amazing.
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Taylor Savoy Adams
> 3 dayGreat little knife!