Morakniv Companion Stainless Fixed Blade Reviews

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The Mora Companion Stainless Fixed Blade is the ideal 'use and abuse' knife for the pack or pocket.
Mora knives are cheap to buy yet tough in use. They use a tough plastic handle and sheath but really work above their weight where steel is concerned. The Mora Companion uses a stainless steel which is super sharp plus the handle and sheath are brightly coloured meaning it should never be lost if dropped.

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“For the price this is absolutely outstanding, I genuinely cannot imagine that at this price point you could find anything better. Blade is absolutely razor sharp out of the box, spine is thicker than I expected, which surprised me as I obviously knew the measurements before buying it. Handle is very grippy even when wet and the sheath does what you need it to do and keeps the blade secure, attaches to a belt very easily, as others have said without having to thread a belt through it. I don't think I could pick fault with this if I wanted to, buy one, end of.”

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Posted 1 month ago

“One for the kitchen, one for the toolbox, one for the garden, one for the fishing backpack, one for the.........”

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Posted 1 year ago

“A great knife with a utilitarian sheath. Nice and sharp. It seems a shame to incorporate it in a Safety Kit.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I have owned the same companion knife for the last ten years, it has withstood some serious use. originally the knife was purchased as a cheap bushcraft blade but after using it extensively I have come to give it a deep respect because of its rust resistance , blade retention and ease of sharpening. Dont be fooled into thinking stainless steel is bad, mine will perform at a level the carbon version does but without the rust problems. I recently camped with it and we had some hardwood to break down for a fire, I didnt have a baton so used the roofing hammer out of a friends van to smash some dried hardwood down into kindling, the knife took some dents but it didnt break. My most trusted and time honored served knife now does duty at my allotment for cutting down plants and string, an absolute legend of a knife for the price of two pints in the pub.”

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Posted 1 year ago