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Michael
> 3 dayLike all the Moras, this is a very good knife. Nothing fancy....all function. Definitely a great outdoor knife for the money. There is a bit of a trade off with the HD model though. The blade is thicker and much sturdier than the original Companion; which is great for rougher use. The thicker blade does lose a little performance for finer carving and/or game and fish prep. Overall though, very good knife and excellent value.
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J. Huntington
> 3 dayIf youre used to modern consumer goods, its kinda hard to believe this knife is so good at this price. Its not fancy but its sharp as heck right out of the box and its nearly indestructible, and it feels really, really good in the hand. The handles ergonomics are great. Its not an heirloom or anything. The handle and sheath are plastic and not particularly elegant. But this is just a really good, solid knife for chopping, carving, splitting, any kind of rough outdoor use. Its too thick to be a great slicer, but its not really meant to be one. Even so, it does better than youd expect for a scandi grind. Ive used this thing to chop down small trees and with a quick honing the blade was still in great shape.
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John M.
> 3 dayYou cant go wrong with a Mora. Excellent quality and craftmanship. You will not find a better knife for the money. This is my second Mora. I hot the first one with a stainless steel blade and this one with a carbon steel blade. I always have a Mora on me at all times.
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Dave
> 3 dayWhat can i say about the Mora Knives that hasnt already been said. They are flat out awesome and at 4.6 oz its waaay lighter than my previous knife. Its perfect for backpacking. I really like the rubber grip handle.
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randerson
> 3 dayThis Knife is an amazing value. It arrived razor sharp and is solidly built. Since it is High carbon steel it did develop a small amount of surface rust on my first hunt with it but in in no way will that effect the performance. The sheath did a very good job of retaining the knife through a 3 day archery pig hunt through some very steep terrain with thick cover.
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Baudelaire
> 3 dayYoud think it would be cheap or flimsy, but no -- just well-made and inexpensive. Some people have griped about the blade staining. Folks, thats because its made of carbon steel. It does that. Its no big thing. GREAT purchase!
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Papa Bear
> 3 dayThis is the first Mora that Ive bought and I would recommend this knife to anyone looking for a good common man knife for bushcraft or the outdoors. Comes very sharp from the manufacturer and I was able to make feather sticks right out of the package. Its very light weight for its size, which is great because I use this knife as a neck knife for camp chores and small detail work. But in a pinch you can baton wood for fire prep if need be. For less than $20 you cant beat it.
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Elliott A.
> 3 dayI have read so many great reviews about this knife that I bought one for myself. I was underwhelmed with the sharpness out of the box. I was expecting razor sharpness. It could have just been my knife but it tore the paper instead of slicing neatly through. I still like the knife but was just not expecting less than razor sharp. I should have bought the Bushcraft Black like I started to.
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william dewitt
Greater than one weekWell made. Great knife for price. Companion HD comes in Morakniv box. Companion comes in a plastic bag. Check the measurements you want because this isn’t a large knife but it’s size I wanted. It has a carbon blade so keep it cleaned and oiled and it wont rust. Probably last a lifetime if not abused. Companions have a polished spine so no fire starter unless you alter it with a file.
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K Lewis
Greater than one weekGreat knife at a great price.