Morakniv Companion Heavy Duty Knife with Sandvik Carbon Steel Blade, 0.125/4.1-Inch

The blade nicked a bit after battening and shaving a hockey puck (rubber). Its the very first use and I expected a better result. Is rubber harder than wood?

I have bought a few of these and I love them.

One of, if not the best budget bushcraft knives on the market. I put a 90 degree angle on the spine and you’re good to go

After hearing such great things about Moras and how sharp and durable they are for such a low price, I decided to check them out. I bought the Companion (orange) in stainless 12C27, and Companion HD (OD) in carbon steel. Great price, yes (under $15 for the HD and under $12 for the regular Companion). Color me not impressed. Neither was sharp. At all. Forget shaving sharp...neither would cut paper without tearing it. Seriously. Both have a microbevel on the Scandi grind. I stropped both...the HD at least shaves a little and cuts paper. The Orange did nothing after stropping so I had to but it on the Worksharp Guided Sharpening System (buy one...they are great). So yes, very easy to match an angle on the Scandi grind by hand. But you are stoning away a lot more steel, and it takes forever. Not a fan of 12C27 either. I found it difficult to raise a bur, but finally got it to (barely) shaving sharp and able to cut paper. Im used to Cold Steel, Benchmade, Spyderco levels of sharpness. Oh, and the handles are slightly different between the Companion and Companion HD...the HD has a larger belly to the handle. I think I like the regular Companion better than the HD handle. Maybe I just got unlucky with 2 duds but Im not Mora-fan. Now the Mora Bushcraft Black is a GREAT knife!

A very useful lightweight knife, that holds its edge and touches up very quickly with my EZ Lap diamond sharpner rod.

service was great, shipped on time, and for the money, this is a great deal, for a great survival knife, would highly recommend, it for any one looking for a great product at an incredible price.

Purchased for Bushcraft great knife. Only downside is you cant use it on a ferro rod, it need a sharper 90 degree angle. I will be purchasing more.

I like the feel of handle better than most other MORA. It is not hard to sharpen. I mostly use in kitchen. Will put in camping gear one day.

Ive had real good luck with these Swedish knives, whether it was camping, trapping or just generally abusing it by using it as a wood splitter. Good steel, and nice handles on these new models. This heavy-bladed knife is stout!

I love this knife, but I bought the HD specifically as a light-weight wood processing knife for bushcrafting. This means the advertised non-polished edge for fire starting was a big reason for this knife. Unfortunately, the back edge of the knife was bevelled and polished, making it unusable for fire starting, as well as curling wood shavings. I do like this knife and its definitely well worth the money, I just wish it had the neccesary edge from the factory. Fortunately, 2 minutes on the bench grinder fixed the issue, but the factory would have done a nicer looking job.