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

For what you pay ? This has to be the best bang for your buck period... Buy with confidence and dont look back

Its a Mora so it was sharp right out of the package. Easy to find in a pile of leaves. Would buy again.

Wow! I can honestly say that this is the first knife that I have purchased that can slice through paper so easily! I have purchased lots of knives throughout my life and have never had a knife as sharp as this one is right out of the box. For the price paid, this is an awesome knife!! I am very happy with this purchase!!

I’ve been using this knife for a couple of months in a construction site, mostly for stakes. It’s amazing knife for it’s price, always in my jeans pocket. I did a brown mustard patina in the blade. Every now and then I hit some rocks and screws and some dents become visible. But any sharpening stone can solve it... Would buy again!

This a great knife! Its hard to beat these knives and is worth way more time than the cost.

Razor sharp right out of the box! Excellent knife, I would highly recommend.

This is the sharpest out-of-the-box knife I have ever purchased. After using it for 4 weeks on many tasks such as making feather sticks, splitting kindling, opening mail, and cutting cardboard it remains as sharp as the day I received it. The pommel lacked a hole for a lanyard so I drilled one and added a length of paracord to suit myself. I also ground 2 of the spine so it would throw sparks with a fire steel. The 3/4 tang should hold up well for my uses. This is my second Mora knife. The first, is branded Frost/Mora with a full tang 85mm blade and double hilt guard that I found in an antique store many years ago. Im anxious to use the Companion in the bush on my next trip. I am very happy with this purchase

THIS IS NOW MY FAVORITE HUNTING KNIFE. FIRST CLASS SHEATH AND KNIFE COMBO. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY ONE OF THOSE OUTDOOR MAGAZINES.

Meh. I love me some Mora knives, but this one is a bit of a misfire, at least for me. I like the thicker handle (have large hands), great finish on the spine, I even like the Mora sheaths okay for what they are. Real problem here is that the thicker blade with a fairly low Scandi grind (once I eliminated the pointless and rather dull microbevel that the factory put on this particular knife, unlike my others . . . grrrrr) is just not that great at what a knife is for: cutting. Even when sharpened to the point where it will cut free-standing hairs this geometry just doesnt cut, carve or slice all that well. The 2 mm and 2.5mm Mora blade thicknesses are a better fit for how I use these knives, so I like the basic Companion better (though I wish it had this handle!). I could reprofile it to a more acute angle, but at these prices its not worth the time and effort. So, this one will be a shed, yard & firepit knife for me--splitting small kindling into tiny kindling, general beater, etc. At the Mora price, though, thats still a satisfactory outcome.

Have it to a friend as a gift. He raves about it. Loves his knife.