Companion Fixed Blade Outdoor Knife with Stainless Steel Blade, 4.1-Inch, Orange (M-11824)

Picked this Mora fix blade up for around $16. Could not believe the price. This is a great all around outdoors knife. Blade is razer sharp. Handle is extremely comfortable. Shealth is made of plastic, but that is ok. Apprearance is top knotch. Knife is built to be extremely durable. The Swiss really know how to make quality knives! I would buy this in a heart beat!

I am impressed. I am a blade fanatic, having used several types of blades daily for well over 3 decades. So, when those around me hear me say that about some type of bladed tool, they usually perk up and pay attention. My posts on my old Amazon account, particularly the knife reviews and knife sharpening tools, drew quite a bit of attention, although it’s been a couple of years since I posted reviews there. ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/profile/amzn1.account.AGHZK3B6CTD7K36646BENTATZGQA ) My favored factory knife companies are usually Buck, Benchmade, Ontario, and likely now Morakniv, if future knives I’ll purchase from them hold the same quality as this one. The Morakniv Companion I received will likely replace my Benchmade Barrage folder as my EDC for the foreseeable future as I continue to evaluate it. This is absolutely a 5 star knife. I had some QC concerns when I first received this item, but I’ll get to that later...and those concerns proved moot once I had the chance to try this knife out today. Out of the box, this knife is ridiculously sharp. I’m used to new blades having a good edge from the factory, but I believe this is the absolute sharpest blade I’ve pulled out of a package...ever...and I own a host of knives, from some cheap beater knives to high-end blades. The Sandvik 12c27 steel used in this knife is a great knife steel...probably among the better stainless steels used by more knife brands. Until I really give this knife a few months worth of work, the only stainless steels I would rate better would likely be CPM 154 and CPM SV30, respectively. However, those two steels usually carry a far higher pricetag than this Sandvik blade. After using my rouge-infused strop to make this already scary-sharp blade even more frightening, I’ve used this knife all day (and will post an update after a month or 3 of use), purposely finding tasks to use it on. I’ve chopped some veggies, cut up a couple of boxes just because I could, stripped some electrical wire, reduced a small piece of hardwood firewood (about 2inx4inx12in) to fine tinder, and feathered a 2in diameter limb of the same hardwood. After that, I ran this blade a few times across my strop, and the edge was back to where I started. I expected the Sandvik steel to hold up well, but this went past my expectations. The “Scandi” flat grind this knife has performs extremely well. I’ll try the carbon steel version of this knife next, before I move on to the other models Morakniv produces. Let’s talk about what this knife is for...EVERY knife has a particular purpose, just like any tool. This knife is meant as a light to medium duty EDC knife. With the 4.1 inch blade it is sized to tackle just about any normal cutting task you would need from day to day. Even taking this camping with you it would serve extremely well for food prep and tindering. What it ISN’T meant for is HARD use...yes, I have no doubt you could baton a small piece of firewood (2 or 3 inches diameter max) and this blade would hold up well...but that IS NOT what this knife is meant for. I’m not even sure why people want to use a knife for tasks other tools are better suited for...get a hatchet, for God’s sake. Another point is this knife is NOT full tang...which is JUST FINE. Full tang blades are needed when a blade is used in hard tasks where every bit of strength you can get is needed. This is still a ¾ tang blade, which is MORE than enough for its intended purpose. Further, the tang is notched, so when the handle is molded to it and hardens, the blade simply will NOT pop out, even under misuse. I’ve watched one of these knives de-handled so we could see how they are formed...and I’ll tell you it was difficult for that person to cut through the handle material with a high-speed reciprocating saw...surprisingly difficult. The handle is WELL FORMED around the ¾ tang and I cannot see anyone having any problems at all with it failing to perform. My normal EDC knives are really strong locking folders (Buck, Benchmade)...and this is certainly stronger than those by far, and is meant for tasks you would normally use those for. Further, the ergonomics of the handle are quite comfortable, and the additional rubber coating over the plastic provides an excellent grip. The included formed-plastic sheath also functions well. The sheath grips the handle once inserted and the knife feels secure. I can’t imagine why anyone would have issues with it. The only concerns I had in the beginning were about QC...when I first pulled the knife out of the packaging, I noticed it looked like someone had stabbed the blade into something hard...maybe at the factory? There were a couple of edge blemishes near the tip. However, if I weren’t so OCD about my blade edges I probably wouldn’t have noticed, and touching the edge up on my strop eliminated those blemishes. Still, it’s something the company shouldn’t be OK with. Overall, this is a fantastic light to medium duty EDC knife. Again, I’ll post an update after a month or so of use, but I don’t see my opinion of this great knife changing after seeing how it performed today.

I'm now the proud owner of three Morakniv Companions, and have gifted a couple of them as well. They've become one of my favorite knives even over much more expensive brands for basically one reason: they are cheap, so I'll actually use them. If you're anything like me, you're overflowing with knives that have barely been used. I have quite a few nice ones that I've been hesitant to put through much abuse because they're nice. Not this one! Dig in the dirt? Sure. Skin a deer? Yep. Try to sharpen it even though I'm not very good at it? Yeah, why not. Worst case scenario, I buy another one. On to the knife itself: The blade came nice and sharp and seems like a high quality stainless. The plastic/rubber handle feels good in the hand or in a gloved hand. The sheath is a plastic that has good retention and is very easy to clip onto a belt. In the end: Buy one. Or two. You won't regret it!

Insanely happy with this purchase. Right out of the box, it is ridiculously sharp. Cuts through most anything like butter. I will definitely be using this to skin some deer. Perfect for daily carry, the purchase on the holster is not too tight, but tight enough it'll never slip out on its own. Excellent quality, would buy again.

You can get better knives but this thing is incredible for the price. Literally shaved my face right out of the box because my razor hasn't shipped yet. Sheath is good, blade is perfect for my needs, handle is grippy as it gets. This knife isn't perfect but it FAR exceeds the quality to cost ratio. This may be a cheap knife but its not built like it. I'll buy another just because it's quality even though the steel is nice and I could just strop it and it'll last a lifetime. I bought it to carve a tree into a bow with the intention to pretty much destroy it, like I said though it's good steel and it will retain it's edge. I'm confident I can make this thing last at least a decade, you need to be confident with a whetstone and a strop to make that happen though. Otherwise just buy a new one every year, it's so cheap it doesn't even matter.

Fantastic value for such a great practical knife. Not a premium knife but not a premium price either not a tactical commando knife with a fancy sheath or handle nevertheless it has a quality blade with a comfortable non slip grip and solid sheath. I use this for Bushcraft, find it safer than a folding blade for preparing wood and kindling for the fire. Note not a full tang so only suitable for light /soft wood batoning. Great knife for garden and greenhouse use. I have the stainless steel version, so no need to worry about rusting in our damp climate. I also chose the dayglow orange Survival model so hard to lose in the woods. Super-sharpe knife and holding its edge well. Top edge of blade rounded so I filed a flat section about 20 mm close to handle to use as fire steel striker. Tight fit with sheath so cannot fall out, has a belt clip but note cannot be carried in public areas, so lives in my rucksack and firmly in sheath until needed. Simply excellent value for money.

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Un coltello che unisce semplicità, praticità e qualità ad un prezzo davvero accessibile. La lama in acciaio inox è affilata già al primo utilizzo e mantiene il filo a lungo, risultando perfetta per campeggio, escursioni o piccoli lavori di outdoor. Nonostante la leggerezza, trasmette solidità e affidabilità. Il manico in gomma è ergonomico e garantisce un’ottima presa anche con le mani bagnate o in condizioni meno favorevoli, il che lo rende uno strumento sicuro e comodo da maneggiare. Il fodero in dotazione, semplice ma funzionale, permette di portarlo sempre con sé senza ingombro. È un coltello versatile, resistente e ben bilanciato, che non delude mai: ideale sia per chi si avvicina al bushcraft sia per chi ha già esperienza e cerca uno strumento affidabile da usare sul campo. Un acquisto che convince per qualità e rapporto prezzo-prestazioni.