Morakniv Pro C Knife Red

I was very disappointed when this knife arrived, I had always heard good things about Not a knives, but this one wasn't very sharp when it arrived and the tip of the blade was messed up. I suppose for the price it was fine but it didn't come in in great shape. I have since sharpened the knife and gr...

Mora has done it again. I love mora knives. I never really was a fan of this straight-back point, however, this and the companion have changed my mind. For this price, why wouldn't you at least give it a shot? I recommend this to bushcrafters who want a knife solely for slicing either food, or carvi...

As usual, I'm very pleased with my Mora. I don't like the unfinished look of the spine, but I assume it has something to do with their sandwich steel process. I took off a star for the new plastic they use in the sheath. It's too soft, and after two days on my work belt, the clasp was drawing away f...

Love Moras and this one is no exception. Incredible value. Spine of the blade is unfinished, but easy to finish square with a file and diamond sharpener. Blade, handle, sheath all good, and you can't beat the price. l'll call this one medium duty. Not for batoning, but should be reasonably durable f...

broke on me as I opened up some moving boxes cut my hand. Expected a sturdier blade because of the reviews

Truly, I can't think of a better knife for a budget pack knife. I own a lot of knives, and this particular model blows a lot of my higher end ones out of the water with edge retention, utility, and durability. I've backpacked nearly 500 miles with this dangling off my pack (not recommended unless yo...

For a sub $20 knife, this is a five star product. Crazy sharp, comfortable, and durable, like all Mora knives. When compared to other Moras, I'm a little less impressed... but just a little. While I really like the blade geometry (thin, short, with a wide belly), I'm not really sold on the new grip ...

I continue to impressed with Mora products, and this is my favorite so far. I've owned a mora classic as well as a mora companion, but I favor shorter knives. This knife goes through wood really well. I don't use it to baton (I have a tomahawk for that kind of work) but for general knife work and fi...

The Craftline series C & S are all around good knives. Main difference between these and the Companion series is the grip configuration with finger guard and blade length. For those unfamiliar with Mora knives as I was, the "C" is for carbon and the "S" is for stainless: if they're coloured in any w...

The Morakniv is an excellent knife, quality made, and will last a long time. The design is such the handle grips perfectly and the blade feels like an extension of the hand. As a tradesman I have seen these around for years and never paid them much attention because they don't look as cool as other ...