Morakniv Bushcraft Black Serrated Knife with 0.125/4.3-Inch Sandvik

I think this Mora Tactical with serrations is an excellent knife for those who don't like serrations on the inside cut of the blade, these ones are on the outer edge. Right handed people always complain about hating serrations because they feel like they are on the wrong side, but with practice serrations can be amazing for the woods esp fire craft. If you use this Mora Black Tactical the serrations hardly even cause any drag when cutting feather sticks its almost 98% the same as using a normal edge. I was blown away by this and realized this is the knife people are looking for who need the serrations for cutting rope or fishline but also want a nice smooth cut when using it in camp or to make traps. The Mora Bushcraft black tactical also has a way better sheath then its cousins, the molly webbing is perfect for rafting, kayaking and fisherman but also bushcrafting camping tasks. This knife has a wicked edge and honestly it wants to eat wood its the most aggressive Mora I've ever used, I love the knife its a good blade. I got mine for 35$ so I'm a bit conflicted cause I think the asking normal price is way to high, if its a knife you really want shop around cause you can find them under $50. I dock this knife one star because sharpening the knife near the serrations where they left a quarter inch of straight edge by the handle is a pain in the bum. All is good, honestly just keep it stropped and ya won't need to worry about it that much anyways. Hope this review helps cause their ain't much out there on this knife.

Since I was kid I have always had a odd fasanation for knives. What's wrong with me? At any rate, over the years I have collected a foot locker full of them. I own inexpensive production runs to custom made one of a kind knives worth big $$$. I have more than a few Mora knives. One of the first knives that came my way as a kid was a old Mora I still have to this day.This Bushcraft is a solid quality piece of work for the $30 you will have to spend. It's one of those knives that immediately feels great in your hand when you pick it up for the first time. I especially like the handle. It's configuration and the material it's made of convey a velvety non-slip feeling of comfort and control. Personally, I think the plastic sheaths are practical and functional but, I understand a lot of people like leather. However, I wouldn't pass this knive up because of the sheath. Buy the knive and find another sheath for it - if that's what you want. It's worth it.

Man! What a great knife!Shaved the hair off my arm out of the box!Took it hunting and used it for some camp tasks like cooking and cutting rope. Also batoned wood, made some feather sticks, and used the back end on my ferro rod!Knife preformed great and still can shave the hair off my arm!Only thing that would make it better is if Mora made a full tang with this handle!!!

Morakniv Bushcraft Black Serrated Knife with Serrated Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade and MOLLE-Compatible Sheath. I paid $35 for this, I can't see paying over $45 for this knife. This is designed and made in Sweden, with excellent craftsmanship! I purchased this to go in my tool bag as a general inexpensive utility knife. Will fit men's small to large hands perfectly, comfortable and ergonomic with a durable rubber grip. The sheath is surprisingly high quality and well-designed for what it is. This is exactly what I was looking for :)

Great knife, subpar sheath. It needs to have an integrated belt hook/clip. The detachable one it comes with swivels around. I taped it in place with gaffers tape and it holds still but that’s a ghetto rig. The knife is perfect and well worth the $40 by its self so I’m not too bummed.

Outstanding blade and superior quality!!! Field tested this knife last weekend and was not disappointed. Mora hit a home run with this knife! Shoots sparks from a ferro rod like 4th of July fireworks. Beat the hell out it and it still slices paper with ease. No...I did not resharpen.

By FAR, the best quality/value/features, "bang for your buck", knife!!! Easy worth 3 times what "Mora" charges, but dont tell them i said that, 😉. Cant recommend enough. TONS of choices too.

Quite an excellent blade. If only the handle waas just a bit larger and longer.

Mit dem Messer kann man schneiden, hacken und Holz spalten. es ist sehr stabil.

This is a fantastic knife. You cant beat it for a Bushcraft blade. You don't really need the serrations but they are there. The sheath works way better than just the plastic one. It came razor sharp out of the box and excels at making fuzz sticks and fine shavings for lighting fire. And the 90 degree spine is what you need to strike on your ferro rod to make sparks. Great product.

Belle réalisation liant efficacité, ergonomie, sécurité et un design très outdoor!La gaine assure une bonne sécurité de rangement à la ceinture et surtout l'assurance de ne pas voir le couteau tomber en sortant de l'étui!C'est loin d'être anodin, car perdre son couteau est aussi frustrant que, parfois, compliqué pour la suite d'un trekking!Le couteau est solide et pratique.La tenue en main son point fort.

Attention le couteau envoyer était la référence Mora heavy carbone, il ne correspond pas du tout à la description.Je l'ai commandé à 2 reprise et 2 fois on m'a renvoyé le mauvais couteau

Excellent quality.