MORA 860 Companion Mil Green Fixed Blade 18

I have used one of these knives for the past ten years and it has been literally everywhere with me. The blade is incredibly sharp out of the packet, I didn't have stones to sharpen so put a secondary bevel on mine using a kitchen steel. Ten years of use, I kid you not. for a stick tang knife this has without a doubt outperformed any of my more expensive knives and I feel a fool for buying them. Every time I have a few spare pounds I order one or two of these just so I can give them to family and friends I value this product so much. perfect in the kitchen, camping or halfway up a mountain. get them while you can especially at the crazy low price on Hennie. much love to you guys and gals who have made shopping here such a good experience over the last ten years.

Had my Companion for 3 years now and have never had an issue. The blade remains sharp for a long time and no matter what you do to this knife it will just keep going. The grip is very comfortable and easy to hold even in the rain or gloves. I have used it to spilt logs and gut fish and everything in between. Punches far above its price bracket as I have knives that are 3 times more expensive that get left on the shelf.

When it comes down to it, there is nothing bad about this knife. It's sharp, sturdy and exceptionally cheap for what it is. It's a no nonsense tool which will do pretty much anything you could expect of it. For £12 it's a no brainer, even if it's not your primary tool it's the best back up you could ask for.

This knife is more practical and good to use than any other knife I have. The most expensive of those is about 15 times the price of the Companion. The following are why it may well be the best value knife in the world: the way it clicks into the sheath, the sharpness of the blade, the ergonomic grippy handle, the entirely stainless and good quality steel, the lightness of the knife in sheath and hand, the sharp point, the look and finish, the fact it is made in Sweden by Mora (should that come first?), the size of the blade, which while small is large enough for most tasks, the reasonable thickness of the strong spine, the simple strong clip on the sheath. It's not just the best value; for jobs like food prep, cuttting cardboard, shaving wood, I think it's one of the best full stop.

I bought a carbon one about four years ago . I have used it for gutting animals And fish as well as light woodland use . I have never had any issues with this knife and find the edge stays sharp for ages . I would highly recommend this knife to anybody.

I bought a carbon one about four years ago . I have used it for gutting animals And fish as well as light woodland use . I have never had any issues with this knife and find the edge stays sharp for ages . I would highly recommend this knife to anybody.

Comes razor sharp out of the box. Good weight and comfortable handle. Sheath while basic, is one of my favourites, as it's so accessible. It clicks in, and that's it, no straps or buttons needed.

Bought one after a few years of toying with the idea. Such a sturdy knife & so well made, the price for this quality is unbelievably cheap. Pretty sure i bought my second one within a couple of days of buying the first one.

There is literally no better way to spend 12 quid These are bombproof . Made to such a high standard and outperforms more expensive custom blades. They are also extremely light weight and these are the ones I recommend to my pals who go ultra light back packing. Cost to ability ratio makes buying one a no brainer.