Mora Heavy Duty Fluorescent Carbon 18

Great knife, great scandi grind, good comfortable handle, razor sharp out the box. I put it straight on my stone and created a spine for a ferro rod. Very good but cheap bushcraft knife unbeatable for the price

good sturdy knife will last a long time worth the price orange dheath s a good idea well pleased

good working knife worth the price I make walking sticks thumbsticks and walking poles it will have its work cut out for it but i am confident it will work well and hold up as for h&h like the knife they wont let yuo down I am a happy camper

So good it would be a bargain at £100.

A very nice well balanced knife with a good grip. Went for the fluorescent version so I do not loose it on the moss. Blade not that sharp, but a quick stropp soon fixed that. Service from HH was first class and a pleasure.

I needed a cheap back-up knife for my daily carry of a Cold Steel San Mai Master hunter....I'm a grounds maintenance and woodsman on 3 large country estates. Now I am not so sure the Mora will just be the back up knife!!!......apart from the sheath , although functional and practical , it does not hold the knife that securely......just ordered a leather sheath for it.....which actually cost over double what the knife cost by the way!!!.....it is fabulous. It feels good in the hand, arrived sharp and after a session on the stropes it is now 'freightenly sharp!'.....just superb for such a cheap knife.......not sure I ever need to buy another brand or more expensive knife ever again. Only down side is that there is no lanyard hole.......but a sharp 6mm drill fixed that in 5 seconds flat. Treat yourself, buy at least one.......at this price you can almost consider it a disposable , brilliant tool.

Was looking for a sturdy knife at almost treble the price, but stumbled across a video of someone putting a Mora through its paces. For the price I thought it's got to be worth a look. Won't be spending any more than £30 on a sheath knife again. Admittedly the sheath is a bit basic, but the knife itself is very, very good. And turned up next day, without any additional postage costs.

The 3.2mm thick blade is an excellent addition to the Mora family of Companion knives. Oddly enough, mine didn't come razor sharp though all my other Moras came shaving sharp out of the box. However, after a nice bit of sharpening, now it cuts through paper cleanly and shaves off wet hair with a single stroke.

This knife costs nothing, holds a superb razor edge and is tough as nails. No professional that uses knives out doors should be without a Mora!