Mora Hunter

This knife didn't do it for me I'm sorry to say. Handle felt too big. Numb. Steel looked good though. Didn't rate the sheath at all. Not a good secure fit. Much preferred the one my Mora 510 came with 20 odd years ago.. Gave this Mora "Hunter" to my brother for Christmas and he uses it as a kitchen knife, which I think is about right. Excellent service from HH.

This knife has a longer blade than the Companion & is quite a bit cheaper. The handle is very ergonomic with a nice,grippy texture. Unfortunately mine came with a slightly misaligned blade which looks bent but is just inaccurately seated in the moulded handle - not bad enough to make it unusable so I'm keeping it. A good starter Bushcraft knife & very useful to many Craftsmen. A bargain at only 9 quid with a 2.5mm. Carbon blade.

I bought this for my mum, as we some how lost a knife she used to use a lot. This is used in the kitchen. It was not as sharp out of the box as I had expected it would be, but after realising you sharpen against the flat side of the edge, it was easier to sharpen than my regular knives since I did not have to free-hand raise the angle to anything as you just lay it flat against it's large working edge. Sharpened quickly, honed in a strop easy and quick. My one gripe, is I am not sure if this was from the factory or use with food, but there were a couple of little blemishes on the blade, kind of like as if there was a nickel coating which had flaked off on an area. There's no coating, you just to illustrate the visual look. Not rust, just a dull looking silver. So I used some Peak metal polish, cleaned again and then renaissance waxed it and gave it a quick couple passes on the strop afterwards. A great knife and should hold an edge nicely. The fact that it comes with a sheath means it won't self-blunten in the drawer with other metal objects, which is nice!

Over the past ten years or so, I've acquired a few fixed blade knives, but this beats them all, bar none, for sheer value. I give it 5 stars for this reason. One or two minor niggles: the sheath isn't brilliant and the knife wasn't as sharp as it could have been out of the box. But I doctored the sheath a bit and got the blade pro-sharpened and I must say it has grown on me. The Mora Hunter is now my favourite knife out of 8 fixed-blades, including a Fallkniven A2, which I love to bits. I'm even a convert to carbon steel, in spite of its higher maintenance factor. This knife holds a razor keen edge for ages, has a fab grip and sits securely in the sheath. To me, it proves that you don't have to spend megabucks to end up with a great, reliable hunting / utility knife.

THE Mora Hunter, the same Mora high quality & value as all their other knives. Highly recommend for both utility & value . Scandinavian's rock!

I always loved this knife but recent production runs now use the 2mm thick blade rather than the old 2.5mm blade. A little disappointed by this though still a great knife. .Heinnies delivery is as always second to none.

Very good knife and a grippy handle too.... get some. Delivered within 21 hours. HH is tops!

I've been using this knife for more than a year now, in many outdoor situations, I've carved, processed food, I've battoned 3 inch logs with it, this was my favourite knife even in a home kitchen due to its sharpness - and it was pleasure to work with this knife. Today I came back form fishing with broken blade, but it was my stupidity to baton heavy logs so often :) I'll definitely buy another Mora for smaller works, and something heavier duty to processing wood, but overall - highly recommended little blade. PS - sharp as hell and holds the edge for months.

I like this knife it has a slightly thicker blade than a standard clipper, comes nice and sharp. The sheath doesn't retain the knife that well but it does the job, I found the belt loop a little on the small side and can only accept a thin belt. I prefer the clipper as its slightly comfier in my hands and the sheath is a better design, but if you have big hands this is the one to buy.