Companion Stainless Steel Fixed-Blade Knife with Sheath, 4.1 Inch,Black

I carry a Leatherman around with me all the time. I use it at home, work, and for camping. While it has performed well over the years, I wanted a knife that had a slightly bigger blade on it that I could use for some more robust tasks. With the exception of the Leatherman, I don't think I've ever bought a knife before. I have a lot of nice ones that were given to me as gifts over the years but the problem is....I don't like to use them! They are just too nice and expensive. For example, my wife bought me this really nice Benchmade pocket knife that has my initials engraved on the side of the blade. I love to look at it...but I'm not taking that camping to hack up some tinder for the fire. Anyway, I wanted an inexpensive knife that would be an all purpose workhorse for the tool table in the garage, the defender of the yard work chores, and the champion of the camping trip. After doing a little research, I eventually was brought to the Morakniv Companion. The reviews looked good and the price was unbelievable. I decided to take a chance on it and I am very glad I did. This is a great feeling knife and yes it is very sharp! Before I got to attached to it's "newness", I immediately put this thing to work out in the yard. I took some fallen tree limbs and began trimming them up to make some tomato stakes for the garden. Trimming them up and sharpening the ends to a point proved to be no problem for the knife. I used it assist in removing some of my vegetables from the plants and to cut some twine for another job. By the end of the day, I was cutting up and breaking down some cardboard boxes with it. The knife doesn't look as new anymore...but she still is plenty sharp! The knife feels good and the hard shell sheath does a great job of keeping it secure. The Morakniv is much more comfortable to use compared to my Leatherman and I prefer to use a knife like this for bigger tasks. I think having the combination of both my multi-tool and this particular knife will prove to be a winning combination around the house and for camping trips. It's well made and one that is not so expensive that I'm too scared to put it to work. I recommend.

This is my favorite Mora! Perfect size, weight, thickness, razor sharp, perfect handle, very grippy, stainless, you can’t go wrong! I planned on making a sheath for it but the one it comes with is great. Great retention and very smooth in and out. Still might make one so I can attach to a Tek Lok though. Buying a backup tomorrow!

Moraknives are fantastic, nothing more needs to be said. In my picture I originally bought the green one with the carbon steel blade and was so impressed I bought the orange with the stainless immediately after. These are comfortable, durable, multi-purpose, and SHARP. You’re getting $50+ worth of knife for $15. By multi-purpose, I mean you can use it as an every-day carry, a toolbox/fishing/outdoors knife, a hunting knife, or a kitchen knife. It’s that good. If I have one qualm, and it’s extremely minor, I’d have preferred a black sheath. The sheathes being the same bright green and orange colors as the knives make them stand out a ton when worn, but again, not really the biggest deal. But they’re light, they hold the knives securely, and the clip is a nice touch when most knives only offer a belt loop. File these under “will not regret purchase.”

I absolutely knew that this could not be as good as the reviews said it was. I was WRONG. I am stunned at the value. This thing came with a mirror finish blade, cleanly cut brand engraved and a superbly engineered handle. Perfect ergonomics and I have large hands. The sheath is good too, the knife snaps into place securely and although its plastic it secures nicely to a belt and is completely functional. I was put off by the sheath and tried hard not to like the whole thing. But I used it to trim a tomahawk handle to fit the head and to do some other carving and fitting. Then I tried it on a thanksgiving ham with a big bone in it. I tried several other knives side by side thru all this and I found myself reaching for this knife as a matter of preference. I can barely believe it. Using this knife led me to buy a Mora 2000 which also struck me as weird but worth a chance. As it turns out these are now two of my favorite knives although this one is so inexpensive that I don't worry about really USING it. Highly recommended I have been buying and trading knives my whole life and have lots of them and lots of experience with them. I have read lots of reviews where people worry about full tang and batoning thru wood, This is a knife- not a hatchet. Its designed to cut not chop. I am convinced its tough enough to do anything a reasonable knife user could need to do. Honestly I have never been in a any woods in my life where there wasn't plenty of twigs and small stuff to just pick up. While you are batoning I could build ten fires with stuff I just pick up. I have spent 67 years in the woods and outdoors. I think I may know a bit about this. If you need a good sharp and durable knife to USE this is so inexpensive that its silly to not just get one and be happy. Trapper

Pros: I give this a 5 star rating for the price and practical design. It's super light for backpacking/ BC skiing/hunting/etc... it's stainless steel, sharp, the sheath retains the knife very well , the sheath doesn't soak up water, the sheath can be attached to any waistband, and most of all its inexpensive. Cons: for a fixed blade I could use a slightly large blade for baton-ing wrist sized firewood, like a taller blade, so that you get more drive into the wood before the blade is buried. I thought it would replace a carbon steel, leather sheathed knife that rusts and is too heavy, that I have. Sometimes I can see the blade bending inside the wood if the grains twist, so far it springs back into shape afterwards. Works on pine and most western evergreens, don't use it on oak or dried out eucalyptus. But, hey, it's under 20$, break it and pull out the other one you bought for your boat/truck/cabin/shed/camper/garage/daughter/son/wife/brother/friend...etc

Proud to own this knife! Great quality, durable, maintains its edge well. I will definitely buy more. The sheath is a great build, fits on a bikini while diving. Nice widdle knife for around the campfire. Use caution as it is sharp!

I already like Morakniv knives, so I picked up this Companion mainly because I wanted the black version. It has the same simple, practical design I expect from Mora, and the handle feels comfortable and secure in my hand. The stainless steel blade is easy to maintain and works well for general outdoor, camping, and fishing tasks. I also like the included sheath because it keeps the knife protected and easy to carry with my gear. For me, the black color gives it a cleaner look than some of the brighter Morakniv options. If you already like Mora knives, this is another solid one to add to the collection.

Excellent knife, ergonomic, very sharp, stainless steel blade. I bought several for camping. They are now my wife's favorite knives (other than the Chef's knives)!!!

Super design et qualité tres pratique

I recently had the opportunity to put Thais great outdoor knife to the test, and I must say, it didn't disappoint. This rugged tool proved to be a dependable companion. One of the standout features of this knife is its thoughtfully designed ergonomic plastic case. Not only does it keep the blade secure and protected, but it also adds a level of convenience to carrying. I had it clipped to my pant without belt while mountain biking, the knife was always easily accessible without being a burden. The ergonomic handle of the knife deserves special mention. Its strength was evident as I tackled different cutting and carving tasks, providing a secure grip that instilled confidence even in challenging conditions. During my time using this knife, it effortlessly handled everything from preparing campfire kindling to assisting in meal prep. The sharpness of the blade remained consistent, and the overall build quality left me assured that this knife would withstand the test of time. In conclusion, if you're on the lookout for a versatile outdoor knife that combines toughness with portability, this is certainly worth considering.

PAR-FAIT ! C'est LE couteau idéal : peu cher, de qualité, très tranchant, lame épaisse, étui solide, prise en main idéale et peu encombrant. C'est mon 3eme : à l'atelier, au jardin, dans la cuisine. Je suis fan des MoraKniv companion

Couteau à bas prix pour une qualité élevée rien à ajouter..

Was soll man noch groß über das Morakniv Companion sagen? Das Messer ist eine Legende – und das völlig zu Recht. Für einen sehr fairen Preis bekommt man hier ein extrem scharfes, robustes Messer, das hervorragend in der Hand liegt. Ob für Bushcraft, Camping oder als Allrounder im Alltag – das Companion überzeugt durch Qualität, Einfachheit und Funktionalität. Die Verarbeitung ist top, die Klinge zuverlässig und schnitthaltig. Wer noch nie eins hatte, sollte es unbedingt ausprobieren. Ich würde gern 6 Sterne geben, wenn es möglich wäre.