Description
Mora Companion - Good affordable outdoor knife in Stainless Steel.
A truly fantastic versatile Bushcraft and survival knife, at a very reasonable price.
You should buy the Mora Companion if you don’t want to compromise on quality and price.
If, like me, you enjoy cooking on your trips, choose the Companion in this stainless steel version. 2.5 mm thick blade that withstands heavy use but not batoning.
If you need to baton, choose the bigger brother in Carbon steel.
Additional information - Mora Companion
Why should you choose a Mora Companion knife in stainless steel?
Mora’s knives are addictively good quality and at a price where you definitely won’t get ripped off.
A good Bushcraft knife should ideally have more than one function, and for me, the following points apply:
1# It’s important to have a knife that can do a bit of everything. For me, being able to prepare good food from fresh ingredients is an important part of being outdoors. Stainless steel is harder to sharpen to a razor edge, but it holds the edge well and doesn’t rust.
2# When I cook in nature, I place great emphasis on hygiene. A plastic sheath can be easily washed, whereas leather sheaths are impossible to clean thoroughly. Keep this in mind when choosing your next knife. Carbon knives rust easily when packed away with meat juices on them. You avoid this with a Mora Companion knife in stainless steel.
3# A good Mora knife has a Scandi Grind. This is the angle of the blade/edge. When you carve, the Scandi Grind helps make your cutting work easier. The Mora Companion is therefore a super good Bushcraft knife. On top of the Scandi Grind, this knife also has a good point.
Mora Companion specifications
Total length: 219 mm
Blade thickness: 2.5 mm stainless steel
Blade length: 104 mm
Net weight: 118 grams
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