Mora Unisex Outdoor Pathfinder Knife available in Black

Useful tool, quality blade

Knife with sabbath

Dopo tempo dall'acquisto e averlo provato dico.Dimensione giusta, leggero e affilato. Destinato a chi lavora in acqua o nel settore sicurezza o soccorso, la punta tonda e la guardia sul manico garantiscono un buon grado di protezione per evitare di farsi e fare male. Consigliatissimo anche perché se e quando si rovina lo cambi perché sono buoni e costano relativamente poco.

Love the knife. Eats up any rope i try it on. Sooo smooth threw them. Only down side is sheath does not have belt clip. Only fits other Morakinv sheath or a dive setup i guess. Not a belt

Like most people who own Mora's I own several but this is the only one I have with any kind of serrations on the blade. That, and the blunt tip, make it unique. The purpose of the blunt tip is two-fold. First, the "marine" in the name indicates that you can use this on a boat while rocking and bumping over waves and such. The blunt tip works like the "tip-less" design of a Wharncliffe to prevent stabbing of oneself or those around while cutting rope or line in rough seas. Second, when used as a rescue knife, the serrated edge will slice through webbing or a seat belt, but the blunt tip won't puncture the person being rescued (nothing spoils a good rescue worse than that). The handle is that of some of the "old-school" crafting or whittling Mora's, which works well with this knife since the curled forward edge of the guard wraps around the index finger and adds to the sureness of the grip. There's also a lanyard hole so you can add a wrist lanyard to make sure you don't lose your Mora in the sea (although the size of the handle is small if you have big hands - my finger covers the lanyard hole when I hold this knife). Overall this knife is a great design and a true bargain. Also, the pictures really don't do it justice.

I already own a number of Moras, and I'm happy to add this one to my collection. I wanted a blunt-tipped, serrated-edge knife for boating, and this one arrived with razor-sharp serrations. The fine edge ahead of the serrations transitions to a blunt tip, but the blade side of the tip is quite sharp. I like the finger guard and the way the knife sits deep in the sheath. The only drawback I can see so far is that it doesn't float. However, I've attached a slice of pool noodle to the lanyard ring. Bucket-testing proves the noodle will float the knife, though I may find a better alternative.

good knife for a great price