Mora Outdoor Companion 860 Knife available in Black

For camping hiking etc Mora is the budget king with outstanding quality.Very sharp.Very comfortable.Scandi grind ideal to work with wood.It's for a reason Mora is the best seller all over the world.

Excellent little knife, it's probably the sharpest factory sharp knife iv baught, it's an all round knife, ya can't hammer into trees like my other mora knives but well worth the price, if you like knives I'd recommend adding this little gem

Bought for bush craft though not yet had chance to get out though did use to feather some sticks in the back yard this thing is sharp straight out of the box and seems very well made and strong enough for my needs

Excellent quality and extremely sharp. I recommened it for every use. Good quality belt holster that keeps the knife very tight and good length of blade for all around jobs. Great value for the money and recomment to every outdoor usage and hobbiest

These would be great value even at double the price. I have since got a bushcraft black and a Basic and love them. Super sharp straight out of the box and the sheaths are great too.

Not shipped quite as razor sharp as I thought it was going to be, but to be fair it wasn't advertised as something you could shave with! However, there was a very slight serration on the tip. It looks as though the first rough grinds hadn't quite been polished off as cleanly as it could have been and it had extended out to the edge....OK I am bing a bit picky, but it left the tip feeling slightly rough and I wasn't expecting to have to finish the edge myself.The handle is very grippy with a soft rubber like feel, but with an underlying firmness. Wet or dry your hand stays in place, which is just as well as there is no slip guard. My only concern is; will oils from the hand and dirt etc cause the rubber to break down - time will tell. It is advertised as having a 3/4 tang and having put some downward pressure on the blade it feels solid with the leverage on it not feeling like it is going to turn and punch through the handle.I've hacked up a few pieces of wood with this and slashed up a fair few cardboard boxes to go into the recycling bin. The edge has held up well with just a need for some occasional honing. I have run it over a whetstone once and it sits nicely in the hand for this task. It sharpened up nicely, but I am yet to go from dulled to sharp to see how easy / difficult this could be.The ridging plastic sheath holds the knife firmly in place. It is shaped to take the blade in one way only, so be careful when putting it back in else it may fall out. When clipped in place you need a little bit of force to pull it free with only about 2/3 of the handle to hold. If you pull it there is a chance it jumps up and suddenly exposes the blade. I noticed a small notch on the sheath that you can put a thumb on and use it for leverage for a more controlled release of the blade and it also allows for one handed release.

Very impressed with the knife considering the price. Its very sturdy and well made, fits well in the hand. I would recommend.

this knife is brilliant the sheath is well thought out and the way it cuts is second to none it takes any amount of abuse you can throw at it and is still sharp after a vast amount of use...... only concern is that they are dangerously sharp out of the box, which is hardly a negative point