Dagger Morakniv Companion F Rescue
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Product detailed description
-Swedish dagger of very high quality with a typical Scandinavian blade and long life
-this versatile knife is designed for the same target group as the Bushcraft model and is associated with the art of survival and being in the outdoors, but will also find great use as a working dagger and was developed especially for cutting ropes, nylon and other fibers
-the knife is less robust than the Bushcraft model, but the shape and design serve effectively to reduce fatigue and the risk of injury from repetitive motions when using the knife
-the serrated blade is made of Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel cold rolled and hardened to HRC 57-58 and the blade is more resistant to wear
-the tip of the knife is rounded
-the shaped handle with a moulding is made of durable black plastic
-the handle is coated with a layer of soft grip rubber, slip-resistant
-Orange-coloured 3cm-long guard prevents slipping of the hand and finger injuries
-Plastic sheath in fluorescent orange
-Thumb loop for easier knife retrieval
-Sheath is easy to wash, hole in the tip of the sheath facilitates drainage
-Plastic belt clip
Sandvik blade; 99 mm
Blade plastic/rubber
Weight 116 g
Blade thickness 2.5 mm
Color black/orange
Companion Series
2% discount packaging
Length 214 mm
Additional parameters
| Category: | Fixed blade |
|---|---|
| Blade material: | stainless SANDVIK |
| Blade length: | 8 to 10cm |
| Handle material: | rubber |
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Traditional Swedish Mora knives have been a proven product on the market for many years. Its products represent a very good price/performance ratio. They stand out for their simplicity, which made the knives famous
Mora Knives has a long tradition of knife making. It has been creating sharp knives for its users for more than 400 years. For Morakniv, the journey began in 1891 when Frost-Erik Erson returned to his home village of Östnor in Mora after four years in North America.
At first, Frost-Erik only made knives for use in the sledge factory, but knife production soon began to grow. The name Morakniv was already known by the end of the 1900s, due to the long tradition of manufacturing in the area. After the factory was built, production continued to grow more and more and today they are shipped all over the world.
The most famous models Mora 2000, Companion, Bushcraft or more recently Eldris are perhaps known to all knife fans.