Morakniv Mörkret Elmax bushcraft knife 14702
Description
Morakniv Mörkret Elmax is an exciting new release from the legendary Swedish knife manufacturer. This robust, full-tang knife is designed for demanding conditions. The bushcraft knife is well suited for survival use and all kinds of outdoor adventures, and it also performs well in tactical applications. The spine is designed for use with a firesteel, making the Mörkret Elmax an excellent choice for anyone who enjoys spending time around a campfire.
This model features Elmax steel, one of the finest premium steels available for knife blades. The Mörkret offers exceptional edge retention and good corrosion resistance. Elmax provides a well-balanced combination of strength and hardness.
The knife's well-balanced design is complemented by a Power Touch Grip handle made from glass-fibre-reinforced polymer. Its slightly soft surface and carefully designed texture ensure a secure grip. Grooves along the back of the handle improve control, even when wearing gloves. The handle also features a lanyard hole.
The Click-On sheath allows the knife to be carried on either the left or right side. Its locking mechanism keeps the knife securely in place. The sheath is also compatible with TEK-LOK accessories and MOLLE systems. The LIBA Smart® belt loop features an additional locking mechanism.
The Morakniv Mörkret Elmax is a premium survival knife ready to tackle demanding tasks in the great outdoors.
Specifications
Blade material
Elmax
Sheath
Polymer
Weight:
11.993 oz
Overall length:
11.02″
Blade length:
6.02″
Blade thickness:
0.17″
Country of origin:
Sweden
Other features
Full-Tang blade
Emission offsetting
Greener use of materials
Sources from nature
Because it's simple yet important
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