Morakniv kések
Morakniv has a lengthy experience in the field of knives, spanning over a century. It is a brand known to everyone. Mora puukko knives have been named after a municipality called Mora in Sweden.
Morakniv makes fixed blade puukko knives for general use, such as those for workers, bushcraft enthusiasts and fishers. They have many knives favored by construction workers, but many Mora knives function just as well as multi-purpose tools for home or the summer cottage as well.
For bushcraft and even the toughest of hiking-related situations, Morakniv has plenty of options. Pick a knife that suits your personal needs from the Bushcraft series or one of the popular products in the Companion series. The series Kansbol and Garberg also present knives that are versatile and sturdy in both bushcraft and general use. Morakniv's tactical knives are great options for those in search of sturdier survival knives. It's also worth it to take a look at the Eldris knives that make for great EDC knives as well. These handy tools are excellent for users with daintier hands as well, even though the younger customers have their own knife in Morakniv's collections as well, the Rookie knife.
Morakniv knives have a great quality-price ratio as one of their unquestionable strengths. When you purchase a legendary Mora, you know what you get. In addition to knives, Morakniv also makes sharpeners and bushcraft equipment.
BASIC 511, Carbon Steel, Red
Robust - Carbon Steel - Grey
Moraknife 2000 (10629)
Companion Desert - Stainless Steel - Khaki
Wood Carving Hook Knife 164 Right - Wood
Fishing Comfort Fillet 155 - Stainless Steel - Black / Lime
510 - Carbon Steel - Black
Woodcarving Basic - Stainless Steel - Black
Chisel - Black
Morakniv integrates the long knife-making tradition of Mora, Sweden with the latest technical developments. Mora knives were always developed in constant repetition and close collaboration with professional users. Mora knife is a proud product of Sweden, holding a royal warrant granted by His Majesty the King of Sweden.