I would say mora as well... HAve one and like it, had no probs with it and it get a bit of abuse.... cant beat it for the money.. if you want it to look better in the sheath, just replace that
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The think about buying the wrong knife is......
you have to buy another one
then you have 2 knives
Rememeber :- 'He who dies with the Most toys .....Still Wins'
you have to buy another one
then you have 2 knives
Rememeber :- 'He who dies with the Most toys .....Still Wins'
I bought a Hultafors (similar to a Mora) and have thoroughly knackered it but it was £8 so really not bothered. A more expensive knife would upset me more. I gave my Mora Clipper away to a friend's lad, again I don't miss it & it doesn't matter if he breaks or loses it
I use a Mora #2. I've had a bunch of other knives in different price ranges, but it's the one I like the most.
Hillbill 's knives.... Faultless great at all tasks and give fierce sparks with flint, granite etc.. Or a sandvik mora style knife with super grippy soft rubber handle that can do all you need a woodland knife to do.
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TurboGirl
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
More suggestions for your money...
>£10 A boc of chocs for the understanding partner in your life to start off on the right tone
>£50 A good first aid kit for when the sharps bite back
>£100 A good smallish axe
As if any of us needed more ideas where to spend our money, eh?!
>£10 A boc of chocs for the understanding partner in your life to start off on the right tone
>£50 A good first aid kit for when the sharps bite back
>£100 A good smallish axe
As if any of us needed more ideas where to spend our money, eh?!
TurboGirl
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I've a trail hawk at £30, complete extravagance for someone tighter than a gnats chuff, but I was reckoning he sounds like a gransfors man
I've had a Mora frost for about five years, does the job well at a reasonable cost, i think i paid about £10 for mine, although with the UK Knife law i mainly carry a multi-tool.
well, thought i'd update this, im still using the web-tex and find it really good, but i also bought this Mora Companion http://survivalknivesuk.co.uk/Mora , after the recommendations from everyone here. Bloody hell its sharp!! dont think you can go wrong for the price to be honest.
bit of a school boy error though when i first got it though, thought i'd see how sharp it was using my thumb....ouch!
bit of a school boy error though when i first got it though, thought i'd see how sharp it was using my thumb....ouch!
