Mora Companion MG Carbon

The Morakniv Companion is probably the most popular and best-selling Mora knife ever. As the successor to the Mora Clipper (also known as the Bauhaus or Bahco knife, which is available together with the Bahco Laplander folding saw), it has a long tradition and enjoys great popularity among outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds – from bushcrafters and hikers to hunters and survivalists. This knife is lightweight, very robust for its weight, extremely sharp (carving is particularly fun with it) and, due to its price and universal availability, quick and easy to replace if you should lose your trusty Mora Companion. Hunters also appreciate this knife for its high edge retention, easy resharpening and low price, which allows them to purchase several copies. This ensures that you always have a sharp tool on hand when processing game, without having to resharpen it in between.

Attention : The blade thickness differs between Mora Companion Carbon (2 mm) and Mora Companion Stainless (2.5 mm). All other aspects remain the same.

A Mora Companion belongs in every collection – even if it's just for carrying in your jacket pocket on a walk in the woods, just in case a carving emergency arises. If you're still unsure which Mora is right for you, our Mora guide might help.

What is the difference to the Mora Companion HD?

The Mora Companion HD is the slightly more robust and "heavier" version of the classic Companion. The blade thickness of the Companion HD is 3.2 mm (compared to 2 mm for the Companion Carbon and 2.5 mm for the Companion Stainless), and the handle is also slightly thicker and longer on the HD.

Characteristics:

• Blade length: 104 mm
• Blade thickness: 2.0 mm
• Blade length: 219 mm
• Total length: 233 mm
• Weight: 110.0 g
• Type of steel: Carbon steel
• Compatible with fire steel: No
• Handle material: TPE rubber
• Suitable for left- and right-handed users.
• Blade and cut protection: Polymer sheath
• Vagina fixation: Right