Craftline Basic 511 (C)

Man, let me tell you, this Morakniv Basic 511 knife is the real deal! Everyone's been talking about it, from YouTube to your buddies, . I gotta say, it's mind-blowing, especially when you consider the price. First things first, this thing is crazy sharp right outta the box. I mean, it slices through stuff like butter. Tough materials? No problemo. Delicate work? Piece of cake. , even after using it as a work horse, it still stays sharp. . The build quality is top-notch too. The blade is made from this high-carbon steel that that's tough. I would guess 1095. The handle feels solid in your hand, . Plus, it's well-balanced,. Now, here's the kicker. This knife is a breeze to take care of. I learned how to sharpen with this knife and it's "Skandi grind" bevel. Even if you're new to this stuff, you'll have no trouble keeping it sharp. And they throw in a plastic sheath, it's sturdy and well-made. But here's the real kicker—the price! I mean, I couldn't believe the price tag when I saw it. You're gettin' a top-quality knife that performs like a champ, and it won't break the bank. It's a steal, my friend. All in all, I gotta give the Basic 511 a solid five stars. It's sharp as hell, built to last, easy to maintain, and the price is unbelievable. Whether you're an outdoorsy type or just need a trusty knife for everyday stuff, this bad boy won't let you down. Trust me, you gotta get yourself one of these. It's the real deal.

Great knife at even twice the price. Have more than one. Use them for gardening, hunting, woodworking. Just a great overall knife. Not an ax, clever or a hammer. Use it for its intended job, wipe it down with oil occasionally it will last for years. Comes with a razor sharp durable edge that is easily resharped. You won't be disappointed. Yes I own other knives but have always loved Mora since my first purchase.

Incredibly sharp out of box, spent some time whittling, and the edge held up perfectly, blade is fine for small bushcraft, or hobby needs, perfect knife to leave in your vehicle, or bug out back, it's very light weight, and the sheath holds it snug.

TL;DR: This inexpensive, easy to maintain knife will fit perfectly into your gardening tool bag. Perfectly prunes plant stems with minimal pressure and movement, handles great in the hand for those fragile spots, and re-edges perfectly in a very short time with even the most basic two step pocket sharpeners. High quality for a low price point, to boot. I use mine in the yard for pruning, so it’s not uncommon for me to use it in the dirt, get water on it, and otherwise perhaps overuse it for it’s metal type; and while I did accidentally put a few small water stains on it, simply wiping it down quickly after getting water on it is enough to prevent more. If it gets too bad at some point, I’ll just shave it down a bit and re-edge it. Speaking of re-edging, it does that quickly; most two step sharpeners can do the trick in under 5 minutes with little effort. Tungsten carbide and ceramic combo sharpeners work wonders and it comes right back to the same razor sharp edge it had coming out of the package... Personally I sharpen it every third day of use, making anywhere from 5 to 50 cuts, to ensure it does the job right every time (and it does) Grinding down the spine certainly took longer using a sharpening stone, but much like sharpening, it was more time consuming than energy consuming, and doesn’t drag on fabrics when wiping down the blade now, so that was a worthwhile improvement for me. Weight wise, it’s a bit blade biased in terms of weight balance, but since the overall weight is very much light, I never noticed until I deliberately tried to find a center. That being said, it handles great between fragile plant stems where a slip could cause serious damage, and as it’s light/sharp, the job really is quite effortless to accomplish. More importantly, the handle seems to be formed around the tang inside of it, with no visible gaps at all and absolutely no play or slop. The reality is, it came wrapped simply in plastic, with a sticker, the knife, and nothing extra, so upfront it did feel suspect. Yet every day I use it, that $10 pays itself off over and over, and it continues to over deliver even on initial expectations in a big way.

Gutes günstiges Universalmesser. Scharf, schnitthaltig und durch den Skandischliff leicht nachzuschärfen. Mit unter 12,5cm Klingenlänge legal zu führen.

Pequeño pero demasiado demasiado filoso me.encanto recomendado precio justo

Non è diverso dal classico 511 se non per gli sgargianti colori nero rosso brillante, decisamente piacevoli! Per il resto mantiene pregi e difetti della nuova versione del Mora basic: rapporto qualità prezzo incredibile, lama im ottimo acciaio affilata a microfilo spessa 2mm, impugnatura avvolgente molto sicura è confortevole, cattiva ritenzione del fodero e dorso della lama non rifinito. In foto è affiancato dal modello normale, questa limited risalta davvero molto, vero?

Très bien. Super couteau pour tous les jours. Celui ci utilisé pour les sorties trekking-randos sur plusieurs jours. Ce n'est pas mon premier couteau Mora; Inutile de dépenser plus : qualité de lame, tranchant, ergonomie... tout est présent.

Me gusta mucho este cuchillo porque es muy barato y tiene un excelente filo. Su agarre no es el más cómodo pero tampoco para nada incómodo, puedes trabajar con el un buen rato sin que te moleste.El único inconveniente que veo es que el lomo no puede rascar un ferrocereo, tienes que usar el filo y se quema un poco pero un truco que descubrí es pasarle una bolita de aluminio para “pulirlo” y queda como nuevo. Sin duda para su reducido precio es un gran cuchillo. La verdad es que si quieres aprender algo, o talvez sales a acampar mucho, por ejemplo puede que tengas varios kit y para no gastar un dineral en un cuchillo para cada kit, este cuchillo es perfecto. Es de un precio muy reducido, sobre todo si eliges los colores baratos, un gran filo, viene con una funda simple pero útil y tiene buenos materiales.