Craftline Basic 511 High Carbon Steel Fixed Blade Utility Knife and Combi-Sheath, 3.6-Inch Blade

Razor sharp out of the box. The kydex holster is snug and just tight enough that it stays out but is easy to deploy. I bought this to attach to my larger camp knife sheath. That way I have both knives at the ready for any bush crafting needs. The small peg at the front of the case makes for a good tie down point to fix it to the sheath of my bk-5. I also own the garberg. It’s a bit more pricey, but by no means expensive. I’ve owned it for years and it has stood the test and then some. This company makes amazing knives for all walks and uses of life and the prices are so low, it really doesn’t make much sense. Not Chinese junk.

This is a great knife and is made with great quality. The price is more than reasonable. It comes very sharp, and with a sheath. I have purchased about ten of these knives and have given many of the away to friends who needed a good utility knife. I have a large hand and the grip is more than adequate.

Great, very sharp outdoor knife at a very affordable price. You can't go wrong with mora knives.

Real deal, real deal, real deal — this Morakniv Basic 511 knife is the real deal! When you want the real deal, you grab the real deal. This knife is the real deal of real deals. You hear the real deal from YouTube, real deal from buddies, real deal from the real deal crowd. I picked it up, and the real deal hit me — real deal sharp, real deal tough, real deal value. Out of the box? Real deal sharp. Cut rope? Real deal. Cut wood? Real deal. Cut plastic? Real deal. Slice bread? Real deal. Cut anything? Real deal. After use? Still real deal sharp. It’s the real deal staying sharp, the real deal workhorse, the real deal blade for the real deal job. The handle? Real deal grip. The blade? Real deal steel. The sheath? Real deal plastic. The comfort? Real deal comfort. The weight? Real deal balanced. The balance? Real deal balance. The look? Real deal cool. The feel? Real deal feel. Sharpening? Real deal easy. Skandi grind? Real deal grind. First-time sharpening? Real deal fun. Maintenance? Real deal simple. Even the cleaning? Real deal breeze. Newbie or pro? Real deal friendly. Plastic sheath? Real deal strong, real deal secure, real deal fit. And the price — real deal cheap, real deal affordable, real deal bargain, real deal steal. For the real deal price, you get the real deal knife with real deal performance, real deal durability, real deal reliability. Final word: real deal, real deal, real deal. Five-star real deal. Buy it, use it, love it — real deal, real deal, real deal. Morakniv Basic 511: the real deal’s real deal. Real deal forever.

Some people put their cast iron pans in the dishwasher. Some buy $5 pocket flashlights and complain they aren’t bright enough. Then there are the guys who buy a $12 carbon steel knife and bellyache because it rusts when put away wet. The issue is called PEBIAC — “problem exists between item and chair.” Carbon steel knives demand maintenance. They are not stainless steel. But they are amazing blades for the person who knows what they are buying (metal that easily rusts), knows how to care for the blade (force patina and routine oiling), and employ the appropriate use for a 3.6” blade with partial tang (the people using this knife to baton are inviting breakage). This Mora 511 is a very well made knife and fantastic for a variety of camp uses, including food prep, whittling, cutting fire starter branches, rope work, and more. But, it’s not a hard core bush crafting blade. Folks who want to split logs with this knife need to think twice (and rethink their budget!). Moras speak for themselves in simplicity, quality, and value. It’s not a cheap, poorly made, product punched out in distant lands with $2 hr workers. You can do a lot with it…for…just…12 bucks. But when you start comparing it to a $200 knife with a 5-6 inch blade and full tang construction…well, you are fooling yourself and looking silly. Carbon steel knives are legendary for their durability and edge, not just with outdoorsmen, but professional chefs as well. They are great knives for people who know how to care for them. If you leave your knives out in the rain, or put them in your tackle box wet, or want to leave them in the sink over night…buy stainless steel. Not carbon. But if you desire a quality blade at a good price and enjoy the “liturgy” of caring for your tools, this Mora is a fun little knife. Every collector should have a Mora or two. Do some research on carbon steel before you buy. The molded handle feels nice in the hand because of its good size, fit, and finish. The blade is sharp to start with and can get plenty edgier with a decent stone. Take the time to force patina it, and you will save yourself some grief. And whatever you do, dry it when it gets wet and rub some oil on it from time to time. I really like this multi-use, good looking, all-you-need knife for hiking, camping, and workbench needs. I give it an all-around 4 star rating. But if you strictly compare it to similarly priced knives with like features, it’s a 5.

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?

Excellent quality.

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.

Das 4te - verteilt auf Werkstatt-Gartenhaus - Auto -Gürtel Ich finde das Messer ist beim Preis und Leistung konkurrenzlos

Economico, robusto (lo spessore e' 2 mm o forse meno, quindi meglio non usarlo per batoning come fanno alcuni, presto o meno presto si rompera'). Lo trovo molto "slicy", cioe' mangia efficacemente il legno essendo cosi' sottile e con scandi grind. Nel fodero sta sicuro ma non sicurissimo a mio avviso. Molto leggero. Molto plasticoso devo dire, ma per cosi' pochi euro ci mancherebbe altro.