How is this knife worth the pricetag cosidering other offerings and simply buying the accessories later?
589042
Plain and simple the knife is awesome. 1095 High Carbon, bow drill divot, full tang, black coating... What else can you ask for? It's worth every penny, most TOPS knives are. Great bushcraftin knife, it comes with magnesium and ferrocium rod combo as a fire starter in a kydex sheath. The fire starter isn't all that great, it will work, but an Exotac fireRod wil fit the hole perfect and it is a badass fire starter. The kydex sheath has great retention and the knife will not fall out. This is the work horse knife that can take a lickin and keep on tickin. I'm sure it will outlast our life span and you'll be handin it to your son one day as a gift.. It is my favorite knife because of the quality and how perfect it fits my hands. I'm actually buyin a 2nd one soon so I can give one to my dad. Buy the TOPS B.O.B, this is too good of a knife not to have. Take care and God Bless.
589043
If your worried about the price tag I'm guessing you don't know much about knives. Gerber, kershaw Buck ect are trash compared to this knife. If you dull it you can send it back and they will refinish the blade. Watch some youtube videos on this knife. Once you hold it in your hand you will know you made the right choice. I take mine with me when I go hunting. It's the nicest fixed blade knife I've ever owned. For the price tag how can you not buy it? Look at some other high end fixed blade knives. Not the junk they have at walmart.
589044
This is like asking why you should wear boxers instead of briefs. If you are having second thoughts then don't buy it......
1146206
Depends if you want a standard thumb spring assist or flipper. It's kind of preference. The Blur opens with a hell of a kick, though, and has no guard - so be wary of your grip. If you're considering throwing down $150 for the buck you may as well consider the Spyderco Southard, it's the nicest flipper I've had the pleasure of owning, even without an assisted opening it flies open as fast as any.
1056186
If he is a knife guy, he will love it. I wouldn't consider it a tactical or combat knife, (He likely has one of those issued to him) but it is an excellent every day carry knife for the price. I have knives from $20 to $200 and this is still one of my favorites. Thank you both for your service to country.
1437335
Yes it is worth the money. I have bought three if these so far for family members. It's a knife like no other one you will find. Opens a fast as a switch blade!
1768374
I do not own a Mora Companion Heavy Duty. I have purchased three (3) of the Mora Craftline HighQ Robust knives for friends. All three were pleased with the sharpness of the blade as it came from the factory. One was really impressed with the way it felt in his hand. The specs on both knives appear to be essentially the same (.001" thickness difference), as does the cost. I don't think you can find a better knife dollar for dollar.
1869581
I seen the price vary greatly! I'm not which ones you are talking about but this knife is great!
1455174
No, it's 20$. It's a great knife, but if it's 20$ and halfway decent they had to save money somehow and that was by hiring cheap(er) Chinese manufacturers to make it. If you're interested in Made-in-America only, check out Zero Tolerance knives. It's a Made-in-America brand by Kershaw, so you know you get that same top notch quality with all American ethos. But, if price is an issue you're going to wind up with something from China one way or another. Doesn't necessarily mean it's crap, the Chill is a GREAT knife, best buy for the price I've ever seen but if price is not an issue ZT are amazing, well worth the Kershaw name but will run you about 100$. No, it's 20$. It's a great knife, but if it's 20$ and halfway decent they had to save money somehow and that was by hiring cheap(er) Chinese manufacturers to make it. If you're interested in Made-in-America only, check out Zero Tolerance knives. It's a Made-in-America brand by Kershaw, so you know you get that same top notch quality with all American ethos. But, if price is an issue you're going to wind up with something from China one way or another. Doesn't necessarily mean it's crap, the Chill is a GREAT knife, best buy for the price I've ever seen but if price is not an issue ZT are... » Read More No, it's 20$. It's a great knife, but if it's 20$ and halfway decent they had to save money somehow and that was by hiring cheap(er) Chinese manufacturers to make it. If you're interested in Made-in-America only, check out Zero Tolerance knives. It's a Made-in-America brand by Kershaw, so you know you get that same top notch quality with all American ethos. But, if price is an issue you're going to wind up with something from China one way or another. Doesn't necessarily mean it's crap, the Chill is a GREAT knife, best buy for the price I've ever seen but if price is not an issue ZT are amazing, well worth the Kershaw name but will run you about 100$. « Show Less
617653
For $11 as a collector, it's a good Rambo Replica knife. I used it a couple times with no issues, and it's a good looking knife. From what I read online about the actual licensed Rambo knife, it is made in China and looks exactly the same except it says Rambo on it. The actual Rambo knife is like $70
1434280
Yes. It's awesome. It's one of the coolest things you will likely ever purchase. The Rolex of Victorinox Swiss Army Knives. Get the XAVT pouch though. It demands a cozy home. The jewelry-style box it comes in is also a great vacation home for it. For some it may be the other way around.
2133747
I'd own both, because you can never have enough knives. Price is the real talking point. The Becker bk2 is 20 dollars more. For the price Schrade SCHF9 keeps an amazing edge, and comes with a great sheath. The sheath is large enough to carry some gear making it a great survival knife.
1209141
Absolutely! Without question. You will not find a better quality knife ANYWHERE for the price. I have collected all of mora knives and I also collect Kershaw and higher end knives.
279019
Yes it is. Thin and VERY sharp, I'd buy these knives in a second. They are soon to be just sold at professional restaurant supply houses. Get them while they are available to the general public. You won't regret it.
1209139
Unsure of which one you're buying or intended use, however generally there is not a better knife value around. My experience is limited to sub 5" Moras in camp and moderate bushcraft roles and maybe in a secondary role as defensive fixed blade when better tools were not allowed. If that matches your roles, then YES. I haven't seen their stainless edge retention and toughness bettered by any of the other non-"supersteels" and the other elements do what needs done.
924767
I dont know.. But if u dont har a speedsafe kershaw, get it. And if u do, then get it anyway. I dont really buy high end knives. Rather, i buy high value "beaters" that can see REAL use.
407257
It takes an edge a bit quicker but dulls a bit quicker too. The steel is strong and I like it quite a bit. I think you'll be more than happy with the knife, probably worth twice what you pay for it when compared to similar quality blades.
966509
I have bought two...love the knife..can't beat the price to value...I've taken hiking and kayaking (3days) and fishing...sheath hold pretty good...
2065625
absolutely! This is also my favorite knife. I carry it with me at all times and I collect knives. I probably have 150+ knifes altogether. Awesome knife. Strong. Versatile. One click open assist. Just the right size. Excellent feel and balance. Perfection in my opinion.