Morakniv Fishing Comfort Fillet Knife with Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade review and price compare 2025

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Product overview

Brand	Morakniv
Model Name	FT01452
Special Feature	Manual
Handle Material	Plastic
Blade Material	Stainless Steel
Style	3.5-inch
Blade Length	3.5 Inches
Product Care Instructions	Machine Wash
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1 x 9 x 6 inches
Item Weight	0.3 Pounds

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Stainless steel fillet knife with patterned, high-friction handle; available in 3.5-inch or 6.1-inch blade lengths
3.5-inch blade is ideal for removing bones and for smaller pan fish; plastic sheath is easy to clean and includes belt clip
Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel is known for its razor sharpness, high hardness, exceptional toughness, and excellent corrosion resistance
High-friction handle allows users to maintain grip when cleaning fish; does not absorb odors
Blade thickness: 0.05 inches (1.3 mm); blade Length: 3.5 inches (90 mm); total length: 8.0 inches (204 mm); net weight: 3.3 oz. (93g)
care instructions: Dishwasher Safe

From the manufacturer

3.5" Fillet Knife

This model is perfect to bring with you on your fishing trip so you can fillet your catch with ease. The short blade is simple to work with and helps you get close, while the convenient size and knife cover make it easy to keep in your rucksack or belt. You just need to cast off and wait for a bite.

History

There’s a long tradition of knife making in Mora. We have been creating sharp knives for the rest of the world for more than 400 years.

A Morakniv is always made in Mora, in our factory in the village of Östnor, where it’s been located for centuries. We have control over the entire production, as it’s we who carry out each step of the process.



Blade Length	6.1" (155mm)	3.8" (97mm)	3.7" (94mm)	3.9" (98 mm)	3.5" (90 mm)
Total Knife Length	10.6" (270mm)	9.25" (235mm)	9.25" (235mm)	8.4" (214 mm)	8.0" (204 mm)
Weight	3.5 oz. (99g)	2.7 oz. (49g)	3.07 oz. (87g)	3.7 oz. (104 g)	3.3 oz. (93g)
Blade Thickness	.07" (1.9 mm)	.55 inches (1.4mm)	.07" (1.9 mm)	.08" (2.0 mm)	.05" (1.3 mm)
Floats		✓	✓
Fillet Knife	✓				✓
Blade Material	Sandvik 12C27 stainless	Stainless	Stainless	Sandvik 12C27 stainless	Sandvik 12C27 stainless

product description

Morakniv Fishing Comfort Fillet knives are available in either a versatile 6.1-inch length for cleaning and filleting most sizes of fish or in a 3.5-inch length for removing bones and for smaller pan fish. Both Morakniv Fishing Comfort Fillet knife options come with patterned, high-friction grip handles that allow users to maintain a steady grip even when slimy from cleaning fish. The plastic sheath is simple, rugged, cleans easily, and it does not absorb odors. The 6.1-inch knife comes with two interchangeable belt clips so that users can either clip to or loop it through a belt. The sheath on the 3.5-inch knife includes a single belt clip. The Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel used for Morakniv fillet knives is known for its razor sharpness, high hardness, exceptional toughness, and excellent corrosion resistance. Morakniv has been manufacturing the highest-quality knives in Mora, Sweden since 1891. Professionals worldwide trust the quality materials and fine craftsmanship of Morakniv knives. Morakniv Fishing Comfort Fillet knives are made in Sweden and include a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty.

product details

Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 11, 2018
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07H8T8GG2

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Questions about Morakniv Fishing Comfort Fillet Knife with Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade

Why is there a legal disclaimer about chemicals containing cancer and birth defects? What chemicals and on a knife?

Answer: This is an error and we are working on getting this notification removed as it should not be flagged. The steel is Sandvik Stainless steel made in Sweden and this contains no harmful chemicals. prop 65

Answer: Because practically everything (including red meat and french fries) is a potential carcinogen over a long enough time at a high enough level of exposure, especially if it's synthetic like the plastic and rubber in the handle. The State of Califronia is paranoid and their excessive vigilance forces this label onto basically anything that a manufacturer wants to sell in the state... To the point where the warning has lost all meaning (The Boy Who Cried Cancer).

What is the quality of the steel used in this knife?

Answer: Sandvik steel is a high quality stainless steel that holds an edge well and is highly rust resistant - It's a perfect steel for a fillet knife.

Answer: In simple terms outstanding

does it come with 1 blade or 2?

Answer: One blade.

Answer: Only one blade.

Answer: One blade

Answer: One .... it was $10 cheaper when I bought mine and an OK purchase however I would not purchase it at $26.

Answer: One.

How does this knife compare to the Rapala/Marttiini knives as far as edge retention and flex?

Answer: Compares well. Does great on panfish and crappie. Blade has good edge retention and is flexible as you would expect in a more expensive knife. Can't beat it for the price. Knife locks in rigid sheath to prevent loss.

Answer: I can't answer about the comparison you're referring to, but I just used mine to skin and completely process a deer including de-boning steaks etc and was still able to shave hairs off my arm. So I'd say it holds its edge just as good as any other mora knife and the flex is suitable to me. Also easily rehoned back to "scary sharp".

Is the sheath ambidextrous?

Answer: Yes sir, you can use it on either side of your body. However the knife goes in the sheath only one way.

Answer: No it only clicks in one way.

Answer: Yes, it can write with both hands.

Does 3.5 work as cleaning and filleting small fish? I'm looking something small to carry on with me.

Answer: Like everything I would think it’s personal preference, but I will say I use the 6” blade and it works great for Perch, Bluegill and even larger Walleye and I love it. The 3.5 is definitely smaller, but the 6” blade, I believe about 10” total, is not a burden to carry, but my opinion. Whichever you decide to go with, it’s a great fillet knife. Good luck!

Answer: Works fine on pan fish. That's what I purchased it for.

Answer: Should be fine. Might not be as clean as a longer knife but it will get the job done

Answer: No. I would not recommend this knife to anyone. Doesn’t hold an edge and is to wide for filleting

Does this knife come with a sheath?

Answer: Yes it does. Hard plastic sheath. Nice out fit

Answer: Yes a plastic molded one. Nothing dressy but very functional.

Answer: Yes plastic

Answer: A plastic one YES

Answer: Yes it does

Answer: Yes

How well does this knife work for cleaning dolphin or say wahoo?

Answer: This works exceedingly well for filleting fish up to about 10-15 lbs. used it rim and again on our AK salmon trip.

Answer: This knife is intended for smaller inshore fish. Mora makes other larger fillet knives that are better suited for cleaning offshore species of fish. In short, this knife is probably too small for your needs.

Answer: I love this knife and should work for you!

Answer: Not sure about those two,but this knife has been great for everything so far and I use it in my kitchen for everything.

Answer: should do alright, the Morakniv knives are the sharpest knives I have straight from factory.

Is it dishwasher safe?

Answer: The knife blade is stainless so it should be dishwasher safe.

Answer: yes but be careful with the blade. these are real-real sharp from the factory sharpest knife I ever owned.

Answer: I don’t think I would hesitate to throw it in personally. I throw my mora filet knife in there.

Is this knife good for trout?

Answer: Yes, done several sea trout this year.

Answer: Yes, this is fillet blade with excellent steel.

Does the 3.5” knife hold well in its sheath? I’m looking for something to carry on my belt while fishing.

Answer: Like all the Moraknivs, this one snaps snugly into its sheath while still being easy to extract for use. This one is a small fillet knife. While fishing, I carry the 3.9 inch Morakniv bait knife. I love all my several Moraknivs!

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Answer: It holds the knife very well I don't see it ever falling out,

Answer: Yes it holds very well

Answer: It is a pretty snug fit. Should be fine for that.

Answer: Mora knives are great!! The sheaths IMO are inconsistent. They're tough and practical and I'd say 75% of the Moras I've owned, the sheath has held the knife very securely. That said, 25% haven't. I have or had probably a dozen different models and there seems to be no rhyme or reason other than QC. This particular knife holds well but the longer fillet knife doesn't. Go figure! My girlfriend actually uses this knife and carries it on her wader belt with no issues. Would I buy this knife again or any other Mora for that matter....YES!!!!

Answer: Yes - the knife is unlikely to fall out of the sheath.

Answer: It has worked well for me

Does the 3.5” knife hold well in its sheath? Meaning, it won’t fall out? Looking for something to carry on my hip for quick bleeding or gutting.

Answer: it definitely won't fall out.i was quite surprised to find that the sheath was plastic,but then I realized that it was a step up.very light and secure.

Answer: I answered this question earlier.i bought the fileting knife which won't fall out of it's sheath.i don't know about the smaller knife.

What is the best way to sharpen this knife if needed?

Answer: Knife sharpen that chief would use

Answer: A Spyderco Sharpmaker keeps my fillet knives screaming sharp.

Answer: I use the SiliSlick 2 stage portable sharper that seems to work quite well.

Stiff or flexible?

Answer: A little more flexible. A great knife for panfish.

Answer: The best fillet knife ever. Perfectly flexible.

Answer: Flexible

Is this a slotted sheath? Seems like it would be difficult to clean and provide less protection for the knife. What has been people's experience?

Answer: The knife is pretty well protected in the sheath. I haven't yet but I believe the sheath could be put in the dish washer with no problem. Overall very nice fillet knife I would recommend it.

Answer: it is slotted, it protects the knife just fine. I only use this knife at home or in the back yard filleting fish, i dont use the attached belt holder. The knife can completely dry while in the sheath. As you can imagine this knife is extremely sharp and keeping it in the sheath is very good idea.

Answer: Yes the sheath it slotted, it was designed that way for easy cleaning and I believe to keep water from settleing in the case. It works great.

Answer: It's fantastic, allows the knife to dry on the go, and easier to clean than a typical sheath. Very well thought out and durable to boot.

Answer: It is slotted, but not hard to clean. It also doesn't trap dirt/gunk/rust/water where you can't see it. I had the same concerns, but the sheath is fine.

Answer: Just the opposite... cleans twice as fast and plenty protection, In my opinion it's the perfect sheath.

Answer: It is slotted, all-plastic and washable.

Is this knife full tang?

Answer: Dont know what you mean by "full tang"

Answer: Yes

The 3.5 shows two different sheaths, depending on which model you choose? Does anyone have a pic of the sheath it comes with?

Is there a recommended sharpener for this knife?

Answer: Morakniv uses a simple grind on these, so any good quality sharpener will work well. I like to use a compact steel or carbide sharpener for quick touch-ups and high-quality stones when the blade needs more work. The Victornox 4.3323 Pocket Knife Sharpener is a great in-between sharpening tool and I always keep one handy.

Answer: After 1.5 seasons of fishing, I have not needed to sharpen mine yet. It is still VERY sharp.... Like a molten hot knife through butter..

Answer: I have used this knife for two seasons now and I have only needed to use a steel to put an edge back on the blade.

Answer: Its scandi ground so its really easy to use sharpening stones on this knife.

Answer: No, but most mora knoves are a scandanavian grind (not sure about this one....I got the shorter version.)

Answer: No

What are the advantages/disadvantages of the 3 1/2 inch knife versus the longer one?

Answer: I personally feel that you are going to want to buy bolth I find I use them equally. The 3 1/2 inch knife is awesome for removing y bones or other pesky bones from your cut fillets I also use it extensively on pan fish the 7 inch is like any other traditional fillet knife but sense it is a Mora you will find it hardly ever gets dull most ilof the time I just hit it with a steel and that's enough had my set for three seasons and probably cleaned close to 70 fish with this set

Answer: The advantage depends on application. For skinning and cutting muscle groups from a deer, and especially a rabbit, the shorter blade is much preferred. I only say this because I've tried to use the longer one and the shorter is better. The longer blade is much better where a flexible blade is needed to get a good fillet like filleting meat and skin from a fish or filleting grisle/tendons from deer roasts and steaks. Having both knives covers almost every application that a hunter/gamesman might encounter when processing thier own animals.

Answer: I ordered the smaller one just thinking it would be easier to filet smaller fish. I do love the knife I just use it for other stuff and ended up ordering the longer knife for filleting it's much easier

Answer: It has been just the right size for the 8-20 lb catfish I catch. I think you get more control with this blade. As reviews have noted, handle is plastic--but well attached and blade is fantastic

Answer: better control for a smaller tasks. Same reason you do not use the sword to peel a potato

What is the cutting angle of this blade 15, 17, 20 plus degrees?

Answer: Not sure. But it is a great knife. Very sharp and flexible.

Is this a flexible boning knife?

Answer: Flexible fillet knife

Answer: It's a little stiff

What is the handle made of?

Answer: It's a non slip grip overmolded plastic. Probably a HDPE. But I'm not positive.

Is the blade flexible?

Answer: Yes, this has a flexible fillet blade.

Answer: I wouldn't call it "Flexible". It will probably break after a few degrees or stay bent.

Can i cut slices of tilapia fish with this knife?

Answer: Yes, it's a filet knife made for that kind of stuff.

Answer: Yes no problem

Does the 3.5” knife hold well in its sheath? Meaning, it won’t fall out? Looking for something to carry on my hip for quick bleeding or gutting

Answer: It holds in the sheath tight. I have mine strapped to the t-top of my ocean boat for a quick access bait knife, and it hasn't came out of the sheath in rough seas.

Answer: Very secure for a press-fit. I like it better than the older top strap design

What degree is the blade sharpened

Answer: sharpest knife I ever owned & i'm a knife collecter.around 100 knives.

My sheath broke anyone know how I can go about getting replacement for 6.1 knife?

Answer: Please contact info@industrialrev.com to get a replacement. Let them know you have a comfort fillet with a 6.1" blade and that your sheath broke.

Answer: It may be expensive to replace the sheath, if available separately. In the past, I have reused a sheath from a different retired knife.......or .........jury rigged it with duct tape....etc. surprisingly the repaired ones ,despite being unattractive were quite functional and long lasting.

Answer: I would contact the manufacturer.

I have a 6.1" and love it. I'm not seeing a larger blade, do you make a longer fillet knife? If not please do.

Does the 3.5” knife hold well in its sheath? I’m looking for something to carry on my belt while fishing.

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Answer: It holds the knife very well I don't see it ever falling out,

Answer: Yes it holds very well

Answer: It is a pretty snug fit. Should be fine for that.

Answer: Yes - the knife is unlikely to fall out of the sheath.

Answer: It has worked well for me

What is the flexibility?

Answer: Able to bend without breaking. The knife will move down the backbone of a fish unlike some other stiffer knives. Always keep it sharp and it will do the job you want.

Answer: Not too much

Where it made?

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Made in Mora Sweden

Answer: Sweden

Product reviews of Morakniv Fishing Comfort Fillet Knife with Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade

Eric : Great knife!

I bought a terrible fillet knife for significantly more money. This one is perfect. Morakaniv really makes the best knives. I just wished they made a longer one because I fillet large catfish that are more than six inches wide.

Stumpkiller : Outstanding at this price point

I have a five gallon pail with a tackle apron and I keep this attached to the pail and it is in my SUV all spring/summer/fall. Just the thing for panfish and trout.

Pete : Nice k-nife.

Needed to replace a very old Rapala and I'm initially super happy with the Mora. Comes razor sharp, just the right amount of flexibility... makes filleting fish easy. We'll see how the edge holds and how easy it is to sharpen, but I'm super happy for now. I really like the grippy, rubberized handle - nice on cold day with water and fish slime everywhere.

orion1113 : Works like a laser

We got this to filet fish and like all Morakniv knives, it does the job!

The knife is lightweight, sharp, and has an ergonomically shaped handle.

Despite the difference in hand size, both my wife and I can use it with good results on fish like branzino and red snapper.

Jeremy : Great knife!

Very sharp and holds an edge well. Love my Mora knives!

LMH : Everything is great

Everything is great - good knife

Edward Greff : Street Legal

I bought this knife to take along on my trout fishing trips to Colorado. The carry laws in that state limit knives to blades of 3.5 inches and this knife fits the bill. You can wear it on your belt and forget it and not worry about taking it off because you are in the local town buying supplies.
For years the knives I have kept in my kitchen are Rada. I have used them for one important reason - they are razor sharp and super easy to maintain that way. These Morakniv knives give them a run for their money.
Continued comment: I use this knife in my kitchen on a daily basis. It is the pairing knife I reach for every time. The blade shape is great for multiple tasks and it has the best handle of any other knife I use to cook.

B-Bear : You will be happy you bought this knife and as with any Morakniv, the value cannot be beat...

I love Moraknivs, so when I saw they made a fillet knife, it was a no-brainer. This is now a permanent fixture in my tackle box.
The sheath is crazy looking and I was wary, but it works great and keeps the knife dry so it's not rusty next time you use it like I have experienced with a number of other knives.
It very sharp with the factory edge and held an edge longer than most other knives I've used. It made quick work of a number of trout.
You will be happy you bought this knife and as with any Morakniv, the value is not found anywhere else.

Jabbalaugh : Junk case. You can do better.

Useless case. It doesn’t retain well and I don’t want a filet knife bouncing around on my hip that could come loose at any moment. If it had a better case I would’ve kept it. I opted for the KastKing which was MUCH higher quality for about the same price.

Kyle : Five Stars

Perfect!

C. maynard : Should be rated as #1

The reviews are on the money. Lost my best fillet knife the other day. I was going to bite the bullet and spend over $100 on a top 3 knifes. So glad I didn't. Never though any knife could be as good as my old friend. I was wrong. Don't hesitate on buying this one. You will not be disappointed.

B and B : I like this knife quite a bit more than my dexter-russels

I like this knife quite a bit more than my dexter-russels. It's very sharp out of the box, and I like the mirror finish on the sides of the blade when I am skinning filets. It also cleans up a little easier than a normal finish too. I wish I could get one about an inch longer because I have encountered a few filets wide enough that I needed to skin in two passes. Not a huge deal but a little more work.

Scott Bunn : Sharp!

Filleted some catfish with this knife and it worked great!

Amazon Customer : Sharp

I love this knife it slices everything effortlessly

Greg B. : Great knife for the price!

Watch your fingers when you get this knife. It is VERY sharp and filets fish with ease. I keep this knife with me on my fishing kayak for catch and cook, or preparing cut bait.

goht : Good sharp nice for fishing

I bought this for my husband for Christmas. He says it works well. It cut very nice and is a must have for fishing.

Amazon Customer : Razor sharp and durable

My last fillet knife was a cheap $5 knife, but you get what you pay for and the heat treatment wasn't any good. It would go dull after cleaning about 30 fish. This knife keeps an edge much better and has just the right amount of flexibility for my taste.

The sheath is surprisingly well made and convenient to use. The knife is secure and protected, and will not come out unless you firmly pull it by the handle.

Barney Cissell : Excellent quality and value!

I’ve never owned a bad Mora knife!
I’m a saltwater fisherman and will be using this for cutting bait and line! I also sharpen knives as a sideline and these blades are a pleasure to work with! I love the sheath and the knife is very comfortable.

Greg B. : Great knife for the price!

Watch your fingers when you get this knife. It is VERY sharp and filets fish with ease. I keep this knife with me on my fishing kayak for catch and cook, or preparing cut bait.

Edward Johnson : My last medium sized filet knife

Sweede made flexible filter knife. I'm a bit of a knife geek and believe that every knife you own should preform it propose. As a medium filet knife it does just that. It arrives sharp enough to do its job but I never buy a knife with out sharpening better before use. No knife will just stay sharp and you will have to hone and sharpen Before it gets dull. That is life. This knife holds its edge as to be expected from any filet knife. Buy it if you want a medium grade well designed medium sized fillet knife.

Rob D. : I have been looking for a good fillet knife and tried a bunch of different brands

I have been looking for a good fillet knife and tried a bunch of different brands. This is very sharp and holds up well. If I could change 1 thing about it, I would make it slightly more flexible. It's a bit stiff for my taste when filleting small panfish.

huraldo : Fillet away

Razor sharp.......great blade control......easy to clean.....nice sheath

MHC : Love Mora knives.

Great value.

Amy Ox : Great for removing silver skin from Venison

Right out of the package, I washed the knife and began to remove silver skin off of venison and it removed it with ease. I love that it comes with a plastic sheath, along with two different attachments to attach to your belt or pants either one. So far I've done 4 hams and 2 shoulders and it's held it's edge great, the blade is thin but not overly flexible which makes it easy to hold and comfortable as well.

Steve 55 : NEVER met a Mora I didn't like!!

Comfy grip, razor sharp out of the box. Isn't my choice to fillet but on a trout.....ya buddy! Biggest problem with a Mora, including this one, is keeping it out of your "buddies" tackle boxes!!

MHC : Love Mora knives.

Great value.

steve benifiel : RUST RUST in a week

Bought one several months ago was fine, then ordered these two and they rust bad,

LMH : Everything is great

Everything is great - good knife

Dan : Fillet Knife is awesome

Title says it all. This helped us cut up 2 large tuna we caught. I'd get another. The sheath really does help it dry quickly after use, clean up and then storage.

Stephen A. Trulove : Very nice Knife. Holds an edge well

Very nice Knife.
Holds an edge well, and is shaped perfectly for everything from filleting and boning, to thin slicing tomatoes.
I'll probably order another one, just to have an extra one on hand. It's destined to be one of my favorite kitchen knives.

Edward Greff : Street Legal

Steve : Great Product

Great Product

Ninja Turkey : knife good

Good steel. simple design. It's a bit short, so if you fillet anything bigger than a largemouth bass, you're gonna want a bigger knife.

Amazon Customer : Ideal

Great sheath,steel,and grip,what you need.

R : The knife is great and really sharp.

Ordered another so called brand DPNAO, which was supposed to be made in Germany according to asked question, but it was made in China. Still wanted to give it a chance, but it was sooo dull that it rendered itself useless.
So I ordered Morakniv Fishing Comfort Fillet Knife with Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade.
The difference between the real Swedish steel and so called steel fillet knife made in China was immediately visible.
This is a really sharp fillet knife made in Sweden with Swedish steel. Works like a charm.
Will update about durability, but as of now fantastic.

Highly recommend.

steve : easy to grip

The knife is everything I'd expect. Flexible, wicked sharp, easy to grip, etc. The plastic scabbard is fairly cheap, and probably won't hold up for long. That's actually a big deal if you're going to carry this knife around.

Ninja Jim : Couldn't make it through 7 lake perch.

I don't like writing bad reviews but I'm afraid this knife warrants it. I'm a big fan of Sandvik items, been using their saws for a long time, so when I saw this was as Sandvik blade, I thought it was a no-brainer. Not so much. When I clean the fish, it's a cut behind the head through the skin, blade along the backbone to the ribs, carve around the ribs with the tip of the knife, then through the tail once the ribs are clear (basic fillet technique). The first 3 fish, the knife cut right through the skin. As I got to the 4th, it was taking more effort to get through the skin behind the head of the fish. I also noticed it as I was trying to penetrate the skin along the dorsal. By the time I got to the last (7th) fish, I was having to push hard to get the knife through the skin. I was starting to feel like I could do better with a butcher knife by then. All the perch were between 10" and 13". I bought this to replace an old, wooden handle Rapala knife. I'm not sure where to go from here, but I will be submitting a return unless the manufacturer reads this and reaches out to me with some amazing resolve.

Oasky : Dull, dull, dull....

I was shocked how dull this knife came from the factory. I could literally run my finger down the length of the blade without cutting myself. What's worse is it doesn't seem to take to sharpening that well either, making it largely useless for its intended purpose.

I've have good experiences with Mora knives previously, so I'm pretty disappointed. The rubber grip is nice and tactile when filleting, but honestly, I haven't been able to use it much being so that it's so dull. I'm going to keep experimenting on it to see if it will eventually take and edge, but haven't done so yet. The sheath is just weird.

I'm going to stick to my old Marttiini Rapala fillet knives and refinish the wood handles that wreak of decades of fish guts! They don't stay sharp long, but at least I can sharpen them. I would not buy this knife again or recommend it.

Jchap : it's pretty impresive. I've cleaned countless catfish and bluegill with ...

For a 20 dollar knife, it's pretty impresive. I've cleaned countless catfish and bluegill with it and it still holds a good edge. I will buy this product again when I wear this one out' however many years it may take!

Steve : Great Product

Great Product

Dan Durig : Super sharp and flexible

Used this on a trip to boundary waters. While we did not catch a lot on this trip I was able to use it on a few others. It is very sharp and flexible enough to skin the fillets.

I like the holder versatility but I did have trouble putting it back in due to a lack of a guide. Most attempts to put back into the belt holder required two hands. I have had some better knives for this but never better than this for this price. Great product and I will buy it again if lost.

Nakz96744 : Not so sharp

I own several Morakniv and love them all. This knife is the exact shape and size that I wanted to process deer. My problem is that it doesn't hold an edge as well my others. Not sure what the difference is.

steve : easy to grip

Jabbalaugh : Junk case. You can do better.

Alley cat : As usual, Morakniv is the best!

As usual, Morakniv is the best. A knife that holds an edge makes jobs like cleaning fish a lot easier and quicker. When I'm done, I just run the blade across a steel a few times and it's ready for the next time. I didn't think I'd like the plastic sheath but it totally makes sense. It dosen't trap water in it causing problems. It lets water drain out while protecting the blade when I pack it in my backpack.

B-Bear : You will be happy you bought this knife and as with any Morakniv, the value cannot be beat...

C. maynard : Should be rated as #1

Heidema : the best fillet knife I've ever used

This is by far, the best fillet knife I've ever used. The Morakniv is razor-sharp coming out of the package. It keeps this edge even after cleaning 25 bluegills from the frozen lakes in Michigan. A great fillet knife with a great price.

Dan : Fillet Knife is awesome

Title says it all. This helped us cut up 2 large tuna we caught. I'd get another. The sheath really does help it dry quickly after use, clean up and then storage.

LivinTrini : Value for money

Great product good quality

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