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

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I have probably bought about a dozen of these things over the past few years. I give them as gifts, and if I lose one, they are inexpensive enough that I keep a few extra around so I'm never without one. They take an edge quite well, although I can't duplicate the factory edge for sharpness. I just use a steel. The carbon version (vs. the stainless steel) will acquire surface rust, but it's cosmetic. I even found a knife outside that I had lost over a year prior, and cleaned it up with steel wool. It was ugly, but not noticeably pitted, and still totally usable after I re-honed the edge. Because the sheath is plastic, it was fine too. These knives snap into the sheaths with a positive click, so they don't fall out when you don't want them to, but they are very easy to remove with one hand. And they've all been very consistent in how easily they snap in/out. The plastic handles are pretty indestructible too. And the high cost of most other "serious" knives, makes these things seem like the best value possible. There is no reason to get upset if something happens to it ... just get a new one.

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.

I have several of these lying around. Definately the most used edge in my shop. One of only two fixed blades I consider right for expeditioning (the other is an MSR product). Very light. Excellent steel that holds an edge forever. Sharpens with just a few passes on a diamond stone and leather strop. The sheath is very well designed: easy to clip on a belt, stays there when I pull the knife with minimal fumbling to get it back in. Has the option to add holdfast cord. My "go to" gift for handy friends...A few reviewers have complained the steel rusts. Yup. That's because this is made with high quality carbon steel. I just wipe it down occasionally with WD40, especially after being in salt water. Just like all my other quality hand tools...