Morakniv Wood Carving Knife 120

Received in a timely manner. The product was as described. The knife came sharp with a sheath. Good quality. Feels good in the hand. I feel it’s is good for the price paid.

This is a good starter knife for removing large amounts of wood.

I use it for spoon carving. It comes sharp and is easy to sharpen. Great tool

What a great knife. Came sharp and holds an edge well. Great for removing a lot of material fast. The sheath is okay but could be better. Need to push in hard to hold in place then it’s hard to get back out. Over all a good value for the price.

These are well-known knives, bought to carve spoons. It’s nice that it comes with a sheath but it’s the same sheath as the larger 120 and doesn’t fit snugly. Verified first-hand (pun intended) how sharp these are out-of-the-box; when I reached into my apron pocket not knowing the sheath had slipped off I got a nasty wound. User-error, but still I wish it had a better sheath.

Awesome knife for Wood Carving. I love it's big handle which gives me a good grip. The blade is sharp and tough. It can easily slice through Basswood. The scandi grind is great as you can use the tip of the knife for small details and hog off lots of wood with the tough length of the knife.It is a longer blade than the "usual" 1.5" blades which are very popular in Woodcarving. However that's no problem for me as I've been taking on larger projects.

Great sloyd knife. The gold standard for beginners and professionals.Easy to customize, great value, durable edge, and razor sharp.The "sheath" is a throw away, but it will protect the knife until you make a better option.

I bought the Mora Companion Knife 7 years ago and did not need to sharpen it for 3 years and was sharp enough to shave myself with safely for years out of the package. I am happy to say this is the same indestructible, dangerously razor-sharp knife as my Mora companion was when I first got it. Very comfortable to hold, good looking and I am able to shave myself effortlessly safely so. Some stropping on a leather strop is all this will need after use to stay sharp for years with regular use. Best Knives in the world and I am not the only one that thinks so..