If you're looking for an all-purpose survival knife that's affordable, you've probably heard about the Mora Bushcraft. While there are many bushcraft knives available, the Mora Bushcraft stands out for its affordable price tag and wide range of applications. If you're a beginner to the craft, however, or you just want to make sure you have everything you need in your kit, this knife might be a good choice.

Morakniv Companion

The Morakniv COMPANION is a fixed blade outdoor knife with a Swedish steel blade and Scandinavian grind. Its high-friction grip offers a secure grip when you're in a situation where you might need to use a bit of force. This knife also comes with a sheath in OD Green plastic and a belt clip for added security. It is an excellent choice for bush-crafting or outdoor activities.

The Companion has a sturdy polymer handle with a TPE-like wrap around the center swell. The swell provides a comfortable grip and is easy to re-sharpen. The blade is also sharp and great for heavy-duty cutting, but it also cuts fine details with ease. Other notable features include the non-adjustable belt loop, the reflective paracord, and the comfortable, high-friction grip.

Another newer model of the Morakniv Companion is the MG Stainless Knife, which is a good entry-level bushcraft knife. Formerly known as the Mora Training Knife and Mora Clipper, this knife is also made of stainless steel with a half-tang. It's a well-balanced knife, making it an excellent choice when bushcrafting.

The Mora Companion has a 4.1-inch blade. Although an experienced bushcrafter or trekker may prefer a longer blade, it's a solid choice for any general outdoor task. A rubber handle ensures a secure grip. The Mora Companion is made in Mora, Sweden, and its price is very competitive. The Mora Companion is the perfect size for general outdoor tasks.