Mora Outdoor 2000 Stainless Steel Fixed Blade Knife

When camp work calls for both careful slicing and tougher cutting tasks, the Mora Outdoor 2000 is a versatile fixed blade knife to keep with your bushcraft and woodland equipment. Its profile-ground Sandvik 12C27 stainless-steel blade is designed for detailed jobs as well as heavier-duty tasks, while the patterned high-friction grip provides a secure-feeling hold. A plastic sheath with a flexible leather strap is included. The tapered blade suits slicing and finer work, while its thickness and depth help with more demanding camp tasks. Keep it stored safely with your tools and use it only where you have a lawful reason to do so.

Where it fits in your kit

• Home tool store: a useful cutting tool to keep with bushcraft equipment.
• Camp: for food preparation and practical camp tasks.
• Bushcraft practice: suited to detailed work as well as heavier-duty tasks.
• Woodland work: a versatile knife for planned outdoor jobs.

Prep tips

• Store it securely in its sheath, out of reach of children.
• Check the blade and sheath before use, and keep the blade maintained.
• Practise appropriate cutting techniques in a controlled setting before relying on the knife at camp.

Specifications

• Blade steel: cold-rolled special 12C27 stainless steel from Sandvik
• Blade length: 109mm in the technical specification; the short description states 115 mm
• Blade thickness: 2.5mm
• Knife length: 224mm
• Total length: 253mm
• Net weight: 140.2g
• Grip: patterned high-friction grip
• Sheath: plastic, with a flexible leather strap