Morakniv Floating Fixed-Blade Fine Edged Stainless Steel Knife

This is light, and floats. The value is good also and it is SHARP.

This knife is sharp and it floats. Threw it at my friend in another kayak. He said don't throw that knife at me. I said here it comes. Missed and it landed in the lake. Good thing it floats. It's sharp 😎

Stainless blade is thin and light, came very sharp. The cork handle is comfortable to grip. I haven’t tested its buoyancy yet but have no reason to believe it won’t float. This Mora is replacing a NRS rafting knife that I’ve used for years now. Just seems like a better fit for saltwater activities. The neon color jumps right out at you also. Very handy tool.

I specifically bought this to attach it near the top of my life jacked for kayak fishing. The lightweight blade is offset by the foam handle and does seem to float. I'm sure that if you allow it to sit in the water for an extended time it might sink - I haven't tried that yet. I was looking for a knife that I would not need to attach to my vest via lanyard - in case I drop it in the water while fishing. It does the job. Not a thick blade, but it would be impossible to float if thicker!!! I'm not looking to use this in a knife fight... only for cutting bait in the yak! This is my 2nd Morakniv that I've owned - both have been great!

The media could not be loaded. PROS: MORAKNIV is stainless steel and comes with a lifetime warranty what a great promise. The cork grip feels good in your hands and dries quickly. I had no problem using this knife on a ferro rod after two minutes filing the back of the knife flat with a Mill Bastard style file. Was happy that both knife and scabbard float, I was not sure that the scabbard would float. The scabbard has a great design, fits both my belt and this knife perfectly. Being lightweight, stainless steel, and floating take away any campers worry about bringing this knife camping.CONS: None notedYes I would recommend to friends, actually already have, and I would buy again, as this is my third MoraKniv purchase.

Excellent light weight floating knife to toss in your tackle box. I was hesitant at first to keep this, but decided it was a good enough deal to keep in my lineup. My only reservation was the blade not being a full tang. With a cork handle it does feel *very* flimsy in your hand. You’re not going to be shaving kindling or striking flint with it, but that’s ok.However, if you just plan to use it as a line cutter attached to your waders or kayak, or backup filet knife, it’s perfect. It’s light weight, razor sharp, stainless so it won’t rust, and it floats.

I keep this knife in the cockpit of my sailboat for emergencies. Perfect, handy and mine came sharp right out of the box.

Great knife, and one of the few "floaters" I can find. Super sharp, sturdy, very glad to have it. Will probably order another...