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Incredible length to weight ratio
Pros: It's long - almost 7 inches. It's thin 1/8 inch. It has an incredibly acute point. It has a very comfortable rubberized handle that feels slightly "tacky". I was looking for a light but capable knife for backpack hunting and this one fits the bill. Something that I could use as a defensive weapon, process game, and use for light wood working tasks like making a tent stake if I lost one from my kit. Cons (kind of): The sheath is no doubt durable, but really only useful if you plan on attaching it to molle gear. I bought a kydex sheath to replace it. The knife does not come incredibly sharp. It does a have a micro secondary bevel. I own wet stones and actually enjoy sharpening my knives so this didn't really bother me. I took it from 100, to 400, to 1000 and its now probably the sharpest knife I own. You could call it hair-popping. Based on the molle sheath and the clip point I think this mora was intended to be more of a tactical knife. If weight and bulk is a concern I think its hard to beat. If your intention is to baton logs and hack branches off trees this is not the knife for you.
