Hultafors Messer OK4 (Outdoormesser, Scandischliff, Klinge aus japanischem Messerstahl, Härte 58-60 HRC, rutschfester Griff, inkl. Köcher) 483198

Very nice. Brand new and fast delivery

This is a sturdy knife. It feels full tang in the hand and the blade doesn't flex much at all. User friendly ergonomics and the sheath well... I am not really in love with the sheath but it can be used and it seems like it will hold up well.

Knife performs well above its price class. Every bit the equal of a Mora. I keep one in each car, one in my general outdoors pack, and a fourth in the garage. I've batoned kindling, made feathersticks, and a bunch of other bushcraft tasks with them and they hold up great. The heat treatment on the steel is fantastic, with resulting edge retention being quite good. It's also easy to touch the edge up with a standard strop. Worth buying.

The handle is great but the blade is not. The spine is not ground, it is left in the as-punched condition. The blade was not very sharp but if you sharpen it, it will remove the black coating on the scanti bevel. The sheath is ok but I haven't figured out how to unbutton the loop. I bought this for a great price so I will keep it and try to dress it up.

I already owned the Hultafors heavy duty knife (380020 GK) when I bought this knife. The heavy duty's handle even though textured, was as slick as hot oil on...well you get what I'm saying. It was also a little to big for my medium hands. The OK4 has a Santoprene grip over the polypropylene handle which gives it a great grip even wet. It also seems the handle is smaller and fits my hand better than the heavy duty. The blade made of Japanese SK-5, 3mm thick, and is one of my favorite carbon steels. It's the same steel used in the Cold Steel SRK and SRK-C which I have both. Its light, very tough, and hold a great edge. The blade spine on the OK4 is unfinished to use with a ferro rod. The sheath holds the knife securely, has a drain hole, and has a place for a ferro rod. It's comparable to a Mora Craftline Robust but with a wider blade and better sheath.

Workhorse knife. Indestructible handle.

I waited a long time for the price to come down on this knife but I ended up carrying my Mora Robust in the sheath instead of the Hultafors. The Hultafors did not cleanly slice through paper like my Mora did out of the box. When I got towards the tip the last 1/4 inch dragged jaggedly thru paper. I like the grip on the Hultafors better than the Mora but don't have the time right now to sharpen the Hultafors. To bad they don't sell the sheath by it self.

Wow I wish I bought this sooner because this knife can handle whatever you throw at it. The only thing that was a small inconvenience was the sharpeness as mine came out more on the duller side. Still not bad but very fixable by sharpening it. Has a great belt loop and sheath that comes with the knife which can also fit a ferro rod into one of its loops too. Knife is pretty light but feels good in hand and it's really trusty when it comes to anything you throw at it.