Slid Knife 2000 Outdoor Green 15pcs Morakniv

Description

Morakniv Outdoor 2000 in green is the ultimate all-round knife for outdoor life, hunting and fishing, and this practical 15-pack is perfect for groups, guides, associations or retailers who want top-class Swedish quality. As an iconic classic, this versatile knife has earned its place as a permanent favorite among hunters, fishermen and outdoor enthusiasts across the country. It is carefully designed to deliver uncompromising performance in all weathers and can handle everything from finesse at the campfire and cleaning fish to much tougher tasks out in the forest and field.

The knife's blade is made of high-quality Swedish cold-rolled stainless steel that undergoes a unique heat treatment in Morakniv's own factory in Mora, which provides fantastic sharpness, high durability and excellent resistance to rust and moisture. Thanks to the well-thought-out profile grinding, you get the precision of a smaller knife at the tip and the strength of a more powerful knife closer to the handle. For maximum safety and comfort, the handle is covered in a green, rubberized and patterned friction grip that lies firmly in the hand even when it is wet or cold, while the included plastic sheath with a flexible leather strap allows for easy mounting on the belt or backpack.

The advantages of Morakniv Outdoor 2000

• Versatility: Works just as well for butchering and cleaning as for carving and bushcraft.
• Ergonomic Rubber Handle: Provides maximum grip in all weather conditions.
• Maintenance-free Steel: The stainless steel stays sharp for a long time and requires minimal maintenance in the field.
• Affordable Large Pack: 15 pieces are perfect for companies, associations and hunting teams.

Specifications

• Blade length: 109 mm
• Blade thickness: 2.5 mm
• Total length: 224 mm
• Steel type: Swedish cold-rolled stainless special steel
• Handle material: TPE rubber (friction grip)
• Handle color: Green
• Sheath: Plastic sheath with leather strap
• Quantity in package: 15 pieces