Amazon has several Mora knives on sale today – a stainless steel version of the Companion knife I recently posted about, and also Craftline Pro S and Craftline Pro Robust.
Shown above is the Craftline Pro S knife. The Craftline Pro Robust is similar in size, but with an extra-thick carbon steel blade.
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The Craftline Pro S features a stainless steel blade and is designed as a utility knife for construction workers and also for outdoors work.
There is a less expensive Craftline Basic knife, with the main difference being the blade height.
The Craftline Pro S all-around fixed blade utility knife has a 3.6″ blade, and ergonomic TPE rubber handle. It comes with a hard plastic sheath.
Sale Price: $10.89
Buy Now: Blue Pro S via Amazon
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As I’ve said before, Mora knives are fantastic bargains. They are fixed blade knives with utility in value in mind. All of the Mora knives shown on this page are made in Sweden.
All of the knives shown above and below are priced between $10 and $15. I think the Craftline Pro S is going to be the best for anyone who doesn’t want to think about all the various choices.
Of course, I also convinced myself to buy a Craftline Pro S. I love my Companion knives and recently received a free Craftline Basic, and figured a comparison might be interesting.
If you want a slightly longer knife, the Companion knife with stainless steel blade is now on sale for $12.77.
Buy Now via Amazon
See Also: Carbon Steel Companion via Amazon
Amazon also has the orange-accented Mora Companion knife on sale for $14.97. But if you don’t care about color, the olive green version (above) is a couple of dollars less, and the carbon-steel version dropped in price as well.
Lastly, here’s the Craftline Basic 511 again, priced at $10. Compared to the Pro S, this one also has a 3.6″ blade, but with a shorter height. This seems to be the 511’s regular price.
For the sake of completeness, here’s the Mora Pro Robust knife, with extra-thick carbon steel blade. This is included in today’s deals page, on sale for $12.58.
Craftline Knife Differences
Craftline Basic 511: Carbon steel blade
Craftline Pro S: Stainless steel and taller blade
Craftline Pro Robust: Carbon steel and extra-thick taller blade
fred
The Bahco – rebranded Mora – carpenter’s knifeand sheath is still $12.07 at Amazon:
– just in case they sell out the $10.89 deal
https://www.amazon.com/Bahco-2444-Carpenter-Multi-Purpose/dp/B004YV99DA
Adam
After buying 2 last year, I really enjoy them, aside from not liking the carbon steel finish. So only SS from here on out.
Thanks for the alert
Steve G
I have a bunch of moras that I use everyday. Favorite for work is carbon Craft line. Have a bunch that do it all. Sometimes utility blade doesn’t have what it takes.
Favorite overall is garberg.
Hilton
Thanks Stuart for forcing me to purchase another two Mora knives.
I dedicate the stainless blades for fishing and wet work but the carbon blades are dead easy to hone and maintain that sharpness.
I didn’t pull the trigger a couple of years ago when those short little buggers were on sale and now they’re pretty expensive. So Stuart if you see them on sale please shout.
Stuart
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Do you mean the stainless steel Eldris?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01J7MM5M2/?tag=toolguyd-20
The black-handle version is $25.95, while the other color options are all $30 or slightly greater.
Hilton
That’s the one! CCC reckons the price dropped to just over $20 in July this year so I’ll wait for a sale of sorts.
Jorn
I picked up a few of these as gifts (and one for myself!).
Thanks for the tip.
Addison
This one is my favorite! https://www.amazon.com/Morakniv-Craftline-Carpentry-Chisel-3-0-Inch/dp/B00T3ES1SC/
Stuart
That is ALWAYS a big hit if there’s a deal post, but sadly I haven’t seen any discounts on it recently. I’m still watching, just in case.
Joatman
Yep…,ordered it. Do I need it? Nope
Stuart
But here’s the question – will you use it? The answer is almost guaranteed to be *yes*.
Joatman
Absolutely!!!!
Stuart
😁 Makes me feel less guilty.
Joatman
Less guilty for a $10 knife? That’s just just the tip of the iceberg of what this site has cost me. Lol! It’s like looking at toys in the old Sears Holiday catalog year after year when I was a kid. Gotta love it