Mora Knife Catalog by Safe Zone LLC

Unless otherwise indicated, the knives on this page are special order and may require ten (10) business days to ship within the continental U.S. Shipments to Alaska, Hawaii, APO/FPO (U.S. military), and Canada will take longer.

Four steel grades are used for knives from Mora of Sweden.

Stainless steel (S)
Knife blades are made of hardenable stainless steel- Sandvik 12C27 (hardened to HRC 57-58), producing knives with extreme strength, long life as well as having high resistance to moisture without rusting.

Carbon steel (C)
Knife blades of high carbon steel can be hardened to HRC 59-60 giving best possible sharpness to lowest price. Please note that for export markets most of the knives of carbon or laminated steel are oiled or treated to prevent rusting during transport and storing. Knives made from above mentioned steel grades will after some use achieve a dullish grey finish. However, this will not negatively affect the quality of the blade.
On the contrary it will somewhat improve the resistance to corrosion.

Triflex (T)
This modified carbon steel is best described as a material between laminated steel and plain carbon steel hardened to HRC 59-60 with a softer surface that improves the tensile strength considerably. Though it will not allow bending as laminated steel.

Laminated steel (L)
This steel grade is unique to knives from Mora of Sweden. The core of the blade is of high carbon steel surrounded by a softer alloyed steel layer. A high hardness (HRC 61) can be achieved through hardening, resulting in a knife blade with superior toughness, cutting edge retention and thereby maximum sharpness and long life. The blade can also be bent into a predetermined shape.

For use around water, especially salt water, stainless steel may be the better choice.

Many Nordic knives come without a guard (like most kitchen knives). This enables you to make cuts you could not do otherwise, but you do have to be careful not to cut yourself.

Sheaths can be worn on a belt with a maximum thickness of 1.5 inches (3.81 cm). Many also have a slot for fastening to a button, such as a coverall button. This is very tradtional in Scandinavia, and modern coveralls and jackets. It's easy enough to open up the belt loop if you prefer. The sheaths are thermoplastic, which means they get soft when warmed. If you warm the belt hanger, and insert a piece of wood or even a ruler, it will keep the new shape when it cools. See the images.

Mora Bushcraft Series

The Bushcraft Forest has a 4 1/4" blade of Sandvik stainless steel about 7/8" wide and .098" thick. The profile grind of the blade is the same as is used on the popular "Mora 2000" and 2010 models. The handle and sheath are done in a dark military green. The knife and sheath weigh just 5 ounces.$34.50

Price: $34.50 We have the Forest in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

The Bushcraft Signal is similar to the Forest, but the sheath and handle trim is a bright florescent yellow.

Price: $34.50 We have the Signal in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

The Bushcraft Force has a 4 1/4" Sandvik stainless blade with a more conventional Scandinavian grind. This makes the blade more robust, and it's a bit easier to follow the bevel when sharpening. The blade is about 15/16" wide and .098" thick. The grip is black and the sheath is olive colored. The knife and sheath weigh just over 5 ounces. $30.00

Price: $27.50 We have the Force in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

The Bushcraft Triflex has a 4 1/4" Triflex carbon steel blade and conventional Scandinavian grind. The Triflex blade has a progressive temper with a hard edge and tougher spine. This gives exceptional edge holding combined with toughness. It's a carbon blade and will rust if neglected. The blade is about 7/8" wide and .098" thick. It comes with an olive handle and black sheath. The knife and sheath weigh a bit under 5 ounces. $20.00

Price: $20.00 We have the Triflex in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

Mora #1 has a straight, slightly clipped blade in carbon steel (not laminated), just under 4" (100 mm) in length, 4" red birch wood handle, functional plastic sheath. The weight with the sheath is about 2 3/4 ounces.

Price: $10.50 This knife is in stock and can be ordered by clicking Here.

The same general pattern is available in other sizes as well.These knives from Eriksson have high carbon steel blades and are .098" (2.5mm) thick. They come with black plastic sheaths.

Frosts of Sweden also makes the same pattern in non-laminated carbon steel. The knives differ only in the slightly smaller handes for each size, slightly thiner blades, and the darker shade of red on the handles. The blades are carbon steel, not laminated, and .077" - .078" thick. They come with the same plastic sheaths as the Erikssons.

#H-2/0; with a blade about 3" long (75 mm)

Price: $10.25 We have the Mora H-2/0 in stock. You can purchase it by clicking Here

#H-1/0; with a blade about 3 1/2" long (85 mm), Price: $10.25

#S-201 (not shown above, click for image) with a blade about 3 7/8" long and a single finger guard.

Price: $12.00

#137. Here's an upscale version. It's the basic Mora knife made by Frosts, with an unpainted handle and a leather sheath. For those with smaller hands it works better than the #22 shown below, yet has a similar traditional style. Besides being a fine all purpose knife, this would complement any period (or modern) garb. A very good choice for re-enactors or traditional style woodsmen. The laminated carbon steel blade is about 3 7/8" (97 mm) long, 11/16" (17.5 mm) wide, and about .105" (2.7 mm) thick. The handle is unfinished birch which can be stained and finished as you wish, or just used as it comes. The sheath has an attractive stamped design. The weight of the knife and sheath is just under 3 ounces.

Price: $28.00 This knife is in stock and can be ordered by clicking Here.

#SL-1; If you would like the same knife with a plastic sheath, it's available as the SL-1.

Current stock has the larger handle size and sheath of the Eriksson #1 shown at the top of the page. The blade is laminated, and handle unfinished.

Price: $14.50 We have the SL-1 in stock. You can purchase it by clicking Here.

#S-2; A slightly larger version, the S-2 has a laminated blade about 4 1/4" long, 3/4' wide and .102" thick. The handle is also 4 1/4" long. The handle is painted red and it's noticably larger both in diameter and length. The length overall is 8 1/2". Including the plastic sheath it weighs about 3 1/2 ounces.

Price: $15.00 We have the S-2 in stock. You can purchase it by clicking Here.

#277. For those who want the Swedish laminated steel in a still nicer setting, here's a model from Frosts with brass fittings and rosewood handle. The blade is about 3 7/8" long, 5/8" wide, and .115" thick. The 3 3/4" handle is quite slender, and best suited to those with small hands. The dark brown leather sheath has a keeper strap to engage the brass stud on the pommel. The weight with the sheath is a bit under 3 ounces.

Price: $59.00

#311. Here is another that is a bit larger, with a blade about 4 3/8" long, and a handle about 4 1/2" long. It also comes with a laminated blade, brass fittings and a rosewood handle. The weight with the sheath is about 4 1/4 ounces.

Price: $69.00

Stainless Steel Knives with Guards

#33 has a 4 1/8" stainless blade (same as size and shape as #2), a single guard, and an unfinished birch handle of about 4 1/4". It's sized for folks with larger hands.

Price: $31.00

#34 has a 4 7/8" stainless blade with an upswept point to give a bit of curve for skinning. There is a single stamped guard so you can get your thumb or forefinger on the back of the blade. The unfinished birch handle is about 4" long, and sized for medium hands. This would make a good hunter's knife.

Price: $33.00

#39 is a smaller version with a stainless blade of about 3 3/8". It has the same stamped crossguard, and a handle of about 3 5/8". This one is sized for younger children, but still comes with a razor sharp blade. It's up to you to know if your child is ready for a really sharp knife.

Price: $24.00 We have the 39 in stock. You can purchase it by clicking Here.

#40 has a 3 7/8" stainless blade (same shape and size as #1) and a crosshilt guard. The unfinished birch handle is about 4" long. This is, arguably, the most useful size for general use.

Price: $29.00

#601 from Eriksson has a 3 7/8" carbon steel blade with a double guard. The birch handle is painted red and it comes with a plastic sheath that holds the knife securely without the need for a keeper strap. This would be an excellent starter knife for a youngster that tends to loose things since the price is only $13.25

Price: $13.25

Craftline Knives from Mora of Sweden

#11201 The Mora Allround knife is an all purpose knife. The Sandvik stainless blade is about 3 7/8" long, 13/16" wide and .098" (2.5 mm) thick. It has the usual Mora Scandinavian grind and is hardened to about 57 on the Rockwell scale. The trim and sheath are a deep red burgundy. This would be a great knife for any outdoor activity from canoeing and hiking, to dressing deer and small game. The knife and sheath weigh only 4 ounces.

Price: $14.00 We have the 11201 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#11392 The Craftline Ropeknife is a great all around knife with partial serrations. This knife is an excellent choice for sailors and emergency responders. It comes with international orange trim and a white translucent sheath. The knife and sheath weigh only 4 ounces.

Price: $17.25 We have the 11392 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#11672 The HighQ Allround Stainless is a nice general purpose knife. It has a slightly smaller blade than the Craftline Allround. The blade is 3 1/2" long, 11/16" wide and .079" (2mm) thick.

It has the usual Mora Scandinavian grind, and is hardened to about 57 on the Rockwell scale. This is another excellent knife for any outdoor activity, from hiking and canoeing, to dressing deer and small game.

Price: $11.00 We have the 11672 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#11675 The HighQ Allround Carbon has a carbon steel blade 3 1/2" long, 11/16" wide and .079" (2mm) thick. This would be a good woods or bush country knife for those who prefer carbon steel and a smaller blade.

Price: $10.00 We have the 11675 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

Modern Mora Knives from KJ Eriksson

Soft Grip Mora Knives

These modern Mora knives have cushioned rubber grips with integral guards. They are about 5" long, and work well with average and larger size hands. They will provide good control and comfort even in the cold and wet. The sheaths are a semi-soft plastic that grip the knives securely.

#746. As above, with a 4" Sandvik stainless blade that really holds an edge. This would be ideal for canoeing!

Price: $14.00 We have the 746 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#746-G. The same knife is avaiable with a 4" stainless steel blade, and military green handle and sheath.

Price: $15.00 We have the 746-G in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#731. As above, with a longer 5 3/4" carbon steel blade .098" thick.

Price: $15.50

#748. As above, with a longer 5 3/4" stainless steel blade .098" thick. The knife and sheath weigh about 5 3/4 ounces.

Price: $18.00

#749. As above, with an 8" stainless steel blade .079" thick.

Price: $22.50 We have the 749 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#511. Another favorite of outdoor schools, they have a hard red plastic handle, and a substantial guard. The handle is about 4 3/8" long, and sized for average and smaller hands. The carbon steel blade is just under 3 3/4". The knife snaps securely in a hard plastic sheath. The weight with the sheath is about 3 1/2 ounces. The price is

Price: $8.00

#546. Another favorite of outdoor schools, they have a hard plastic handle, and a substantial guard. The handle is about 4 3/8" long, and sized for average and smaller hands. The stainless steel blade is just under 3 3/4". The knife snaps securely in a hard plastic sheath. The price is

Price: $10.50

#556. This is a slightly larger version with a wider stainless blade about 4" long. The handle and sheath are the same as #546.

Price: $11.00

#2000. The 2000 has a wide blade with a dramatic grind. The stainless blade is .098" thick and a bit over 4 1/2" long. The handle is also about 4 1/2". Handle and sheath are military green and gray plastic. The center portion of the handle is slightly soft, and has a textured surface for improved grip. The weight of the knife and sheath is just under 5 ounces.

Price: $28.50 We have the Mora 2000 in stock. You can purchase it by clicking Here.

Read what an Alaskan Guide has to say about the Mora 2000!

#2010. This is another survival or general purpose outdoor knife. It combinations the #946 grip and #2000 blade for a less "tactical" appearance. The blade has the same dramatic grind, and is about 4 1/8" long. The handle is a bit under 5" long and better suited for small to average size hands. The sheath has the swiveling belt clip of the #946 to allow for different methods of carry. The weight of the knife and sheath is just 5 ounces.

Price: $40.00

Modern Mora Knives from Frosts of Sweden

#840. The carbon steel Clipper has a 3 7/8" (100 mm) blade of unpolished carbon steel .079" thick. It has a solid plastic handle with a checkered black rubber coating in the center for improved grip. The handle is a bit smaller than the 731 shown above, and would work better for someone with smaller hands. It's supplied with a good quality plastic sheath with a belt hook that can be snapped over the belt. The knife and sheath weigh a bit over 3 1/2 ounces.

We have the 840 in stock. You can purchase it by clicking Here.

#840-MG. The 840 is also available with a military green sheath and trim. It's known as the 840-MG.

Price: $12.00 we have the 840-MG in stock. You can purchase it by clicking Here

#860. The stainless steel Clipper has a 3 7/8" blade of polished stainless steel .079" thick, and a solid plastic handle with a checkered black rubber coating in the center for improved grip. The handle is a bit smaller than the 746 shown above, and would work better for someone with smaller hands. It's supplied with a good quality plastic sheath with a belt hook that can be snapped over the belt. Like the 746, it would be a great knife for canoeing.

Price: $12.00 We have the 860 in stock. You can purchase it by clicking Here.

#740. The carbon steel Craftsmen has about 4 1/8" (106 mm) of blade .079" thick, and a solid plastic handle with a guard to keep your fingers off the edge. This knife would work better with average or larger hands. The sheath used with the craftsman series will work with either a right or left handed carry. The knife and sheath weigh 3 1/2 ounces.

Price: $10.00

#760. The stainless steel Craftsmen has about 4 1/8" (105 mm) of blade .079 thick, and a solid plastic handle with a guard to keep your fingers off the edge. This knife would work better with average or larger hands.

Price: $11.00

#760CAMO. This is the same knife in camouflage. Again, it has about 4 1/8" (105 mm) of blade (.079" thick) and a solid plastic handle with a guard to keep your fingers off the edge.

The 760 Camo is in stock and you can order it by clicking Here.

#760-Orange-Orange. And one more time in Orange. You should be able to find this one in the snow.

Price: $12.00

Current stock seems to have handles and sheaths made from different color batches. The handle is more reddish than the sheath.

#761. And yet again with a florescent orange handle, and a partially serrated stainless blade. This is an excellent choice for Firemen and Emergency Medical Technicians.

Price: $13.50

#660. The stainless steel Tradesman has a 3 7/8" (100 mm) of blade and a hollow plastic handle with a large guard to keep your fingers off the edge.

Price: $8.00 We have the Mora 660 in stock. You can purchase it by clicking Here

#440. The Sports Knife has a 4" (101 mm) stainless blade, .078" thick. The blade has a rather long clip and an acute point. The handle is sized for average and smaller hands. (The handle is about 4 1/8" long, with about 3 1/2" between the guard and curve at the pommel.) Unlike the others, the sheath has a keeper strap, and will fit wider belts up to 1 3/4". The sheath can be used for either left or right handed carry. The handle and sheath trim come in your choice of five colors; yellow, black, green, blue or red. The knife and sheath weigh a bit over 3 ounces.

We have the black, red, blue and yellow versions in stock and they can be ordered Here

#S-04. Here's a version done in stainless, with a blade about 6 3/4" long, 1 3/16" wide, and .079" thick. It would be more suitable for a fishing camp, especially around salt water. The 5 1/2" hard plastic handle is molded directly on the tang and works well with both average and large hands. The handle is textured for a secure grip even when wet. It's a BRIGHT international orange so you can find it when you lay it down. It would also make a good kitchen knife.

The knife comes with a sturdy leather belt sheath for

Price: $35.00

It's also available without a sheath for

Price: $15.00

Fishing Knives from Frosts

The fishing knives from Frosts have a different blade and grind. The blades are tapered both from the back of the blade to the edge, and from the hilt to the point. The blades are .051" or .052" at the thickest part, and taper down to about .020" at the edge, where there is a small secondary bevel. This pattern is designed to move through the fish with minimum resistance. They would make excellent kitchen knives as well. The handles are the same as used on the Clipper series, with solid plastic covered with a textured rubber gripping surface.

#896. A fillet knife with a semi-flexible blade of about 6 1/8";

Price: $15.00 We have the 896 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#893. A shorter fillet knife with a semi-flexible blade about 3 1/2" long and .050" thick;

Price: $15.00

#898-T. A shorter knife with a stiff narrow blade about .078" thick, 9/16" wide and 4" long. There is a scaler on the back of the blade as well.

Price: $17.50

#776. A fillet knife based on the Craftsman handle with a slightly stiffer blade. The blade is just over 6 1/8" long and .071" thick at the base.

Price: $16.25

#755. This is a short, stiff fishing knife with a scaler on the back of the blade. The stainless blade is just under 5" (4 15/16") long, ~7/8" wide at the base and .076" thick. It would make a good all purpose knife in a fishing camp.

Price: $13.25

#756. This is a longer stiff fishing knife with a scaler on the back of the blade. The stainless blade is just under 6" (5 3/4") long, 7/8" wide at the base and .077" thick. It would make a good all purpose knife in a fishing camp for those who like longer blades.

Price: $12.50

#766 (not shown); The same knife without the scaler.

Price: $13.50

#798. Here's another with a short narrow blade and a scaler. The stainless blade is just over 4" long, approximately 0.5" wide and .076 thick.

Price: $15.25

#697. And yet again, with a short wide blade and scaler, this time based on the Tradesmen's handle. The stainless blade is 4" long, 7/16" wide and .077" thick.

Price: $10.35 We have the 697 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

Carving Knives

#106. The similar knife from Frosts has a laminated blade with the core hardened to 61 - 62 on the Rockwell Scale. The narrow blade is about 3 1/8" (approximately 80 mm) long. It's supplied with a functional plastic sheath.

Price: $14.00

#105. A carving knife from Frosts with an oversized handle. The handle is about 4 3/4" long, and is better shaped to protect the hand of those unused to Scandinavian knives. It would also give ample material for those wishing to carve their own style handle. The blade is 3 1/8" (79mm) long, and shaped for fine carving. The core of the laminated carbon blade is hardened to 61 - 62 on the Rockwell C scale for the finest of edges. No sheath is supplied.

Price: $14.00

#120. A traditional Scandinavian carving knife from Frosts. This is a detail knife with a blade of laminated carbon steel about 2 1/4" (58 mm) long and .107" thick. The core of the blade is hardened to 61 - 62 on the Rockwell C scale for the finest of edges. The handle is generously sized for a solid grip.

Price: $14.00

#122. Another traditional carving knife, this time with the straight edge of the blade sharpened, and a very sharp point for cutting fine detail. The laminated carbon steel about 2 3/8" (60 mm) long and .112" thick. The core of the blade is hardened to 61 - 62 on the Rockwell C scale for the finest of edges. The 4 1/4" handle is generously sized for a solid grip.

Price: $15.00 We have the 122 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#906. A more modern Scandinavian carving knife from Frosts. The blade is 3 1/8" (79mm) long, and shaped for fine carving. The core of the laminated carbon blade is hardened to 61 - 62 on the Rockwell C scale for the finest of edges. The plastic handle has a textured surface for improved grip, and there's a hint of a guard to keep inexperienced fingers off the blade. It's supplied with a functional plastic sheath.

Price: $13.50

#920. A more modern Scandinavian carving knife from Frosts. This is a detail knife with a blade of laminated carbon steel about 2 1/4" long and .105" thick. The core of the blade is hardened to 61 - 62 on the Rockwell C scale for the finest of edges. The plastic handle has a textured surface for improved grip, and there's a hint of a guard to keep inexperienced fingers off the blade. It's supplied with a functional plastic sheath.

Price: $13.00

#561 is a carving knife with a substantial guard. A guard can get in the way for some cuts, but some people really like them. Besides the obvious advantage of keeping your hand off the blade, they can be used as a stop for some grips and strokes. They are also sometimes used by children and other beginners. The narrow carbon steel blade is just over 3" long and .098" thick.

Price: $10.00

#73-164PS. This one is listed as a "Woodcarving knife for Children". It comes with a carbon steel blade just under 3" long, 5/8" wide, and .080" thick. There is a stamped metal guard to keep the child's fingers off the blade, and the 3 1/2" wood handle is sized for smaller hands. The knife comes with a plastic sheath.

Price: $14.00 We have the 73-164PS in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#73-164. This one is listed as a "Woodcarving knife for Children". It comes with a carbon steel blade not quite 3" long, 5/8" wide, and .080" thick. There is a stamped metal guard to keep the child's fingers off the blade, and the 3 1/2" wood handle is sized for smaller hands. The knife comes with a leather sheath with a belt loop and snap fastener for the knife.

Price: $26.50

#S-201. In the same vein is this slightly larger version. It's intended to be used by children for more general tasks as well as wood carving. The carbon steel blade is 3 7/8" long 3/4" wide, and .078" (about 1/16") thick. It comes with a plastic sheath with a tapered slot for the guard that is quite effective in retaining the knife.

Price: $12.00

#712. Chisel knife, sharpened on one edge and the squared end of the blade, it combines the functions of a knife and a chisel. The blade is just over 3" long, 3/4" wide, and .097" thick. It's beveled on both sides.

Price: $16.25

#162. Full curve carving knife, for carving bowls and spoons, etc. sharp on both sides, as well as the square end. $20.

Price: $20.00 We have the 162 in stock. You can order it by clicking Here.

#163. Half curve carving knife, as above, but with a more open curve.

Price: $20.00

Purchase both the 162 and the 163.

Price: $35.00

#164. Full curve carving knife by Frosts, sharp on one edge only, and tapered to a point.

Price: $17.00

#2006. This is a wood splitting knife with a 4 3/8" blade. This is the perfect tool for splitting smaller pieces of wood for the wood stove, fireplace or campfire. Handy, lightweight and inexpensive.

Price: $23.00

#220. This the Frosts version of a wood splitting knife. The blade is about 4" long and an inch wide. The triflex carbon steel blade is tempered so the edge is harder than the spine. The handles have a slightly different shape to keep your hands centered.

Price: $25.00

Farrier's Knives

#188. This is a farrier's hoof knife, but it makes a good crooked knife for those who prefer the North American style of curved carving knife. The "No Stain" blade is about 3" long, and sharpened on both edges. The stout grip is a bit over 5". The blade comes with a coarse edge for hooves, and should be sharpened for use on wood.

Price: $17.00

#180. Has a single edge, which allows a longer bevel more suited to wood carving. The blade is a bit over 3", but only 2 1/8" is sharpened from the factory. It comes in right and left handed versions.

#180-RH (right handed),

Price: $14.00

#180-LH (left handed),

Price: $14.50

Hook Knife

#175. This is a hook knife used in trades such as installing linolium or wallpaper. Some folks like them for pruning in the garden or orchard. The carbon steel blade is about 2 1/2" long, and .071" thick. There is no sheath.

Price: $13.00

#1504. The Carl-Johan Mushroom Knife. The gathering of wild mushrooms is a tradition in Europe, and here is knife designed for the purpose. It comes with a stainless blade just under 2 1/2" (52 mm), a textured pistol grip handle, and a built in brush to remove dirt from the mushroom without bruising. The skeleton blade guard serves to cover the blade in the pocket, or it can be used to clip the knife to the clothing, or even hung as a neck knife. With the sheath, the knife is just under 6" overall, and weighs less than 2 ounces. Packed in a gift box with a basic mushroom guide and some recipes (all in Swedish). It's now available with either a black handle and sheath (shown) or a red handle and sheath. Please specify which you would like from the menu below.

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