A mora with serrated edge!

[Mr.Blade]

For those of you who likes serrated edge, here´s the Ropeknife from Mora.

Enjoy!
(And the upper allrounder is 2,5mm thick over spine)

 

[Scott Free]

I just bought the serrated Mora Ropeknife and plan to attach it to my PFD for emergency use only. It came shaving sharp. It's the only serrated knife I own. It's something I almost certainly will never use, so I didn't want to spend a lot of money. At $17.50, I'm happy.

 

[OwenM]

I just bought the serrated Mora Ropeknife and plan to attach it to my PFD for emergency use only.

That's a good idea. I've been thinking of a serrated fixed blade with a grippy handle for that very thing.
Wonder if it comes in red? My PFD is red, and I do hate for my colors to clash in emergencies

Let us know how you attach it. I always carry a partially serrated Spyderco Delica, but have some doubts about getting it out, open, and keeping a good grip on it if I'm the one having the emergency.

 

[ChapmanPreferred]

Interesting.

 

[AeroNautiCal]

Might be an idea to radius the tip to blunt nose spec!

My Packrafts, base pads, seats, backrests, spray deck and life vests are inflatable so perhaps I'm biased in favour of blunt nose rescue knives...

 

[Scott Free]

Might be an idea to radius the tip to blunt nose spec!

I'll be using it in a royalex canoe, but you're right— no reason for a pointy tip on a rescue knife. Good idea. :thumbup:

 

[PayetteRucker]

it'd be good for butchering too, or use as a camp stakeknife

 

[banana-clip]

Nice looking knife.

 

[Scott Free]

I just put a small magnet on mine, and it seems the tang goes almost all the way into the handle (unlike the Clipper.) I'd say that only the last inch of the handle is lacking the tang. This may be a good reason to choose one of the Craftline models over the Clipper.