Mora Companion Heavy Duty Orange M-12495
Mora Companion Heavy Duty Orange M-12495
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Mora Companion Heavy Duty Orange M-12495
Mora Companion Heavy Duty Orange M-12495
Buy the Mora Companion Heavy Duty Orange Knife in the UK
The Mora Companion Heavy Duty Orange Knife M-12495 combines a robust high carbon steel blade with high-visibility orange detailing, making it easy to spot if set down in long grass or woodland. Made in Sweden, it is built for hikers, campers and bushcraft users who need a dependable, hard-wearing blade.
The 4in blade is thicker than the standard Companion for extra strength during heavier cutting tasks, while the black rubberised handle with orange composition trim offers a secure, comfortable grip. An orange moulded plastic sheath completes the set, ideal for trips across Scotland's hills or Northern Ireland's forests.
Mora Companion Heavy Duty Orange Knife Specifications
- Overall length: 9 in (22.9 cm)
- Blade length: 4 in (10.2 cm)
- Blade material: High carbon steel
- Handle: Black rubberised with orange composition trim
- Sheath: Orange moulded plastic belt sheath
- Country of origin: Sweden
Please note: as with all bladed goods sold in the United Kingdom, you must be 18 or over to purchase this item, and proof of age may be requested at checkout.
See more high-visibility outdoor knives and bushcraft gear at Mjoutdoorsgear UK.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose the orange handle over black?
The orange trim and sheath make the knife much easier to locate if it is set down outdoors, reducing the chance of losing it in the field.
Is the blade the same thickness as the standard Companion?
No, the Heavy Duty version uses a thicker high carbon steel blade for greater strength during demanding cutting and carving tasks.
Is this knife good for beginners to bushcraft?
Yes, its straightforward Scandi-style grind and comfortable handle make it a practical, easy-to-control choice for those new to bushcraft.
How should I care for the carbon steel blade?
Wipe the blade dry after use and apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust, as carbon steel is more reactive than stainless steel.

