hultafors

[Mandos]

just wondering how good are these ive got two of them cost about £4 each yellow saftey handle will they do the job for everyday bushcraft or am i gonna need something better

 

[mountainm]

The hvk knife? They're very good.

 

[WULF]

I have 2 hultafors and there great value for money and very robust.

 

[plastic-ninja]

They will be fine.
You may never feel the need to upgrade.
Cheers , Simon

 

[Mandos]

no the saftey one the sk it is on the website its a dull point :/

 

[mountainm]

A point can be useful for drilling, carving and piercing. But you'll get by without one.

 

[monkey boy]

They are nice blades m8

 

[presterjohn]

They are a decent alternative to Mora's and a good way to experience a different type of blade edge for not much money. I have two and they cost lest than a Mora Companion for both.

 

[yomperalex]

Cheap as chips, solid.

I bought one for my wife, and have since claimed it as my own and given her my mora.

Alex

 

[Willowisp]

I can also recommend the Hultafors. It's reeeeaaally cheap and even more robust than the typical Mora.
You can get one made of Japanese carbon steel, ideal as an easy bushcraft knife.

 

[British Red]

Their knives are good - their axes are better - better finished than Gransfors for sure

 

[Mandos]

so ive been looking round today and looked at a few mora knives are these better or about the same thinking of upgrading ?

 

[British Red]

Not much wrong with either pick the one you like

 

[bigroomboy]

Their knives are good - their axes are better - better finished than Gransfors for sure

Do you think Red? I got the large hultafors splitting axe but the head alignment is quite poor, I don't thinks its very important in a splitting axe and its my fault for ordering on-line but still peeves me a little. Then again a touch with the stones and it sharpened nicely and held it well after some splitting and at a third the price of the GB large splitting axe I shouldn't complain it seems to split just fine.