Name: Morakniv Kansbol
Brand: Westiron
SKU: MO-KA-SG
Price: 36.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Morakniv Kansbol

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€36,95

General Field Use

Bushcraft

Hiking & Camping

In Stock

Product Information

The Morakniv Kansbol is a versatile outdoor knife designed for reliable performance across a wide range of field tasks. Its Swedish 12C27 stainless steel blade combines edge retention, durability and corrosion resistance, while the profile-ground blade provides both precision and strength. The spine is compatible with a Firesteel, making the Kansbol especially well suited to bushcraft, hiking and general field use.

Blade Steel 12C27 Stainless Steel

Overall Length 24.2 cm

Blade Length 10.8 cm

Blade Thickness 2.5 mm

Construction Standard Tang

Weight 177 g

Blade Finish Satin

Handle Material TPE Rubber

Sheath Polypropylene

Manufacturer Morakniv

Country of Origin Sweden

The Morakniv Kansbol offers a practical balance of quality, functionality and affordability. Its lightweight design, clean military-inspired appearance and excellent out-of-the-box sharpness make it a capable choice for everyday outdoor use.

During testing, the Kansbol stood out for its low weight, comfortable carry and straightforward maintenance. The stainless steel blade is easy to maintain and sharpen, while the compact sheath keeps the overall system simple and practical.

The Kansbol does not aim to be a heavy-duty field knife. Its strength lies in offering dependable performance at an accessible price, with future engraving options adding another layer of versatility for WestIron.

WestIron Field Collection — Field Utility

Includes a polymer sheath with a practical multi-mount system for flexible carry and attachment options. The Kansbol's spine is designed for use with a Firesteel, allowing it to generate sparks for fire starting. Its stainless steel blade requires less maintenance than carbon steel and offers strong corrosion resistance in demanding outdoor conditions.

The Morakniv Kansbol is made in Mora, Sweden, backed by more than 135 years of Swedish knife-making tradition.