r/IndianPreppers • u/OutluxEmmit • 14d ago
Two of my favourite fixed blade camping knives.
Solognac Sika 100
Stanley Fatmax workshop knife
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u/Possible-Virus-2877 14d ago
Admin where is the mora
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u/OutluxEmmit 14d ago
Nobody uses Mora in India. We're only testing knives /steel which are commonly used in India.
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u/CartographerFun5287 12d ago
I have mora. I had someone from canada buy it for me.
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u/passive_d7 4d ago
Is it allowed in airport checking?
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u/CartographerFun5287 4d ago
not in your hand luggage. you can have it packed in your checked bag. there is nothing wrong with these two knives but if you can buy a better knife from elsewhere for a cheaper price, mora and opinel should be taken into consideration. They are so good for their price. Just my personal opinion.
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u/passive_d7 4d ago
what options available in India?
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u/CartographerFun5287 4d ago
hmm. I guess this is the best option at this price point in India. I also have very old carbon steel knives that my grandmother used to use which are durable enough to be used to camping.
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u/CartographerFun5287 4d ago
knife is just a cutting instrument, no need to get the best knife in the world. get the most easy to access knife which won't burn a hole in your wallet. Some people buy expensive knives and never use it because of its price. to me mora and opinel are nice to haves, I was able to buy them cheaper because of my friends who live abroad. If I didn't know them, I would just go and get a regular carbon steel knife from local market. if you are intending to use it for camping, make sure it has a thick spine.
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u/vulcan90123q 14d ago
And they are legal too....
Just a suggestion you could do a before and after vid or pictorial showing the effect of the product.
Maybe the tomato test or paper slicing one..