This model uses Sandvik stainless steel paired with Morakniv’s BlackBlade coating, which adds corrosion protection and reduces glare. I found that the overall length of 232 mm and blade length of 109 mm provide a solid working area for carving, camp prep, and cutting tough materials. The blade thickness is approximately 3.2 mm, giving noticeable strength for harder tasks.
In use, the serrated spine is especially useful for cutting rope, webbing, or natural fiber cord without dulling the main edge. I like how the rubber-coated polymer handle locks securely into the hand, offering reliable control even when it’s cold or wet. The blade geometry works well for both slicing and controlled push cuts.
For carry, the polymer sheath offers reliable storage and easy belt mounting. I appreciate the combination of robustness and function, making this knife suitable for survival kits, bushcraft enthusiasts, and general outdoor users. If you want a rugged coated stainless blade with extra cutting capability, the Bushcraft BlackBlade SRT is a strong choice. This black version is often in high demand, so it’s a smart move to act early.
Specifications
- Knife type: fixed blade
- Steel: Sandvik 12C27 stainless
- Blade length: 109 mm
- Overall length: 232 mm
- Blade thickness: approx. 3.2 mm
- Weight: approx. 123 g
- Handle: rubber-coated polymer (Black)
- Sheath: polymer
- Serrated spine section
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