Bahco 2446-LAP Fixed Blade Knife

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07.04.2025

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A decent knife, somewhat visually similar to the Mora, which was the predecessor of the Companion (more budget-friendly); however, the grind is really more of a hollow grind rather than Scandinavian. The handle sits well in the hand. The knife is manufactured in China, as honestly stated on the sticker.

A great budget knife for rough use in the forest. Ideal for batoning or whittling, and at this price range, you don't have to worry about using it for anything—in case it breaks, no one will cry over it. I recommend it.

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100%

18.10.2024

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A classic hunting knife with a rubberized handle, very handy with a good blade, longer than in other knives in this segment. The price is so attractive that there’s no need to hesitate—just get it, especially since it's made of stainless steel. I recommend it.

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25.05.2024

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This knife is to the Bahco 1446 (Bahco Tradesman) what the Mora Companion is to the Mora Basic. The comfortable, rubberized handle and wider blade justify the difference in price. Both knives are perfectly suited to their price point. Here, for a slightly higher price, the product is a bit more refined. I also have the impression that this model is sharper out of the box and doesn’t require any initial sharpening.

A brilliant little knife as a workshop tool, it handles wood perfectly and fits great in the hand because the handle has a textured pattern, which is a huge plus, especially for those who go fishing.

I have the orange version so I bought this black one as well. I didn't write in Polish so I wouldn't be considered racist. A light, handy knife that works well in the kitchen, the steel isn't amazing but the price is attractive. Even knives that cost much more need to be sharpened, just less often.

A very nice alternative to Mora knives. The workmanship, sheath, and steel are on a comparable level, but it's a bit cheaper. Thicker blade, the knife will be suitable for slightly heavier work. I recommend it.