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Utility Knife Classic 1891 (S)
Item no: 14418
$169.99 USD
Versatile utility knife in stainless steel and wooden handle
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Valentine’s Day offer: 10% off red knives, February 5–14. The discount is applied automatically at checkout. Utility cooking knife Classic 1891 (S) features a 13 cm Swedish stainless steel blade. Use it to chop herbs, slice root vegetables or fruit – perfect when the chef’s knife feels too big and the paring knife too small.
About the product
Utility Knife Classic 1891 (S)
Utility Knife Classic 1891 (S) is a medium-sized kitchen knife that masters all tasks where the chef’s knife feels too big and the paring knife too small: chopping herbs, slicing root vegetables and cutting fruit. The knife combines a classic red-stained birch handle with a 12.8 cm stainless steel blade that delivers razor-sharp precision.
Utility knife in classic design with modern function
Utility Knife Classic 1891 (S) features a rustic design, inspired by the first Morakniv, with a red-stained birch handle that sits comfortably in the hand. The medium-sized vegetable knife has a 12.8 cm blade that handles many different kitchen tasks and is made from stainless steel with lasting sharpness.
All-round knife for chopping, slicing and cutting
This utility cooking knife is the perfect complement when the chef’s knife is too large and the paring knife too small. Use it to chop herbs, slice root vegetables or cut fruit quickly and easily.
Safe, comfortable and easy to use in the kitchen
The well-balanced knife has a barrel-shaped handle that fits comfortably in the hand, with a finger guard for secure handling. Stainless steel ferrules protect the wood from moisture and bacteria. The rounded spine and tip make it easy to scrape the cutting board and reduce the risk of puncture injuries.
Stainless steel with lasting sharpness
The 12.8 cm blade is made from Swedish stainless steel (10C28Mo2) with a hardness of 57 HRC and lasting sharpness. The blade is 2 mm thick with an 18° sharpening angle per side (36° total) – delivering precise, even cuts and making the knife easy to maintain and sharpen.
Hand-assembled in Mora, Sweden
All components are made in Sweden and the knife is hand-assembled at Morakniv’s factory in Mora – the result of over 130 years of knife-making tradition.
Steel Type: Stainless Steel
Steel Manufacturer: Alleima, Sweden
Steel Alloy: 10C28Mo2
Steel - Annealing: Yes
Steel - Cryo: Yes
Steel - Hardening: Yes
Nominal Hardness (HRC): 57
Grind Angle (total): 2-3°
Edge Angle: 35-37°
Finger Guard: Yes
Handle Grip Material: Birch
Flex: Stiff
Country of Origin: Sweden
Brand: Morakniv
Type:Knife
Color: Red
Area of Use: Cooking
Steel Manufacturer: Alleima, Sweden
Steel Alloy: 10C28Mo2
Steel - Annealing: Yes
Steel - Cryo: Yes
Steel - Hardening: Yes
Nominal Hardness (HRC): 57
Grind Angle (total): 2-3°
Edge Angle: 35-37°
Finger Guard: Yes
Handle Grip Material: Birch
Flex: Stiff
Country of Origin: Sweden
Brand: Morakniv
Type:Knife
Color: Red
Area of Use: Cooking
Knife Length: 233.0 mm / 9.17 inch
Blade Length: 128.0 mm / 5.04 inch
Product Length: 234.0 mm / 9.21 inch
Blade Thickness: 2.0 mm / 0.08 inch
Weight: 88.2 g / 3.11 oz
Blade Length: 128.0 mm / 5.04 inch
Product Length: 234.0 mm / 9.21 inch
Blade Thickness: 2.0 mm / 0.08 inch
Weight: 88.2 g / 3.11 oz
Our products are intended for both hobby and professional use within cooking, outdoor activities, hunting, craft, woodcarving, and more. Please read this manual carefully before use. Improper use may lead to injury.
Sandviken / Sweden
Steel
Arbrå / Sweden
Birch
Falun / Sweden
Red Stain
This knife is
made in Mora, Sweden.
made in Mora, Sweden.
Classic 1891 is a series of kitchen knives inspired by the first Morakniv. Each knife combines a classic, well-balanced handle hand-assembled in Mora with Swedish stainless steel blades offering high edge retention, for precision and control in your kitchen.
All kitchen knives are assembled by hand by our knifemakers in Mora – a tradition since 1891.
