Morakniv - Wood Splitting Knife 220 (S) Stainless Steel

Morakniv - Wood Splitting Knife 220 (S) Stainless Steel

As the crisp winter evening rolls in, prepping the perfect kindling for a roaring fireplace or a backyard fire pit becomes an effortless task. The Morakniv Wood Splitting Knife 220 (S) features a classic double-handled design built specifically for controlled down-pressure, making it an incredibly safe and highly efficient alternative to a traditional hatchet for your firewood prep.

Best For
Homeowners with wood-burning heaters, bushcraft enthusiasts, and campers who need to safely split small logs into precise kindling.

Key Features

• Dual Birch Wood Handles: Thoughtfully designed with a handle at each end of the blade, allowing you to use both hands to pull or push downward evenly for absolute control during splitting.
• High-Quality Swedish Stainless Steel: The resilient stainless steel blade delivers excellent durability and long-lasting sharpness while resisting rust, reducing maintenance after outdoor exposure.
• Controlled Splitting Action: Functions seamlessly as a draw-knife style splitter, ensuring your hands remain safely away from the cutting action while easily breaking down timber along the grain.
• Lightweight and Balanced Geometry: Weighing only 152 grams, this tool maximises leverage and cutting power without adding bulk to your wood shed or camping gear kit.
• Polymer Edge Protection: Supplied loose with a form-fitting polymer edge guard that clips securely over the blade spine, keeping the cutting edge sharp and protecting your hands during storage.

Sizes Available

• Available in Natural Birch

Specifications

• Brand: Morakniv
• Model: Wood Splitting Knife 220 (S)
• Blade Length: 114 mm
• Overall Length: 366 mm
• Blade Thickness: 2.5 mm
• Blade Material: Stainless Steel
• Handle Material: Birch Wood
• Sheath Material: Polymer Edge Protection
• Weight: 152 g
• Country of Origin: Made in Sweden

Ideal For (Uses)

• Splitting small firewood logs down into fine, easily ignitable kindling
• Shaping timber and rough-carving wood blocks for bushcraft projects
• Prepping fuel for wood-fired pizza ovens, stoves, and campfires