A Crook Knife is often called a spoon knife and this 164 model has a single edge for right handed users and a lightly oiled Birch handle. The blade is made from high quality Swedish carbon steel.

The Mora 164 Crook Knife (previously known as the Frost Crook knife) has a full curve blade with a fine point end that makes this an ideal knife for carving spoons, ladles, cups & bowls or any other woodcarving project that requires gouging.

Crook Knife blade length: 52mm
Overall Crook knife length: 160mm
Weight 51g.

What do our instructors think? Jo writes:

"These crook knives are great and I wish I had discovered them earlier in life as they are such a great hobby..you get a massive sense of achievement from carving your own spoon or cup and these knives make light work of it. The handle is ergonomically designed so it is comfortable in the palm of your hand for long periods of time and gives excellent control of the blade when gouging out wood. They are really easy to use.”

Advantages: Comfortable to hold and work with, this model is designed for right handed users. Birch Handle gives a good grip and control. High quality Swedish steel blade.

Disadvantages: Does not come with a sheath or pouch so you will need to find something safe to store it in. Not the easiest knife to sharpen.

It is illegal to supply a knife to anyone under the age of 18. Woodland Ways actively checks the details of all orders for knives, and other edged items. Should we be unable to confirm your eligibility, you will be asked to provide proof of age in the form of a photocopy of your drivers licence or passport.

Please include your phone number with you order.