Mora Knife Review

Everyone loves Mora Knives. But, up till now I have never owned one. These knives are simple and practical. Here are my first impression of the Mora brand after owning these knives for three months.
Also I check out a wonderful knife from my friend Brad Richardson and his company Timberlee Tool & Trade. Check out Timberlee Knives at the link below.....

[gregoutdoors]

I’m a “Mora” newbie myself. Just bought my first mora, “light my fire” I do like it alot, came with firesteel rod. Thanks for video, Greg in Kentucky 👍🏻

[bobjoncas]

..Great review, it shows a knife doesn't have to be expensive, to be useful and practical.

[kjgas]

Excellent knives! I have 4. You really only need just one. Great video!!👍👍🤠🤠

[barrywebber]

Your right about everyone loving Mora knives, for quality, value and functionality they are just great, and owning something manufactured in Sweden is nice too!

[KillingerUSA]

Mora knives are sweet! Everyone should treat themselves to at least one. I prefer carbon steel over everything but I dont mind the extra maintenance.

[muttgusse]

Made in Mora Sweden! 2million knifes a year they make. Been in buissnes over 125years

[charliehooks]

I own a green companion. My favorite. It cut me at gun shop. So I bought it 😂. Still own it . Got two. Now, keep one bedside

[jamescarryl]

Dave, I own a Mora. I don't put it to come daily hard use. I go camping once for every season now. I do have a Stainless Steel Morning. My knife has served me well. I did put a Mill file to the spine to get the sharp 90 degree edge. I wanted that just in case I was ever put into a situation where my knife would make the difference. I always have 4 ways of making a fire if needed. Thanks for sharing your insights on these beautiful and very useful knives.
Stay safe in the woods.

[bravoredleg]

I have carried many different Mora's and they are great. I now use a Hultafors OK4 Expedition knife. It is small, carbon steel, sharp spine, ferro rod holder on sheath and very comfortable to use.

[shawnr]

Nice knives and good review. You pointed out some very good reasons you like the Mora knives.
Brad Richardson's knife looks impressive.

They all should serve you well for a long time.

Thanks to those that sent you the knives.

[gosmoothgolight]

I'm impressed by the Moras I've used, too ... and I agree, the cutting edge running right up to the handle seems so intuitive. I love this for making fine cuts! Great review, sir ... looking forward to more videos in your knife making shop.

[lesdrinkwater]

Good video Dave. I like my Moras. Great value for money and useful tools

[mr.fisher]

Love the bushcraft black - I don't think you can find a more comfortable knife for the money. You just can't go wrong with a mora!!! Great reviews.

[Moonman]

Thanks for a great review, Dave. I've owned a few Gerber knives. But after seeing the great features and insanely reasonable price points of Mora blades, I think it's time to get out of my comfort zone and switch it up a bit. Thanks again.

[saskrockhoundoutdoors]

Thank you for a fair review from a true conniseur! I've looked at getting one of those, I think you've convinced me

[DanoLXF]

Excellent review Dave, your perspective is top notch. I own one Mora, it's a Companion Robust. I always take it camping with me and is probably the best bang for the buck utilitarian knife you can own but I still bring my Condor Hudson Bay as well, I wouldn't go into the woods without it.

[KevinsDisobedience]

I have the little blue guy. I love it! I keep it in my shop just lying around, and I find myself using it for everything. It’s the only Mora I’ve ever owned. I’m glad to hear someone else say how ridiculous it is to have a carbon knife just to try and strike a spark from a rock into cloth that you brought in and charred with a Fire you already started.

[RobEvansWoodsman]

As a hobbyist knife maker I am a bit of a knife snob but recently I've got the Mora bug, last week I purchased a companion HD in carbon, it seriously needed some grinding on the spine but now throws excellent sparks.
I'm currently making a leather sheath for it.
Keep up the great videos Dave.
I may send you one of my knives when I get some time to make a few.

[JayMorrisonOutdoors]

The Mora Bushcraft is/was my first knife for outdoor use and I like it a lot. It's perfect for what I use it for and the handle is super comfortable; however, like you, I noticed that the blade does need a bit more TLC than I originally thought. I'm going to hand it down to my son, as his first knife, but only when I find myself a beautiful new blade without breaking the bank.

[lauraweiss]

Great review. My favorite Mora is the Classic Craftsman with Finger Guard. Having that little piece of steel between a freshly sharpened carbon blade and my hand gives me the peace of mind I need to confidently work with it.