Mora Knife Review - Overview of 4 Popular Mora Knives

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[OmegaGear]

Thanks brother...we appreciate user comments such as yours that help people get an educated opinion on the knives...thanks for commenting. - Craig

[brianvittachi]

When I first went to sea I used what my rugged old boatswain jokingly called a Tarzan knife. When he retired he called me and gave me his Mora. 
"This is carbon-steel", he said, "Swedish. The best in the world". 
Now, 32 years later, I still have it.

[sixten]

Im from sweden and its like Mora knifes are like the everyday knife we use here. like if someone says knife here. the first thing i think of is Mora. and they are really easy to sharpen due to its European style edge.

Great video!

[BudgetBugout]

Great intel! I have a few bushcraft style knives but I haven't bought a Mora yet. I'm planning on getting one soon though!

[darkiee]

The red companion is carbos steel, the blue one is stainless.  My first knife was a Mora Classic 6", and I've gone thru a LOT of them over the years. Still love them.  The thing with the button hanger is a workman thing. Most Swedish workpants have a button and a loop on the right leg for hanging a knife. 

[ksdj]

I always carry a Mora as backup to my larger full tang knife. I wouldn't hesitate to make the Mora my "go to" if needed. Other than chopping chores or heavy batoning, they are highly proficient and dependable.

[nextexhale]

Got my Mora at my first NRS survival class. I absolutely fell in love with it after using it. It's extremely light weight, egonomically superior to any other knife I own, and cuts, carves, and whittles like a beaver on anphetamines. I don't know of anything that comes close to a Mora in the same price range. Fantastic value! Great vid, like the camera angles and the war club.

[hayleyholland]

I have a Mora Hunter (called the 'allround' on your review sold as 'hunter' or '711' here in the UK) the one with black handle/red details. It has been my most frequently used knife for the last few years for every cutting task imaginable. I live in a wet maritime climate zone and although the blade has acquired some patina it hasn't rusted/degraded by any appreciable amount. It is quick and easy to regain a very keen edge, which it then holds well. Being so inexpensive to buy, I have completely abused mine!, put away wet, prying, cutting through tree roots and turf!! You name it, it has never let me down. I appreciate the craftsmanship and beauty of handmade or high end knives...but for sheer utility you can't beat Mora knives.

[OmegaGear]

Stainless are just as good as the carbon as for weight and function...nothing beats the ease of sharpening and usability with ferro as a carbon steel, although I can make the stainless work pretty easily. I recommend the stainless for newbies and for parents wanting to get one for their kids..so they are not easily lost.

[JackTheDeergal]

Picked up a mora classic 1 to replace my flexcut carving knife, I'm really glad I got it!

[ShawneeUnion]

Great video and really great video. Easily the best production quality for knife reviews I've seen. Keep it up! 

[MrRhunok]

As a Swede it's great and to be honest a bit humbling aswell to see other none Swedish people enjoy the knives made here in Sweden. May not be the best knife in the world and maybe I sound biased when I say it, but it's a very decent all around quality knife that you can get for a good price too. I almost live around the area where these are made and you can go practically into any hardware store and buy one of these for around 5 dollars. Bargain right there hehe.

[Koolkid]

ordered the mora classic 601, it will be my first mora. can't wait!

[lifeprepper]

I love, love, LOVE my "light my fire" Mora firesteel knife. It's got a small ferro rod incorporated into the handle. Also have an all-around in each of our bug out bags.
The only thing I'd change about the Moras is giving them a full tang, instead of the little rat tails and shorties they've got.
Awesome little knives and cannot be beat for the price. There should be one in *every* BOB and glove compartment as a backup.

[beepot]

Instant subscribe when you used a war club as a baton! Haha cracked me up. Great informative video!

[dashby]

I got the companion a few years ago. Never failed me. NEVER. I was being a moron once and accidentally slit my thumb open…what a gash. This thing is razor sharp. I've skinned so many squirrels with this things as well. Great knife.

[OmegaGear]

I cannot remember for sure...but I think we got it on the second take...First one the blades went in great, but my words were jumbled...you will notice I fumbled a bit on this one too...but they were OK and the knives did OK, so we ran with it.

[matthewc]

I got a Mora knife for my birthday and I found this video helpful

[britengineerinmindanaothep]

Yes I have 2 one carbon and one in stainless for the price they are fantastic and really strong and sharp

[realslow]

Hey Dan . i bought the green one some time ago and can still shave with it … dam good blade …