Best Bushcraft Knife? - Mora Garberg Carbon vs Stainless
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2018
- The Mora Garberg Carbon is a long-awaited version of their full tang design that first debuted in stainless. Both knives feature a sharpened 90° spine, Scandi grind, 3.2 mm (1/8") thick blade and a symmetrical synthetic handle that works well will multiple grips. In this video we take a look at both and try to start a fling and steel fire with the carbon model.
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I am swedish. Swedes are proud of Morakniven. That is real quality right there. Every carpenter have a Mora knife hanging on their trousers. We even call any knife "morakniv", like "do you have a morakniv?". Then everybody knows what type of knife that is needed.
Great quality ! Great company !
I am from Germany and I use a garberg side a few years. I can highly recommend it. And the blade length makes it a legal choice for edc carry in Germany, which was important for me.
I have a Mora Companion that I usually use around here at the house and up here locally in our woods.
But when I want to go out here and do some serious bushcrafting I use my Mora Garberg carbon blade. I am an old-school person so I like my carbon over stainless steel. I guess it's just an old people thing. I would rather much have a Garberg then a high price
Knife because the high price knives are nowhere near as good as my Garber!
If you also want to prepare a meal with the knife, I recommend the stainless version, because the carbon version is not neutral, the steel reacts with acids and leaves an aftertaste.
But the stainless also has many more alloys in it, whereas the carbon is very close to pure iron. And iron is harmless to the human body, as is carbon, being how our biology needs it. Our biology doesn't, however need many of the alloys they put in even basic stainless, and some you most definitely do not want to be injesting.
I just received my first Mora Garberg... This knife is EPIC !!! Build quality is superior. The one thing I really like about this knife that no other knife has is that it has a short drop at the point allowing this knife to be extra strong. Other knife makers tend to make a false blade on top in taper it an inch back. This knife does not. The taper is less than 5 mm, which gives the knife a whole lot of strength up front. For 70 bucks this is the best knife there is...
Wow! The hatred i see from many folks in the knife community regarding our brother Dave is out right SHAMEFUL!
Dave is such a nice guy he explains his beliefs and goes out of his way to answer peoples questions. He is a down right good man an has a solid character, the knowledge he shares is so cool and his love for knives and Mora blades is 100% real.
Sale out???? Really people! What are ya 12 year olds.....For being outdoors men (and ladies) ya sure sound more like a bunch of teenyboppers a day after prom.
I think it stems from jealousy. At least that is the impression it gives me. I've met Dave several times and I wouldn't be so presumptuous as to call him a friend, but he has always been gracious, humble and friendly to me. The same goes for his lovely wife Iris. They are just good, down to earth people who have worked very hard to take advantage of the opportunities they have.
Airik1111 I agree 100% with your statement. I do enjoy your bible reviews as well, good to see we have knife interests in common as well brother. Stay blessed.
+Survival On Purpose. Nobody is saying that Dave (and Iris) are not friendly. I don't know them so I can't tell. Fact is he did lie a lot. On his earlier videos comments are turned off, so he's not open to the public.
Dave does refer to Mors in some videos. Now Mors is a real man. What he said in his videos 10 years ago he is still saying today. Dave changes his mind depending on who's singing the cheque.
I totally understand that the American public need some American icon and not a Canadian, British or whatever. Go ahead. But we will be calling his bluf regardless.
@Norse Woodsman You can think all you want. You can't guarantee it though. Using that 'I guarantee' is supposed to make your statement stronger but it just shows your statement is weak to start with. But this DCDS movement is rather concerning. Real men don't need some hero.
@Norse Woodman Just checked your channel. 4 subscibers and NO content. You don't know what business I run do you? So that I cannot compete is an assumption when it comes to knowledge right? I still think Dave is a solid instructor and after talking to him he seems like a real nice guy indeed. No problems there. He made some mistakes in the past and he owns them. That's cool with me. So no more talk about that. It's water under the bridge.
WOW i am blown away by the venomous hate spewing in the comments for Dave Cantebury ! if you do not want his opinion then don't take it , but why all the hate ? if i was lost in the woods and had to survive for weeks Dave Cantebury is definitely on top of the list of people i would want with me !
i value Dave's opinion the same as i value Brian's .
Morakniv makes a good quality knife whether you carry a $17 companion or an $85 Garberg
also i see lots of haters talking , but i don't see so many of you out there making your own videos showing off your woods skills !
Dave would be a good choice. I don't get it either but it is a product of the disconnected social media mindset. People feel OK saying things they would probably never say to someone's face. It is a sad example of societal decay. Probably just good old fashioned envy.
I admire Dave very much. No internet BS will change that. I met him in person and he was a great guy.
Is it really surprising? He’s lied about literally 2 dozen things. Nobody trusts him as far as they can throw him. It’s a bad look.
Brian I really enjoyed your presentation of the Mora Garberg. I have carbon version and I absolutely love this knife. I experienced something really unique when I was unboxing this knife. As I was taking the knife out of the box I grabbed the handle and I knew that this knife was really something special tight then after there.
*right then and there
Great video! I think I just found my next Mora. And another favorite channel! Good job, Brian!
Just earned another sub. Great info and skills keep up the good work OT.
I bought the carbon last spring. Over the course of 1 camping season the Mora Garberg Carbon has become my #1 go to knife. So much so I bought a real nice set of sharpening stones and a leather strop with which to sharpen it. I’ve watched several UA-cam videos on how to sharpen the scandi grind correctly, and when done correctly, will shave hair no problem. Thank you Sweden.
I'd recommend trying to keep the micro bevel, or kinda stropping it into a small secondary convex cause I've done a zero scandi on a garberg in the past and it started getting dings and rolls much easier.
I'm finally getting a garberg carbon!! I have a few mora's and love them and yes Dave Canterbury is the reason we got them YOUR video is great too! I love your perspective and insights on knifes you know your stuff thanks brother!!
Both... but stainless version better for my ecosystem... salsa 💃 😂
5:21 "If u dont want to do that then dont do it, how about that" ? ...Omg i love it !! U are the best...
Seemed reasonable to me
Satisfying video. You have a comforting voice to go along with the visuals. Got to say though, I hate batonning segments but, hey, different strokes. Full tanging the Mora addressed the concerns of a lot of holdouts.
Thanks. I appreciate it.
Thanks for your videos you are one of the ones thats inspired me to start bushcrafting
Got both because of your great review. Well said buddy! Stay healthy and powerful. Regards from Sparta, Hellas.
Thanks
I've been watching UA-cam for a few years now and just found your channel about a week ago! Great videos! New Sub! Im ordering the Garberg Black after watching this one!
I am glad you enjoy my silly little videos. Thanks.
exactly what I was looking for, thank you
Glad I could help!
Hi Dave. Thank's for the great review. My choice is the stainless. I live in Victoria Australia in the high country. I've had many carbon knives before and although great they are hard to maintain because of the excessive moisture we have here. Always having to remember to oil the knife and constantly cleaning surface rust when you forget to oil it becomes a headache after awhile. So stainless is my choice. 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you! Was looking for a comment like this!
I got my Mora Carbon Steel pre-ordered from the Pathfinder knife shop, cannot wait to get it.
You'll like it
Hi Marth
Enjoyed it Bryan! I got the Kansbol and another knife for my Birthday back in January. I love the Kansbol, and the handle great. Back in March got me a Eldris, found so many uses for the little knife. Now my wife wants one. The Garberg is on my list, but I think I'll get a stainless steel one. Great to see their balanced!
The Eldris is very handy. I'll be showing that one too soon.
Dave Canterbury knows more about bush crafting than 99% of the wannabe’s on UA-cam. Good video Brian!
Thanks. I appreciate it.
Amen that he does been watching Dave for years got his books as well. Can learnalot from that man
Brian, Awesome comparison!
Thanks
Every tool has its purpose ! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for posting this. I always enjoy your videos and I was particularly interested in these two knives. (Two versions of the same knife...w/e.)
They are both great in my initial opinion.
HOME RUN VIDEO BOSS , First I am very excited to see your signature opening with flying knife . You cover all aspect of testing a knife . Both Knife are gr8 But "BLACK IS BEAUTY" . That flint test is cherry on top . I think This video will be the BEST on these Mora knife .. that's It I am going to share it
Thanks Yogesh !!
Nicely done review!!! Thanks
Thanks Brian . Complete, comprehensive review of both from the "world wide headquarters".
Both would be great knives, only difference would be preference of material. Create different care , only concern.
Thanks for the effort and time. Keep up good work there buddy.
Glad to see you spell your name correctly ! haha
Thanks. I appreciate it.
Great review, great knife skills too!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks!
Man I got to try one of these. I think I would go for the stainless garberg. I'm not crazy about the black but I would be happy with either one. Great demo Brian. Have a great week.
You too
Wow, your mention of Mr. Canterbury sure set off the Sirens of Whine. If you don't like Dave, then don't watch him or buy his products. If you have a problem with him say it to him! What do you think Bryan is going to do, ring him up and say "Oh, hey Dave, I've got a guy who thinks you're a sell out."? This is Bryan's channel, don't complain at him about someone else on it. Another great video Bryan, keep up the good work!
Thanks for the support Bob!
Stolen valour..
+Bob Ashmore. I like the videos and channel of Bryan. But it's Bryans choice to put the recommendations or statements of Dave into his videos. So according to Bryan the Garberg is the knife of choice now if Dave was to take only one knife (one tool option). Now is that comment used to make Bryans channel more believable or to make Dave more like a survival hero? I put much more value into Bryan then I will ever in Dave. So I suggest that Bryan gives his opinion about knives and leave it at that. If Fiskars would pay Dave a million Dave would recommend Fiskars. So why mention lying Dave in the video at all?
Dave has come clean so let it go already life is too short.
That was well put.
Both knives seem awesome but I would choose the carbon steel just for the extra fire starting abilities and ease of sharpening in the field.
I agree
Jeff Smith hello there.i am getting wherei like carbon blades .but a trade off .rust oil they.😀
What do you mean by "extra fire starting abilities"?
@@silvanigra with carbon steels you can get a spark off of them with flint where stainless will not spark. You could use the spine of the carbon knife like a flint and steel in an emergency situation.
hilarious, stainless sharpens easier and retains edge longer and doesn't rust.
Thank you for the video Sir. Cheers
Awesome! Great review Bryan :) Both are really nice knives for sure! And the carbon steel one works with flint too! That was cool! By this far my favorite Moras have been the 2000 and the Bushcraft Survival Black. Garberg has the best qualities of both. And it is a full tang :) My choice would definitely be the carbon steel version with multi mount sheath :) I like the versatility of the sheath! I mostly prefer carbon steel blades so I guess there is no excuse not to get a Garberg anymore ;) Big thumbs up Bryan! Have a great day :)
I was actually pretty impressed with how easily this one made sparks
Recently received my black carbon Mora, I have used it some since receiving it. Did some batoning with it but I really enjoyed the way it throws sparks from quartz I did strike it and lit charcloth for fire.
This combat vet chooses the carbon steel. I’ve used Morakniv knives for years. Excellent quality, and super sharp. Good videos sir.
Thanks. I appreciate it.
@graycloud057 - why the carbon over the steel, please give your opinion, truely appreciate it.
David Phillips
People just like staying traditional, but there’s close to no difference when it comes to these two knives.
@@whengrapespop5728 lol but carbon should be much stronger? And the steel one better weather resistant
@x
Used to be like that, or rather that stainless was stiffer, and therefore more likely to chip, while carbon was softer and therefore had more flex which made it stronger in many cases, but nowadays there’s not too much difference as there are both better carbon steels and stainless steels.
Very informative! Thank you! 👍
Excellent video and exhibition mister! The Bearded Green Beret gave the same thumbs up you did on this knife and I will soon grab a couple. Really like the grind on that thing too.
It is a good one.
You are a king for starting fire
Thanks , another knife I gotta have !!!!
Just one more ,-)
really like the look of the watches you have been sporting as of late......i have seen them before in pictures but not on a real arm before lol....they really do look nice
I think they are cool
Great video, thanks for the review. Mora is great option whether you like Dave or not. For everyone whining about Dave, we live in a free nation.............so you can disagree with him, not like him, or you can like him guess what, it's ok the world will continue to spin either way.
indeed
thanks for the knife review.
The carbon steel looks nifty.
Nifty and keen
Here in Australia it’s difficult to find a knife shop with a good variety of types and brands so you’d be lucky to be able to hold one in the hand that you’re interested in before you buy. I was lucky I bought a Garberg carbon online for my first bushcraft/survival knife and was pleasantly surprised at how good it feels in the hand.
@@OnitsukaTiger82 Thanks for that, I'm not too far from Sydney so I'll make an effort to go there and have a look.
Thanks for the video another knife to my collection.
This one is made to use
Survival On Purpose I agree just stating that I add it to my collections of knives I use. My dad always said if your collect knives for show don’t buy it. If you are going to us it then buy it. Funny that has stuck with me all of these years. Thanks.
either on would be a good addition
Great video. I own a Garberg and I was curious about the new version.
Thanks
I own 2 Moras, fantastic knives. Thanks Brian, always enjoy your vids !
Thanks. I appreciate it.
Great video Bryan on the Mora kniiiv. Stainless is the way to go;)
It probably is for a mighty slayer of fish like you Magnus ;-)
I also prefer stainless. Keeps the edge longer and is similarly easy to sharpen.
Great video anyway! Thanks.
Can’t wait to get the carbon version. I got the mora black and I love it and use it a lot
Good stuff
G'day Bryan. Great review. I'm born and bread in Sweden but moved to the "Big island down under" 25 years ago. My first knife was given to me at the age of 5, about to turn 6. My granddad gave it to me and taught me how to use it. It was a Mora Scout with birch handle and natural tan leather sheath. I wish I still had that but sadly it is long gone. I have had NUMEROUS "Moraknivar" (plural) since then. Mostly the cheap tradies tool knife that is used from anything like carving timber, cutting electric wiring, digging and scraping off slag when welding.
I am about to buy a Garberg as my previous go to bush knife was stolen with my bug-out/bush craft bag during a burglary recently. I am literally contemplating buying both a stainless and a carbon steel model as I really can't make up my mind hahaha. Anyway, it will possibly come to flipping a coin. Another mentioning of my grand dad; when he taught me how to and how NOT to use a knife, he said "When you cut yourself, you know you have used it the wrong way". He said WHEN, not IF. And 50 years later, I still hear his bloody comment in my head while occasionally running for a band-aid LOL. Heads up, the Mora Knife is pronounced "Mora Kneeve" with sounding "K". Thanks for a cool channel. Cheers. Perry.
Good knife overall for the price. Thanks for the review.
I agree
Great review :)
Thanks for the support!
Did you hear us all yelling for you to drop the bird's nest? YOW! LOL.
I give 100%
I grew up with Mora. My 2nd and 3th fixed blade ever are Mora's and I still have them. They are some 40+ years old. They have (or had) full tang models back than also but they were above my budget at that time. I have used a lot of Mora's and I must say that the production quality has improved over the years. Of course Mora is the name of the town where the factory is located and it used to be different knife brands but all made in that same factory so in the end they united using the brand name Mora. I basically stopped buying Mora when they came with these 'bushcraft' knives and in 2011 switched to Hultafors as the cheap basic camp knife. Cheap but very good and I have not seen anything in this video (apart from using the protruding stick tang for the ferro rod) that my less than 10 euro Hultafors GK can't do. I bet the handle of the Hultafors is way tougher also.
I like the Mora Garberg as a plastic handle knife with a protruding stick tang (like Fallkniven) but that's beside the point. What I don't like is the price! It's between 85 usd and 125 usd maybe in the USA depending on the sheath? Here they are about the same price in euro. For that price there are so much more options! Even knives without plastic handles and truly full tang and with way better sheaths. I don't trust velcro without a snap button when in the water, mud or snow and that's how the knife/sheath combo is attached to the multi mount part. Just one velcro strap.
About Dave Canterbury and the controversie. You mention the fact that Dave Canterbury states that the Garberg would be his knife of choice for a one tool option, so you bring him into the review. When I look at Dave's video's I see him mentioning and showing specs that any one tool option knife should have according to him and the Garberg does not live up to those standards. Of course he made these video's before he got paid by Mora.
I'm not saying that DC is not a good woodsman but he is a business man first. He does get challenged but never responds. I even challenged his 5 C's and 10 C's. The way I see it the Americans needed an American role model and chose Dave despite of his lies. I even think that this Mora thing is more of a hype also. Mora wants the American market and hired Dave. They both win and the American public gets stuck with overpriced plastic handled knives.
For me the price is a big factor and should be taken into account in any review. I think the Garberg is a 50 dollar knife at most.
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Thanks
Dutch Bushcraft: Very true. You hit the nail on the head multiple times. Thank you.
Thanks for your good movie Both knives performed well and were similar So what is the difference between these two models of knives?
@@farhad_tulip The steel. The carbon one will rust more but can create sparks from a rock if that you're game. The other one is more rust resistant and needs less care. That's the difference.
@@stevanoutdoor
Thank you very much for your very good, complete and accurate explanation, my good friend
Great video brother and yes I agree about batoning with a knife,the more my knife can do,the less I carry.
Bill
I won't pay that kind of money for a Mora. Now with THAT said....I really LOVE Mora knives and I own two of them....the Light My fire Mora, SS steel with ferro rod and sharp spine and the Companion HD, Carbon steel. Since I always carry both, I can do everything that you demonstrated, except for the flint use, for a whole lot less money, without sacrificing quality. Great review Bryan...back to the roots is always nice!!! God bless.
Thanks Charles
The scandi grind is a nice touch and lends to better honing.
Great Video thanks 👍
Thanks. I appreciate it.
I really like my Mora. Not sure why anyone wouldn’t? Thanks for sharing and doing the review Brian. Much appreciated. God Bless ~Lisa
Thank You Lisa
I bought the stainless because it matches the stainless steel Eldris which I stuck onto the Garberg sheath, makes a nice pair.
Will pick up the carbon version one day with the leather sheath. Stainless for times when prepping food and bushcraft and carbon for bushcraft only times
Cool
Like the reviews well presented
Much appreciated!
I hate moras!
Ever since my 1st one, both my expensive knives and home made knives sit in the basement idling.
Mora does it all.
;-)
Lol truth. They punch way above their weight. I love it over Esee
Mora is like the Glock of Knives.
the stainless from mora will outlast the carbon hands down. the stainless is much more resistant to rust than the coated carbon. mora 14c or 12c stainless will hold an edge better than the carbon, but may take longer to get that edge...it's worth the extra effort. mora stainless!
Different strokes ...
I don't find too much difference in sharpening 14c... to carbon.
Gday mate, I said a few years ago that if Mora ever makes a full tang knife it would be game over, now they have it has certainly come true(ish), there is always personal choice and a nice custom knife will have more features you may enjoy but Mora makes an easy to sharpen, very sharp tough knife now its full tang its versatility is set in stone so to speak. I will still make knives because I love it. For any survivalist these knives are just an awesome must have tool for your kit no matter the roll you apply it too. Thanks again for your amazing channel Bryan cheers and regards from over the pond.
Thanks for watching. I hope they don't make you turn in your Moras
+brutalbrital. Mora has been making full tang knives since at least some 40 years. Hunting knives that is with wooden handles.
I have owned Moras for years, never had an issue with anyone of them. I don't own the Stainless, but I have ordered the Carbon and i'm looking forward for it to come any day now. I have the cansbol (which I don't like). My hope is that the handles aren't all that much the same.
I have the Kansbol too but I have not played with it yet
Yes the Walmart knock off from Walmart after all it cost $2.83 how good can it be. I enjoy your channel so very much and the critick that you do for us. Don't pay attention to the hatters they are irrelevant. Keep up the good work and don't change anything. Thank you
The Air Defense Sargent
To me a knife isn’t a knife unless you can THROW IT! Well done 👍 mate
Thanks. I appreciate it.
👍 Very good review of these knives.
I have the carbon steel version simply because I like carbon steel. Most people who have both say they are about equal with SS being more corrosion resistive and CS having the flint & steel capability.
The hype about a full tang knife or a “survival” knife is all marketing propaganda IMHO. I can do any knife task with my Mora Classic 2c that I can do with my Garberg. I convexed the edges on both because that is the best edge geometry, IMHO. I also squared off a section of the spine on the Classic 2 and rounded off all but a section of spine on the Garberg.
The Garberg knives are very good knives, but at the end of the day a sharpened piece of steel is a sharpened piece of steel. Some folks still believe the BK2 and Tom Brown Tracker are good knives. 🤷🏻♂️
In any event thank you for sharing your views on these knives. Nice to know they passed your world famous balance test. 😄
That carbon steel really throws sparks for flint and steel fire. I don't do flint and steel, so I would probably go with stainless steel for easier maintenance. Their SS is very good steel (Sandvik I believe). Thanks for showing it Bryan!
Yes it is
Thanks for your good movie Both knives performed well and were similar So what is the difference between these two models of knives?
@@farhad_tulip The stain resistance. The Stainless steel model, doesn't rust, the black one is a bit harder steel but it's not stainless steel and it will rust if you leave it with water on the blade. That's why it has that black coating, to prevent it from rusting. The stainless steel is softer and tougher but will be way more time consuming to sharpen. Everything else,like sheath and handle, are exactly the same. Just keep in mind, that they both come in 3 different sheaths. (Comon plastic, multimount and leather)
@@greekveteran2715
Thank you for your very good and complete answer, my good friend
@@farhad_tulip You welcome!! Greetings from Crete Island of Greece!
On a pre-order I just got a carbon steel for $89 was $99 for the leather sheath It is suppose to come at the end of April we will see. Thanks for the review as always very good. wish there was a link for you to support the channel keep it up
Thanks
Great review. Stump top is starting to look rough 🤣
Yes it is but I don't have a source for a new one right now.
thanks Brian..miss the knife reviews....
I have more coming
Well done Brian! Dat fire almost got you eyebrows I gauronteeee😂
I think I want both, a couple Kansbols and a couple of the Eldris too...
I love that little knife.
mark burress
I really like the Eldris as well👏
@@whengrapespop5728 I got a more Trifles Hi Carbon as my first one. Absolutely the SHARPEST knife I ever got brand new out the box. I use and carry Cold Steel. So that speaks VOLUMES. That Trifles is stupid sharp!😂but ya can't do flint and steel with a rock because of the softer steel on the outside. I'm sure if the spine was sharp you could use a ferro with it.
Hence the reason I want to expand my Mora lineup
@@whengrapespop5728 eldris is a great little knife i use it mainly for food prep lol buy one for sure mate or two
@@stephenluke4269 Yeah, got one about 1,5 years ago. I kind of regret getting the blue one, though, as it is kind of a baby blue. The black one is better looking imo.
@@whengrapespop5728 i got a green one
O YEA OL DAVE THE GOD OF BUSHCRAFT. YEA RIGHT.
GREAT REVIEW BROTHER.PEACE&SAFE AND JOURNEYS BROTHER
I've never heard Dave make that claim. In fact, I have heard him reference many others who he has studied. But he has taught a LOT of people some very useful skills, myself included.
I want both of them. My $15 Mora in stainless and carbon steel are the sharpest knives you'll find.
They are good ones
Good channel!
Thanks
Nice bow drill example btw!
Stainless all day. Technology and steel has changed so much where Stainless are just flat-out better.
Carbon is better every time with a Scandi Grind if working with wood , Great Review as usual Bryan thanks .
I was gonna get the stainless Garberg when i came out but I decided to wait til the cost went down, then I heard the carbon was in the works, so I waited a bit longer. So glad I waited; got my carbon Garberg two weeks ago and I love it!
Cool
Holy "molle" that's a cool knife😂
Yes it is.
I like it.carbon stays sharper longer.bother will get the job done.. Its a 🏆 for mora knives.i got the stainless one.
Yep
Actually stainless holds an edge longer.
I really like these knives, I have the Craftline pro and I love it, I want a bigger knife but this mora has me wondering if I even need a bigger knife. So it's ESEE 6 or lazerstrike vs. Mora Garberg
Your pronunciation on Morakniv is almost perfect...the "k" is not cilent though so you say it like you pronounce the "c" in cutting or California...thank`s for a very nice rewiew...and i am getting the Garberg carbonblack with moly-sheath!
Sheers from Sweden
UPDATE...Got an Eldris for Christmas and a Garberg carbon today! 😍😍 Stainless Garberg soon, you guys are...making my wallet giggle after some of the big choppers I've bought! Great stuff!😂😂
Rock on!
stainless all day
Sorry didn't mean to make you doubt yourself, the videos are great, and after seeing it and reading Wally's comment I will buy the Mora Garberg Carbon from Amazon. I was just curious about the number of sparks from the stainless. I need a new field knife to replace my Les Stroud Camillus I damaged while batoning firewood. You both gave me all the answers I was looking for, Thanks.
I don't think the Garberg Carbon is available just yet. Soon, very soon ;-)
These knives were, are, and will be very good well after any one particular person recommends them!
yep
I love batoning with a knife. not only does it work well but i feel it's safer as it's not as heavy and bulky as a hatchet
I agree, its also practically impossible to injure yourself batonning, as both hands are occupied and out of the way of the blade.
David Canterbury said that!? Maybe only if his choice was only a Mora Knife. Don't get me wrong, I love my Moras. Thanks for your videos; they are always good.
Buen video
Gracias
Cool
Stainless steel, mostly because of where I live, the humidity is high
I live in Australia, so lots of coastal and humid environments so I went with the SS. Also requires no maitenance other than sharpening with a dc4.
I respect the quality of that knife but I can't do tacticool. I like the Kellam and Marttinni lumberjack. I have been pleased with the wood handles of those. Plus they are less expensive. I like the wood and leather over black plastics.
I got the stainless one .carbon steel will stay sharper longer they will say in test .both are very good knives will work well out there.
I agree
Great video been a Mora fan since 1964
Where in Georgia?? Will be in Villa Rica next week
Douglasville- just down the road
Survival On Purpose
My son in law is the Proprietor of the OutBack Steakhouse in Douglasville
Great review
So...
WHICH ONE IS BETTER?
Whichever one you like the most. I prefer the carbon
They should make a longer bladed version, like 6" with a slightly beefier spine, I'd buy it for sure, lol.
That would be cool
Try pathfinder, it's 6.7" blade.
Carbon all day every day, unless you live by the sea side.
Our ancestors didn't ever moan about blades rusting as they took care of them.
Hi, I wanted to know what is your vote for this 14C28N steel for bushcraft / survival knives? Thanks Michele
Hi Michele. I have not even heard of it. ;-)