Another Mora Garberg Review? Yes! And we like it!
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2023
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West Coast Bushcrafters
Mora Garberg
Yes another knife reiew about the Mora Garberg. And why not!!?? This knife needs lot of reviews. It is a great bushcraft knife. It is well affordable and it simply works! Maybe for the people who are new in the knife scene, this could be a helpful video. Hope you all like it and please and like and subscribe.
Cheers,
West Coast Bushcrafters
Technical specifications
Blade height: 2,3 cm
Blade length: 10,8 cm
Blade thickness: 3,2 mm
Handle length: 12,2 cm
Total length: 21.7 cm
Weight: 169 gram
Steel: Sandvik 14c28n
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This is a jack of all trades master of none, shtf knife, and one I'd trust my life to.
I squared the spine of my garber and found more succes in all uses, it is very good for ferro rod, but also makes amazing wood scraper!
Excellent review, l love my Garberg
Thank you😁👍! Same here, very practical knife👌
I have knives Casström Woodsman and Casström No.10 and Morakniv Garberg, It's really easy to pick one favorite among these knives and that's it Garberg.
Great stuff, nice when it becomes an easy choice:)
Moras are the best value in fixed blades anywhere. Thanks! 🔪🎸
Thanks! Garberg sticks out on that, indeed. But what about their new blackblade series? Think it is quite expensive.
Yes but not for blackblade series . They are expensive for nothing more ...
Bps knives is a good choice as well
@@racewayman1 yes but look the steels and the quality ... BPS is cheaper ... They are not at the same level ...
@@racewayman1Narrh not for me, they don't hold a great edge, are very prone to rusting, in the UK now garbergs have come down a lot in price and are definitely worth the money, I love mine and I was very dubious before I received it.
I love my Mora Garberg. Great value tough knife ❤
That’s awesome 😁😎
Just got mine in carbon with the survival combo setup. Ready to start using got a Kansbol as well. Looks like Scandi was fine for food prep. My other knives are convex. KOA knives.
Hi! Do you like the survival combo setup? Yeah works fine for foodprep. A flatgrind will perform better but not to compare. KOA is a canadian brand isn’t it? Thanks for your comment!
@@westcoastbushcrafters Actually they are made in Texas.
@@westcoastbushcrafters They are D2 steel, I have used the Bushcamp, filet knives, and Elk hunter for skinning. Will get through a deer without sharpening.
Nice collection! Sounds like great quality! I will check those ones out. Have a great weekend!
I've had a Garberg a few ys ago, Stainless, an absolutely trustworthy knife; for my hands the best handle i've ever had on a knife!
A buddy would have it, so i gave it away.. bad decision..
Take a Kansbol after that, and that has obviously the same handle, but it feels complete different. Didn't use it because i have a old 2000 also.
So it's a backup.
Then i tried a Robust as replacement, and even it is Carbon, that's the heck! Incredible small and sturdy one for cheap 13.-€.. sure 91mm is less, but for most tasks it is ok!
On the G.i have a huge factory V-edge, and because i sharpen with hands i let it that way. Now i see in different newer Vids it isn't longer that way?!
Greetings from South Germany.
Garberg handle is great! Used the knife today to make a fire in a hobo stove. The handle dimensions and the weight of this knife is just great. Great knife in Swedish snow conditions as well!
Nice that the Robust works well for you! Very good price quality!!
Not sure if Mora adjusted the Scandi Grind on the Garberg.
Cheers!
I am form the island nation Phillippines, i have a garberg carbon i m still learning to use it as one tool option.
Respect for people who use a knife as a one tool option! You picked a sturdy knife with good dimensions :). Good luck!
I got the stainless many years ago. Great knife.
Recently I also got the carbon version.
Hi! Cool that you have both versions! Which one do you prefer?
@@westcoastbushcrafters I have not used the carbon enough to really compare. I will probably use the stainless more as it has a used look. The carbon is fine looking, liking the black.
Yeah the black blade gives it a tough cool look😎👍
I'm torn between the ss and the carbon which do you recommend me getting ?
In a perfect world the SS, in a world where you need to use flint and steel for fire the carbon.
The SS is a great knife, the carbon is a great knife. If I could only have one it would be the carbon.@@wolfpacak47
You are correct in saying this is a good starter knife.This was my first Mora so unlike other people who started with the lower priced versions I did not find it expensive. Then I got the Eldris and a skinny carving blade. I tied all three together as a carving kit. I haven't bought any more Moras.
Thats nice to hear that you liked it, kept it and still are using it😃👍
Garberg and kansbul are some of the best knives.. the only problem I have are with the sheaths but with a little modifications I have learned to deal with them
Hi! Yeah they are great! What kind of sheat do you use for the garberg? Saw that they have a leather version as well. I think the platic sheat is practical when spending time on the sea and lakes👍
@@westcoastbushcrafters my garberg came with the "tactical" sheath and with buckles and straps I made it a drop leg sheath.. with my kansbul I inverted the leather dangler so the leather is downward and it fits in molle webbing then used Velcro to run through the loop and around the sheath to secure it
Cool! nicely fixed
@@westcoastbushcrafters I use a mora basic for fishing and kayaking.... I have and make lots of knives and sharp things 😂 mora, Gerber, and tops are in my opinion the best knife manufacturers of fixed blades.
Jre sheath with dangler best for the garberg
Garberg is awesome heavy duty knife, as any Mora top quality!
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Nice Review, good Job Gentlemans.
I like the Garberg as well, it work well for me and is sturdy.
I dont find it to expensive for a Mora too, the full tang is nice.
Thank You
Thanks!!😁👍 The Garberg has a good price - quality. The new bushcraft knives launch of Mora is quite expensive we think. The handle and weight of the garberg are very nice to work with.
Thanks for your comment!
@@westcoastbushcrafters
indeed real good price performacne ratio.
and yes, the bushcraft is it not worth, then i would looking for a Compagnion or Kansbol instead. (Kansbol i like a lot too)
Thank you Sires
@@TheProsirius Yeah indeed. At that price there is also a lot of competition from other brands. Take care!
@@westcoastbushcrafters yes, i like the Fällkniven F1 in the little higher pricerange as well.
Take care too my Friend
Great review. I have a Garberg but haven’t used it yet. I’m still using a Companion HD.
Thanks!😁👍
Old trick my father taught me when the knife gets stuff half through baton...turn the wood piece upside down put the tip of the knife on the edge and bang down. 👍
Nice trick! Will be fun to test😁👍. Thanks for sharing!
Yes, very safe method as well unless you do it like a complete idiot.
there is DALA RED Grberg editon too
Indeed! Looks quite cool right!
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Nice video. Good to see something a bit more afordable tested. ;-) Stay sharp!
Haha that’s great. Glad you liked it😁👍! Thanks and take care!
great refview! what jackets are you wearing?
Hi! Thanks a lot!! We are wearing the Anorak no. 8 from Fjällräven in this video. Great outdoor jacket👍
stupid comparison...ofc the longer one will work better at battoning..i cant believe this...the Garberg is an AMAZING knife,my fav ever.my designated survival knife,as long as its treated right...im simply...shocked by this review!...
We agree to disagree. Hope you will like one of our other reviews betters.
You are maybe the worlds dumbest bushcrafter.
Nice work, good video!👌👍
Thanks dude!😁👍
@@westcoastbushcrafters 😊
Nice review! I considered getting one a while back, but couldn’t decide between the stainless version or the carbon steel version 🙈
Thanks dude!😁🙏 hahaha yeah life isn’t easy for a bushcrafter / knife collector 😂. Though decisions😁. Have a great weekend!🍻
I had the same dilemma and chose stainless. Less maintenance and good for wet environment. Sharpens easily. Holds an edge for long. What more to ask for? I have a carbon steel knife too - the Lars Falt one - that you can see on this video too and Mora Companion. I use the stainless Garberg in rainy, snowy days and Lars Falt on sunny dry days.
I have both and my stainless sees more work and time in the field.
The handle is plastic and there is no fero rod or sharpening spot on the sheath. Mora just can't seem to get it right.
Would be nice upgrade with a thermorun handle. The dimensions of the handle are nice in our opinion. Gives an great grip and nice weight in the knife.
@@westcoastbushcrafters Yep!
It fits my hand pretty good. But I hate the hard plastic.
Mora sells the survival add on kit with a ferro Rod and sharpener on it. They seem to get it right for the price to me.
Is a ferro rod really necessary with every knife you own? As far as I'm concerned, the answer is no. Nor is it necessary to have some kind of sharpening strip on the sheath. Usually these are fairly cheesy items. This knife is very stout, with a keen scandi-grind - it will hold its edge better than most without having to sharpen it in the field.
@@FAngus-ly8lk a Ferro rod, and a sharpening device is extremely useful. Especially for your main knife. You gotta be one of the dumbest people on earth not to see that.