cheapest mora here in the netherlands is the 3rd one in this video and can be found for a meagre 6 euros in store brand colours. Mine is from Hornbach stores and features it's trademark dark grey / orange colour scheme.
The Classic Mora was the first knife I used. It was used for everything. Gutting fish, making bow and arrow and so on. It was very good quality and really affordable and the only con was that it didn't have a fingerguard. The Helle Hunter is my favorite knife, it has been abused in so many ways that it should have been broken years ago, but still work as a charm.
I got a few companions and The Robust. My robust is pretty much my EDC knife. Has not failed me yet. It didnt take long to get some rust and spots on the carbon blade though since i to live in a humid area. But I gave it a cool patina and made the blade Greyish black with apple cider Vinagre and now it looks even more cool. They are beast knives. These make awesome gifts for the holidays and birthdays for almost anyone. I got my Brother the chisel style one and he loves it. Always has it in his toolbelt.
My first mora was also the clipper by Frost I bought it in London about 50 years ago, I use it mostly to teach my grand children how to sharpen, hone and polish a scandi blade.
The Mora Bushcraft Black was pretty much the top Mora knife before they came out with the Garberg and Kansbul. I have one that has a sheath that holds a Ferro rod. I love using it.
The big 3 performance/price winners for general bushcraft knifes on the current market are: - Terävä Jääkärikpuukkoo - Mora Bushcraft - condor terrasaur Personally i like the bushcraft most...Its lighter than a mora garberg and has the same performance.
Have a look at the 106, it’s laminated stainless with carbon steel core. It’s the go-to knife for spoon carving before you use a hook knife for the bowl (they do several in left and right hand, I recommend one of the double sided ones). Check out one of the spoon carving videos, Jill Swan of the Spoon Academy is one of the UKs finest teachers and she’s very cool! Great videos, keep it up mate!
Yeah, it is hard just having one Mora for sure - I think I have around 40 or so. It's also good to see knives that have actually been USED. Never trust a "bushcrafter" with a perfect, shiny knife!
I have two, the Mora Classic No. 2, which was my first Mora. And the Mora Heavy Duty Companion, its a great knife and I use it far more at home then I have ever used it in the woods. It came with a 27 degree edge, for battoning wood, even said that in the paper work I got with it. But, since I don't do that with a knife. I put a 24 degree edge and I'm very happy with it. Good knives. Oh the Heavy Duty Companion, is stainless steel.
since I saw Mora's for the first time, I loved them! and as everyone, with time passing by I also formed some sort of collection... all in all if I had to choose just one, I would go for the Companion, since it has the best price-utility ratio. Said this I have to state that my favorite and main knife is the Bushcraft Black. And if I would have to concentrate on a set for some specific tasks I would say that a Companion/Bushcraft would do the woodworking, a Flex the food-prep, and the batoning and heavy tasks would go to the Robust... besides Mora I also own other swedish knives, like Hultafors, which offers great quality to amazing prices! My next target is however the Terävä Jääkkäripuukko inspired by the cutting edge issued to the Finnish Army...
Mora knives are wonderful. My first one was the laminated Frost whittler that I got around 1993. I probably have about a couple dozen now and they are very handy tools.
I love all my mora knives !!! I love the sharpening they put on them not just the skandy grind but how sharp they are out of the box. Great video as always Ernie!! Take care and stay safe my friend!!
I have quite a few Mora knives and the Companion was my first one too. My favorite, is probably the Bushcraft Black. The handle is incredibly comfortable. It does have the carbon steel blade, so it may rust on you. A product called Evaporust works wonders. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks for sharing your collection. All mora knives are great knives. I also own a few Mora carving knives like the 106 and the hooked knife. I really like the Kansbol. That will most probably be my next purchase. Thanks again for taking the time to make this video. Cheers 👍
I've got eight mora knives my favorites are their carving knives. I've got one with a full rubber coated handle which is a little longer than the rest. I forgot what it's called, maybe the clipper but I could be wrong. I like it's handle the most but the blade is a little longer than most of them. I think it's the only model with its type of handle. If they would put their 3" laminated carving blade on this handle it would be my favorite Mora. The carving knife I use the most comes with the wooden handle without the metal ring around the front. What makes it my favorite besides the blade is the fact that you can carve the handle to make it fit your hand perfectly. I wish their bare blades didn't cost almost as much as a complete knife but I may eventually get a bare blade anyway. Most of my other carving knives I made the handles for which is pretty rewarding and just fun to do. Cool video and a nice collection of mora knives. I think my next one will be the chisel. I have a lot of really good chisels but it would just be cool having one in knife form to add to my mora collection I think.😊
Great video. Awesome collection. Gotta have me their No. 106 or 120… he’ll of a multi purpose carver… great carried as a neck knife. Love to see your axe collection next.
They're good for food prep and general cutting because of their thin profile, but for rougher work like carving dry hardwood cross grain or chopping, you might chip that razor-like profile. Mora for the belt, Opinel for the pocket. That being said, it's the only folder that I trust as much as a fixed.
Not sure why anyone would want to start a ‘Collection’ of Moras, they’re mass produced, have No Intrinsic or investment value, no rarity or resale value, are not ‘pretty’ like many hand made customs, totally replaceable from pound / dollar stores and basically boring. But hey whatever ticks your boxes.
cheapest mora here in the netherlands is the 3rd one in this video and can be found for a meagre 6 euros in store brand colours. Mine is from Hornbach stores and features it's trademark dark grey / orange colour scheme.
The Classic Mora was the first knife I used. It was used for everything. Gutting fish, making bow and arrow and so on. It was very good quality and really affordable and the only con was that it didn't have a fingerguard. The Helle Hunter is my favorite knife, it has been abused in so many ways that it should have been broken years ago, but still work as a charm.
I currently have about 6 Mora knives, since I watched this video I now have 4 more on the way. I used a Mora chisel about daily when I worked.
I got a few companions and The Robust. My robust is pretty much my EDC knife. Has not failed me yet. It didnt take long to get some rust and spots on the carbon blade though since i to live in a humid area. But I gave it a cool patina and made the blade Greyish black with apple cider Vinagre and now it looks even more cool. They are beast knives. These make awesome gifts for the holidays and birthdays for almost anyone. I got my Brother the chisel style one and he loves it. Always has it in his toolbelt.
My first mora was also the clipper by Frost I bought it in London about 50 years ago, I use it mostly to teach my grand children how to sharpen, hone and polish a scandi blade.
My fist mora was one my dad got from his mom in the 80s right from Sweden
The Mora Bushcraft Black was pretty much the top Mora knife before they came out with the Garberg and Kansbul. I have one that has a sheath that holds a Ferro rod. I love using it.
The big 3 performance/price winners for general bushcraft knifes on the current market are:
- Terävä Jääkärikpuukkoo
- Mora Bushcraft
- condor terrasaur
Personally i like the bushcraft most...Its lighter than a mora garberg and has the same performance.
That is a good set of Bushcraft knives, Martin.
it's jääkäripuukko 😅
Ive heard really nice things about the condor terrasaur... Am I going to buy one... maybe if I ever loose or break my mora companion hd?
@@Tiger-789 i will never be able to write that one correctly xD
use Ballistol to protect them against rust.
its safe and has a lot of uses
Have a look at the 106, it’s laminated stainless with carbon steel core. It’s the go-to knife for spoon carving before you use a hook knife for the bowl (they do several in left and right hand, I recommend one of the double sided ones). Check out one of the spoon carving videos, Jill Swan of the Spoon Academy is one of the UKs finest teachers and she’s very cool! Great videos, keep it up mate!
Yeah, it is hard just having one Mora for sure - I think I have around 40 or so. It's also good to see knives that have actually been USED. Never trust a "bushcrafter" with a perfect, shiny knife!
I have two, the Mora Classic No. 2, which was my first Mora. And the Mora Heavy Duty Companion, its a great knife and I use it far more at home then I have ever used it in the woods. It came with a 27 degree edge, for battoning wood, even said that in the paper work I got with it. But, since I don't do that with a knife. I put a 24 degree edge and I'm very happy with it. Good knives. Oh the Heavy Duty Companion, is stainless steel.
since I saw Mora's for the first time, I loved them! and as everyone, with time passing by I also formed some sort of collection... all in all if I had to choose just one, I would go for the Companion, since it has the best price-utility ratio. Said this I have to state that my favorite and main knife is the Bushcraft Black. And if I would have to concentrate on a set for some specific tasks I would say that a Companion/Bushcraft would do the woodworking, a Flex the food-prep, and the batoning and heavy tasks would go to the Robust... besides Mora I also own other swedish knives, like Hultafors, which offers great quality to amazing prices! My next target is however the Terävä Jääkkäripuukko inspired by the cutting edge issued to the Finnish Army...
Mora also makes spoon carvers in both straight blade and hook blade styles
Morakniv makes awesome knife!
Gotta love Mora, I'm like you, can't stop buying them 🤣 and the Kansbol is my current favorite as well.
Wow and I was feeling guilty about getting another Mora after buying a Kansbol and falling in love with the brand. These knives are addictive.
Love that blue yellow robust..
Mora knives are wonderful.
My first one was the laminated Frost whittler that I got around 1993.
I probably have about a couple dozen now and they are very handy tools.
I personally like the bushcraft in stainless for my adventures. It has the sharpener and a fire steel build in perfect all around knife in my opinion.
I love all my mora knives !!! I love the sharpening they put on them not just the skandy grind but how sharp they are out of the box. Great video as always Ernie!! Take care and stay safe my friend!!
I was very surprised you don’t have a Mora Bushcraft Black! Outstanding knife brother, you owe it to yourself to get one! 👍
The mora black comes on all my backpacking adventures….I don’t always pull it out, but it’s my luxury item that I never leave home on my overnights.
I have quite a few Mora knives and the Companion was my first one too. My favorite, is probably the Bushcraft Black. The handle is incredibly comfortable. It does have the carbon steel blade, so it may rust on you. A product called Evaporust works wonders. Keep the videos coming.
Nice Mora collection. Love my Mora!
My first Mora was the Spark, my next will be the Garberg.
One of the handiest tools of all time - the Mora Chisel!
Love it!
Yep have a few nice knives. Have fun on your outings and stay safe.
Have you ever tried axe or knife throwing? I went to one of those axe throwing places in Memphis and LOVED it. It was a great stress reliever.
Surprised you didn’t have a Bushcraft Black.
Moras are awesome blades and you can’t lose no matter what one(s) you buy.
Sweet! I’m hooked now,
Thanks for sharing your collection. All mora knives are great knives. I also own a few Mora carving knives like the 106 and the hooked knife. I really like the Kansbol. That will most probably be my next purchase. Thanks again for taking the time to make this video. Cheers 👍
My first Mora was a carbon-steel “Clipper” by Frost. The one I carry now is a SS “Kansbol”. I like the rust resistance of SS.
I havea mora i purchased from Paul Grimshaws trapping supply in the 1970s i think itwas 3.00
My Garberg Carbon is the best ever.
Love it! My grandpaw was a painter and used only Mora knives in his work, I have a few with leather sheeth that i've restored =) Greets from Sweden
Some mora are cheaper at pathfinder, self-reliance outfitters, store . Sometimes cheaper than walmarts
Mora is nice, for other applications than bush craft I prefer Victorinox
Ok4 is about $50 here in Aus. Love the handle and the blade shape. One of my favourites!
I've got eight mora knives my favorites are their carving knives. I've got one with a full rubber coated handle which is a little longer than the rest. I forgot what it's called, maybe the clipper but I could be wrong. I like it's handle the most but the blade is a little longer than most of them. I think it's the only model with its type of handle. If they would put their 3" laminated carving blade on this handle it would be my favorite Mora. The carving knife I use the most comes with the wooden handle without the metal ring around the front. What makes it my favorite besides the blade is the fact that you can carve the handle to make it fit your hand perfectly. I wish their bare blades didn't cost almost as much as a complete knife but I may eventually get a bare blade anyway. Most of my other carving knives I made the handles for which is pretty rewarding and just fun to do. Cool video and a nice collection of mora knives. I think my next one will be the chisel. I have a lot of really good chisels but it would just be cool having one in knife form to add to my mora collection I think.😊
Ive 1 with a 10 inch blade , use for butchers knife actually ive 2 1 in my camping, 1 in the kitchen
Great video. Awesome collection. Gotta have me their No. 106 or 120… he’ll of a multi purpose carver… great carried as a neck knife.
Love to see your axe collection next.
Bush Craft black
SwissTech Stahlern, Peltonen m7 and m95 these are the knife I would be so gracious if you review and compare after some times of usage.
Hello from Vorarlberg Austria 🇦🇹
The 6€ Hornbach Mora knife 😉👍
Kind regards Leopold 🤗
I bought one to try. Now I have four...
My Moras multiply too! It’s a very strange phenomenon…
I notice all those BIC lighters, you need to make the switch to Clipper lighters... you wont be disappointed. 👍
yup! agree
It’s just a better bic that you can easily refill, love my clippers
@@user-js5wq3ym9j yup and replace the flints! Anything you can easily maintain I’m all for.
I like the prices and style of the Mora but I haven't decided what I want or need, I'm also looking into the Esee knives as well.
Get you some Pam spray it will stop the rust
Great idea!
Anthony Moser: I' ve never heard of Pam spray before. What is it, an oil or some kind of acid base that creates a patina to protect the blade?
@@StevenKeery It's a mix of canola, coconut, and palm oil in a spray can for cooking
@@StevenKeery it's a oil spray you can get at most a walmarts or other stores it's not stick spray it keeps pots pans just about anything from rusting
The HD heavy duty has a bigger handle
The Basic has a plastic grip
The Pro line has a rubberized grip
I like the video but not this brand of knives… thank you for sharing them with us sir
How do you stay cool when outside down there? Might make a pretty good video.
I have never had a mora that was a disappointment. My Kansbol is my favorite.
Garberg= swiss cheese full tang.
No Bushcraft Black? Lol.
Mora the same. Well...Mora less...:)
Morakniv. Nobody can own just one....
Saws? Axes? Say what?
Mora 2000
I would buy your Accessories
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Carbonsteel knives...Opinel from France...cheap!
They're good for food prep and general cutting because of their thin profile, but for rougher work like carving dry hardwood cross grain or chopping, you might chip that razor-like profile. Mora for the belt, Opinel for the pocket. That being said, it's the only folder that I trust as much as a fixed.
Not sure why anyone would want to start a ‘Collection’ of Moras, they’re mass produced, have No Intrinsic or investment value, no rarity or resale value, are not ‘pretty’ like many hand made customs, totally replaceable from pound / dollar stores and basically boring. But hey whatever ticks your boxes.