Morakniv The Ash Wood Outdoor Collection
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- Опубліковано 28 лют 2023
- Morakniv proudly presents the greatest collection of outdoor knives in decades.
Introducing The Ash Wood Outdoor Collection with a new generation of four different beautiful handmade solid, full tang knives. Made by our skilled craftsmen and women at the knife factory in Mora, Sweden.
With the new knives, we look centuries back in time and note that the story of our dear Morakniv begins long before our company first saw the light of day.
Morakniv Finn, Wit, Lok, and Rombo all represent some of the finest well-known knife manufacturers there ever was in the area around Mora.
The knives in this collection reflect how they originally made knives that would last a lifetime. You see, all handles are made of bright ash wood, have full tang black knife blades of recycled Swedish stainless steel, and are secured in protective black vegetable tanned leather sheaths.
Making the new collection entirely out of natural materials.
Never did we look for the easiest path, the cheapest materials, or the fastest process. Because we know, just like you, that quality takes no shortcuts.
Discover more: morakniv.se/en/the-ash-wood-o...
#morakniv #tawoc - Розваги
Mora, please do not mess up your reputation by pricing these at those extreme prices. Either bring the price down or the material quality up. Peace and love🙏
They look great. But the price is outrageous. You can buy a Sami handmade knife for around 90EUR, and a carbon steel Morakniv heavy duty Companion for the dirty work(16-17EUR) if necessary.
220 EUR for 12C27N with wooden scales? C'mon, Mora! Don't break my faith in you...
Bro, it's actually "recycled swedish stainless steel" 🤫
56-58 HRC bro! can't ask for more 💁😖
@TheDaveDryden I have to LOL !!! at that woke joke of an attempt at marketing.....maybe they have to pay off the marketing invoice thats why its going for those prices....Marketing FAIL !!!!!
'Quality takes no shortcuts' you say......Mora quality was never in question in the 1st place.....but how does the same quality of a $20 Mora in 12c27 differ from the quality of this one also in the same steel by 300% in price......??
@@TheDaveDryden🤣🤣🤣
can someone explain why these knives cost from 150-200 euros? cheap materials, cheap finish with the tang protruding over the handle scales, so why that price tag? curious who is going to buy them for that money..I sure am not ..what happened at Mora?
do you mean hitting the handle part when batoning? I dont know, but I never hit the handle of my knife when batoning..on the contrary, I think it is much less comfortable to hold the handle with a protruding tang while batoning as the protruding tang might create a hotspot without gloves..
@@hb.canada the tang sticks out because it is cheaper automated manufacturing, not because of batoning. You baton on the blade, not the handle. To get the tang flush with the handle requires hand finishing and that costs money/labor. That's why they didn't do it.
@chrisvonpimpenstein 100% agree, yet they are claiming these are "handmade" I am not joking!!! For the record I am (maybe was) a longterm Morakniv fan boy.
@@adventureoutdoorsuk9271 i suspect the handmade part is limited to inserting the screws. And yup, i own a Mora too!
"Never did we look for the easiest path, the cheapest materials, or the fastest process"????
How can you make that claim when you're literally a mass production company churning out thousands of knives using very cheap (average) steels with plastic handles & sheaths? & this new line is still using the same cheap 12C27 steel as a €15 Mora.
Seems strange that Mora keeps spamming the exact same copy & paste replies as well. Why not put out a statement, or at least address the overwhelmingly negative feedback?
Seems like virtually everyone that's happy with the pricing are Mora affiliates/shills who stand to make money off them.
First I would like to say that I like Mora Knives very very much.
But: The prices... how this prices are composed? Is it because of this recycled steel? Hardly likely.
A Mora 511 costs around €6.00 - €7.00.
In the future, "Ash Wood" could also be a term for how to get money out of people's pockets.
Mora will also turn the price screw on the standard models.
And there is probably another very simple market analysis by Morakniv... let's assume that 2 - 3% of 100% potentially interested buyers cannot resist.
These 2 - 3% would be enough for Mora to be successful with this series.
In addition, there will certainly be discounts on the Ash Wood series quickly. For example, instead of 200.00 "only" 170.00 €. Many fans will buy... and Mora rubs his hands because there is still more than enough profit to be made.
Market economy can be cruel.
I'm so disappointed in the direction this company is headed. I'm sure these are good knives but there are many vastly superior knives at this price point. When you build things that last a lifetime "recycled steel" is an unnecessary gimmick to attract more gullible customers. Using sly marketing to sell an average knife at premium prices is a betrayal on your hard won reputation as a sensible and reliable company.
We hear what you say, and we listen. Thank you for getting involved, it gives us the opportunity to develop and improve. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden.
Dear friends and family,
Today, we gather to honor the memory of Morakniv, who has passed away from the terrible and sneaky disease called marketing greed. We come together to celebrate his life and the impact he had on all of us.
Morakniv was a manufacturer who during all his life made it his mission to bring quality but affordable knives to the masses. He was always eager to help others and had a kind heart that touched the lives of many. He was so strong that even the far eastern land that makes everything and cheats on everything, could not beat him. It's a shame that his demise came from the inside, from this organ called marketing department.
Although we are saddened by Morakniv's passing, we take comfort in knowing that his legacy will live on through the memories that we hold dear, and the impact that he had on our lives will never be forgotten.
Morakniv, you were a gift to us all, and we are grateful for the time we had with you. Your spirit will continue to live on in our hearts, and we will always remember the joy and love that you brought into our lives.
Rest in peace, Morakniv. You will be sharply missed.
Maybe one day they will become affordable like your other wonderful knives.
Let's see what the future holds. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden.
Did you guys make these because of my video on the mora garberg? Because when I said you should put wood handles on a knife I didn't say to then charge double after lol! 🤦♂️
@davedryden "handmade" they say, "veg tan leather" they say, "recycled Stainless Steel they say. These my friend are "premium" knives.............
But are they?
A beautiful collection of knives, looks like real craftsmanship,your knives are always of great quality, but these are not for my budget, I will keep enjoying my garberg carbon.
Your charging 2-3x vs similar knives available. I’ve owned many Mora over the years and its my most trusted fixed blade, but I’m not going to be taken advantage of just to be brand loyal.
@Duke Silver doesn't it feel personal when you trust and support a brand for so long though? It's so disgusting Morakniv have gone down this route, I am totally gutted 😢
@@adventureoutdoorsuk9271Again, no one forces you to buy anything lol Bark river marketer O1 steel as CruWear and 3V, selling a 100$ knife for 500$.
That’s dishonesty.
They just made their line, they set the price. If the demand is not enough, the price will come down as it happens with many Nike products that starts at 300€ and end up being sold at 100/125€.
No need to throw a tantrum like a baby.
Take a sip from your biberon and chill.
What's with the price jump?
220€!!!!!😞😞
I love Mora… we’ll have to see about that price though.
12C27？14C28N？
They won't tell you. It is now referred to as "Recycled Stainless Steel" but there is significant speculation that is is the regular 12c27 of the Kansbol and Eldris, companion etc you'd think they'd have chosen 14c28N as a minimum at those prices right?
I like this new “Thunberg woke Collection”. Beautiful knife at least they use real ash wood and genuine leather. But please don’t go all the way woke mode. We believe in you Mora.
what stainless steel are they made of?
They REFUSE to tell their customers now. Please be assured though, it is "recycled" stainless steel. Probably 12c27 a very average steel at best and certainly by no means does it justify the ridiculous prices. 🙄
@@adventureoutdoorsuk9271 so its an expensive downgrade to the garberg with 14c28n
@@ravingbadger basically yes. There's a whole heap of BS marketing jargon they are trying, but all I see is a mystery steel blade with some Ash scales. I'm also 85% certain they are using "genuine" leather (which any leatherworker will tell you is effectively scrap leather reconstituted) as apposed to full grain or split hide leather. I genuinely struggle to see the price here, just cannot add it up. I have a Casstrom in K720 with curly birch stabilised handles, brass pins, scale liners and a full grain leather sheath. It cost nearly half the price!!! It's only my oppinion, but I think this is a sly move to try and fool knife buyers into spending more, its mutton dressed as lamb!!
P.S we do not know the steel. Garberg is 14c28N (similar to VG10) this new range could be anything!!
Excuse me- did he say “Quality takes no shortcuts”? Isn’t that exactly what Mora has been doing successfully all these years?
We're still going strong. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden.
@@MoraknivOfficial glad to hear it. You’ve successfully made a low cost quality product for many years. Best knife I own? No. Best value? Yes
I think you’re making a mistake trying for top end. It’s not what your reputation is based on.
@@MoraknivOfficial Nope - the Ashwood series knives are ABSOLUTELY NOT WORTH THE PRICE. Use better steel, and nicer wood - it will be fair.
Well, I know that handwork comes at a price. I advocated your new knives in many less than agreeable discussions. I own a great many Moras and use them hard. I have a Garberg black carbon, a Kansbol, a Bushcraft Triflex, several Companions, Basics and Robusts, several vintage classics, the whole woodworking lineup and love them all to bits. Of course I do. And at one point I even worked for Siljan, and it was fun and I am convinced that Moras are the best Bushcraft knives you can get. You can buy other knives altright, and fact is, I have and still do, but if you want performance, resilience and endurance for real woodworking, I will always recommend Moras, period. I am more loyal to your brand than you can possibly imagine. And while I understand the price tag and the handwork involved, and while 12C27 is a pretty decent steel, so is the 14C28N on the Garberg. It comes at an OEM price per length that is only marginally more expensive as the 12C27 and can deliver a lot more performance. This is the first question I have. It is also recycled steel, if you so will. The second is that you shortened the tang on the classics. This decreases production cost, but also only marginally while decreasing the iconic strength of these knives. If this development is in line with your choice of steel ,that is not pretty and does not suit you well, and I am really, really sorry to say that, because I am really and emotionally connected to the awesome people working for you, and the otherwise amazing products you offer. If you would change the steel to 14C28N orUHB-c carbonsteel or both, you might have a better standing. You could also grind down the tang a bit to maybe injection-mold the coconut fibre- handle material around it you use on the Light My Fire model you produce. It would also carry a message of sustainability, be extremely durable and weatherproof while dramatically cutting down on production prices. As is, you do not do yourself and your marketing Image a favor, this much I have to give the critics proof of point. But you can change this, with little cost (as far as I am competent to guess). I really hope this doesn't come across in a wrong way, just trying to be helpful. But I also owe you guys to be sincere. Lots of respect, and I hope you can sort it out!
not for those prices
make where the Finn will strike a spark and then I am in.
Do you guys plan on releasing flat grind model of knives any time soon?
Let's see what the future holds!
I hope these prices I'm hearing isn't true?!?!
You are welcome to buy, or not buy, anything you want from us. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. 🤝
Don't hide behind those passive aggressive bullshit replies and just acknowledge the fact that you royally fucked up on this project. This is going to cost you your reputation.
Beautiful knives😍😍😍 are they in 12C27 steel?
Don't ask, they won't tell you!! Seriously, new marketing tactic is to deny us the details of which steel we are spending €200 on!!
@@adventureoutdoorsuk9271o one forces you to buy anything lol Bark river marketer O1 steel as CruWear and 3V, selling a 100$ knife for 500$.
That’s dishonesty.
They just made their line, they set the price. If the demand is not enough, the price will come down as it happens with many Nike products that starts at 300€ and end up being sold at 100/125€.
No need to throw a tantrum like a baby.
Take a sip from your biberon and chill.
@Clint Westwood I understand market forces, I think the point here is they are taking the piss. They need to hear their customer's views and opinions. As morakniv themselves say, they listen. If they had set prices based on high quality materials, nobody would have an issue. I'm certainly not throwing a tantrum old boy.
@@adventureoutdoorsuk9271 That’s my point. They can set the price on whatever criteria they want, they don’t have to justify it or explain it.
If they ain’t selling, and the demand is not enough, they will reduce the price and adapt. Crying and throwing tantrums is utterly ridiculous as pathetic tbh, without even considering that it clearly shows complete ignorance in basic micro economy matter that it’s taught in primary school.
If you don’t like the price of the product, wait to see the undulation of such price product. If it doesn’t change, it means that you are not the target. If it does change and matches your expectations, it means that you are the target.
It’s really that simple, even Neanderthals could understand such basic principles before even flaring up for no reason, Jesus Christ.
Seeing such dumb takes in this comment sections is insane. Just wait and see if you are the target or if they don’t give a rats ass about you since you are not the target. Not every product has to be made for you.
I’m the first one that said multiple times that, if the kitchen knife was marked at half the selling price, I’d buy it. At 100€, it’s fine. At 200/250€, I have custom kitchen knives at that price point.
But I’m not that delusional to actually throw a fuss and start a revolution on such a small matter.
If the price changes and matches my expectation, I will purchase it. If it won’t, who cares. I can buy other products that are targeted for me or I can order another kitchen camp knife made from a custom maker at the same price point, it’s really that easy.
Sipping on the biberon should calm you down I hope.
Good folks back at the factory , no one has the 122 knife nation wide in the USA , that pattern is a must have for us !!! Please make some & send some for our suppliers !!! AMAZON ETC...
Hello David! Do you mean our Woodcarving 122? :)
@@MoraknivOfficial Yes !!! that Wharncliffe profile !!!
Taking into consideration price tags 180-220 EUR you're intending to reach for "recycled Swedish steel", "sustainable materials" and other hipster crap, hope you'll come back to your roots before someone declares bankruptcy.
The recycled Swedish stainless steel is the same steel that we have been using for decades. We are just communicating how it's made from our supplier. The percentage of the amount of recycled stainless steel from our supplier is increasing each year, which means that we are getting closer to a more sustainable product lifecycle. Nowadays, most of the world's stainless steel products are recycled due to the high quality of the steel. The recycled Swedish stainless steel in our knives has over 80% recycled steel, which we want to highlight.
You are welcome to buy, or not buy, anything you want from us. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. 🤝
@@MoraknivOfficial At the time, Mora told us that the Garberg was made of the better 14c28n steel. Now suddenly all products are made from the same recycled stainless steel. Where is the truth here?
@@MoraknivOfficial Why better looking and better made Casstrom K720 is cheaper than those Moras?
I have some Morakniv, 1 Garberg, 1Kansbol, 1 Eldris, 1 Compagnon MG Carbon, 4 Compagnon MG 12c27 and a 711. I think this ashwood models are to expensive for me. But i like the Look from this knives, and I'm a Fanboy... I dont know... Greeting from Germany
Thank you for your support! We understand that the price may not be for everyone, but we're committed to providing high-quality products that are worth the investment. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. 🤝
@@MoraknivOfficial I understand, it is no Problem for me 🙂 I have my Garberg, it is perfect 😎
Um espetáculo de lâminas 😃👊🔥🔪🇧🇷🇧🇷🔥🔥👊👊🏕️🏕️🏕️🪵
Sehen sehr brauchbar aus......sollen meiner Meinung nach aber unter 150 Euro kosten, aber gut, die Preise laufen aktuell quasi überall aus dem Ruder.
Stay sharp & Peace
Love these new beauties!
Thank you! Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden.
Yeah!
Morakniv Finn. The small knife. The sheat is not good. It is easy to push the knife in too long, and to cut the sewing threads on the leather sheet.'The sewing thread on my sheet is cut, and hanging loose. The knife without sheet is very nice and sharp. Morakniv is aware of this , but I do not know if they are going to compensate us customers.
Great new knives!
Indeed!
Mora is like apple..presenting things that are standard for years like something new..oh and the price? Really? Cheapest steel at higher price than the garberg?
Thank you for getting involved, it gives us the opportunity to develop and improve. We understand that the price may not be for everyone, but we're committed to providing high-quality products that are worth the investment. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden.
@@MoraknivOfficial thanks you for your feedback..i understand the need to make a profit,just don.t loose your reputation of great knife factory at great prices in the process
50$ knives TOPS. Made of cheap materials. You’re drunk.
You are welcome to buy, or not buy, anything you want from us. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. 🤝
@@MoraknivOfficial What a stupid answer. Shows how you care. #cancelMora
A superb collection and one that I will definitely buy and using in nature. Long live Mora Kniv, you are just the best at what you do
Thank you so much! Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden.
@morakniv have the courage to comment on people's concerns around the steel type and pricing. If this decision is coming from senior management, make them aware of your loyal (long term ) customers concerns.
Paid shill award of the day. Notice how they only reply to arse kissing comments. Bye mora. It was nice while it lasted. But selling a sub €100 knife for that much will take your company a long time to live down.
Absolutely beautiful knives just can't buy them my wife would flip because of the cost I wish they were cheaper
Machine made! £210 for one of these in the UK! Sorry, far to expensive! My Esee 6 didn't cost that!
I hope you will provide as for EVER made in Sweden products!!! Thank you for the quality ! (Made in Sweden always mean value for money 100%! At least thats my opinion!!!)
Belli, ma fuori portata per tante persone, visti i prezzi. Per questo motivo mi sembra che non siano proprio in stile Morakniv: avete sempre fatto buoni coltelli con prezzi accessibili; per questi prodotti non so se il rapporto qualità/prezzo sia giusto e corretto. Comunque belli!
Är inte stålet Sandvik 12C27 eller 14C28N..
Morakniv kommer inte att berätta det här. Jag förstår inte varför.
@@adventureoutdoorsuk9271 Så man ska köpa kolstål.
@@andershoel78 ja, men de kanske byter kolstål i framtiden. Vi kommer inte att veta som Morakniv inte kommer att säga.
@@adventureoutdoorsuk9271 Som jag förstår är kolstålet deras egna, medans det rostfria köps in från sandvik.
Så det blir bättre vinstmarginal på kolstål till morakniv.
Vilket i grunden är ett vanligt fjäderstål, med lite extra kol i.
Om morakniv har 1% kol i sitt stål ligger vanligt fjäderstål runt 0,5-0,6%.
@@adventureoutdoorsuk9271 Bara att återvunnet rostfritt låter som dom hittat en gammal diskbänk.
Nope, not buying it. I am not paying that much for those materials, design, and a cheap looking sheath. For $20 more I can get a Bark River in a longer 3V blade.
You are welcome to buy, or not buy, anything you want from us. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. 🤝
Been waiting for something like this from y’all
Yeah… 200 EUR for a mystery stainless steel… I can buy a handmade customize drop forged knife for that price.
The recycled Swedish stainless steel is the same steel that we have been using for decades. We are just communicating how it's made from our supplier. The percentage of the amount of recycled stainless steel from our supplier is increasing each year, which means that we are getting closer to a more sustainable product lifecycle. Nowadays, most of the world's stainless steel products are recycled due to the high quality of the steel. The recycled Swedish stainless steel in our knives has over 80% recycled steel, which we want to highlight.
@@MoraknivOfficial which stainless steel? The entry level 12c27 or the slightly better 14c28N. This matters to your customers a huge amount, especially when you set ridiculous prices. So I ask again what steel are you using in this line?
Imagine Volvo saying, "It's a petrol engine" what size engine Volvo? "It's just a petrol engine" seriously?
@@adventureoutdoorsuk9271 They won't reply. They went full Nose.
@Disdainus Maximus I think they are ignoring any negative criticism or remarks, but they need to answer their customer's concerns. Especially when there are legitimate questions around the materials vs the price. I think this is only fair. Some of the criticism is just rage and anger, not very constructive. When you have legitimate questions being asked because Moraknive haven't been clear, the least they could do is answer them. Even a statement would help!!
We are overwhelmed by all the feedback from you, and very happy that so many people are engaged with our products! We hear what you say, and we listen. Thank you for getting involved, it gives us the opportunity to develop and improve. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. 🙏
Mora needs to make more so the price can come down.
Morakniv you know you got the prices totally wrong? Don't talk about these being a premium knife collection, they are no such thing! Cheap steel, a basic common wood and from what I can tell you don't even use full grain leather, it's inferior cheap genuine leather. You're trying to fool your customers with marketing jargon and a large portion of you LOYAL customers feel very very let down, I really hope you can see this and the longer term impact on the reputation of your brand. Please, please re-evaluate your pricing, marketing language and clarity on technical specifications. I really want to continue being a Morakniv customer and fan.
Здравствуйте. Скажите пожалуйста , а будут ли поставки в Россию ?
And we are not happy! You're giving us a 50 EUR knife for 220... "Ash wood"? "Recycled steel"? Are you serious, Mora?!
Beautiful knives, but for the materials (simple wood scales and your run of the mill stainless) price point is crazy high. 🤪
Cannot wait to get one
Hope sooner than later! Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. 🙌
Here’s my question. Rather than putting these knives on at INSANELY higher prices than your previous models, while they’re made out of *RECYCLED MYSTERY STEEL,* why don’t you just take your most highly praised and sung models - like the Garberg and the Kansbol - and give them an optional *SUPER STEEL UPGRADE? 😃😃😃*
You have any idea how many people would come SPRINTING to snag a Mora Garberg and/or Kansbol in CPM Magnacut? Best thing about steels like Magnacut is that you also don’t have to put coatings on the blades to protect them from corrosion, cause Magnacut is already highly corrosion resistant. Like, come on, Mora. People LOVE those knives (the Garberg and the Kansbol,) and love the way those handles feel. Why ruin a good thing and attempt to pawn off recycled mystery steel on your consumer base, while pricing it like its super steel? Not when you’ve literally hit a SLAM DUNK with the designs of the Garberg and Kansbol and you can now make them even better (just as long as you heat-cycle/-treat the steel well.)
WAAAAAAY OVERPRICED. I can get better knives for less. Unfortunate how high these are priced
Thanks for your comment, you are welcome to buy ay knife for less, the rest of our range is still there for you. Warmest regards from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden.
So you've basically copied BPS and added a supersteel price tag
Oh wow! Can't wait to test one!
I love my moras for the good quality and for the prices that everyone can use them . But this is tooo much money for knives like that !!! 👎
You are welcome to buy, or not buy, anything you want from us. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. 🤝
@@MoraknivOfficial The answer for all of your customers... That makes me sad. Please tell me why the prices growing up so much? I can not see the reason.
I will be buying mine when I come to Dårlana in June this year when I am with my Nordic brothers 🙏❤️
You are the most welcome home to Mora!
Don't do it, don't support these predatory business practices!
Can't wait until they become available locally.
As someone who enjoys bushcraft and plenty of cooking the rombo looks like an excellent choice for me personally, I like the traditional look of this cleaver as it reminds me a bit of a seax. Although as people have said the price is a bit much, however I can think of many "custom" knives from other companies with a similar price. I have enjoyed the effortless cutting of my mora wood carving knives enough to see that these would certainly be a quality addition to any woodsman's collection.
Thanks a lot, glad you like the Rombo! Warmest regards from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. :)
Check the price of EKA w12 and stop writing those stupid things. Helle full/semi tangs are better made with better wood, better overall look and lower price. - last year I've paid 160 EUR for Helle Utvaer. Only moron will pay such money for this knife. It's not a problem that Morakniv did this knife and it should be cheap - no it should'nt be cheap because they are known of reasonably priced knives. If Mora would used in this knife more pricy steel and wood, add dangler and firesteel the price would be ok.
As seax means knife then all the mora knifes are seax. Plus I want to see the seax you looking at. To say that that looks like a seax. I have seen 100s of seax and none have looked like a meat cleaver
I really look forward to having one in my hand and test it out. I have no doubt it is worth the price
Boo
Yes! On Sunday I will be on IWA in Nürnberg to look at them. I have already ordered 5 pieces of each Model. So nice 👍
Wow! See you on Sunday!
Was ist die IWA in Nürnberg am Sonntag!?
Eine Messer- Messe???
Wo ist das? Dann fahr ich da auch hin!
Ich brauch es nicht.
Well, I have to say you could have marketed this line quite a lot better and be more transparent with this product; It would still be very significantly overpriced, specially if the steel is the same as in the companion stainless.
Don't mistake me, those knives are gorgeous and being full tang and having wooden scales is a huge selling point, but come on guys, the companion line and similarly priced stainless knives are good quality-price. They are inexpensive and a superb quality for that, but these are all the price, but it's not balanced by the quality, boss. Ash is not a particularly pretty wood even if quite tough, but this entry level steel is THE slap in the face to the customer. It doesn't matter it's recycled; that's the same quality and a good practice to reduce pollution, props for that, but nothing in this world justifies that price tag even if the production had more hands on it than on the usual injection molded handle knives. Please don't go that way folks
Your absolutely crazy to think people are going to pay that much for these. Absolutely will not.
I lost alot of respect for Mora knives.
We understand that the price may not be for everyone, but we're committed to providing high-quality products that are worth the investment. Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden.
@@MoraknivOfficialfirst up I’m a huge fan of mora so take this as constructive criticism no a rant……you keep saying It’s the same steel you’ve been using for years so then your charging 200 bucks extra for an ash handle???All the very best
Recycled materials 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The recycled Swedish stainless steel is the same steel that we have been using for decades. We are just communicating how it's made from our supplier. The percentage of the amount of recycled stainless steel from our supplier is increasing each year, which means that we are getting closer to a more sustainable product lifecycle. Nowadays, most of the world's stainless steel products are recycled due to the high quality of the steel. The recycled Swedish stainless steel in our knives has over 80% recycled steel, which we want to highlight.
Absolute rip-off price. These easily cost $15 or less to make. Especially at the scale Mora is doing. This screams marketing scam. They're selling these easily for 1500% mark-up or more. Whatever consultant you brought into your business, and advised you do maximize your margins by doing this, lied to you and needs to be tarred and feathered.
It is very expensive, for nothing special!!! the blade is not even of a very good quality steel!!!
We hope that time will change your mind. We understand that the price may not be for everyone, but we're committed to providing high-quality products that are worth the investment. The recycled Swedish stainless steel is the same steel that we have been using for decades. We are just communicating how it's made from our supplier. The percentage of the amount of recycled stainless steel from our supplier is increasing each year, which means that we are getting closer to a more sustainable product lifecycle. Nowadays, most of the world's stainless steel products are recycled due to the high quality of the steel. The recycled Swedish stainless steel in our knives has over 80% recycled steel, which we want to highlight.
Greetings from the knife factory in Mora, Sweden. 🤝
@@MoraknivOfficial Considering their price, I don't think so!!!
If I have to spend so much money, it will be for an Esee, Tops, ... or even for less at Condor for their very good Bushlore.
given your low prices, which made your knives accessible, why is it so expensive??? Other very good Scandinavian brands are available at reasonable prices!!!
And I'm not the only one to think so, take a good look around you, a lot of people from the outside are shocked!!! You just shot yourself in the foot with your exaggerated price.
Overpriced for what it is!!!not worth money,stick to basic models.
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