Mora Companion Review Finally

I have been a little remiss in not getting a mora but I finally have and it's well done for the price very useful cutting tool
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[@austrofinn4524]

The only thing I dislike about my Moras: They make me question my knife enthusiasm (and sometimes my sanity) every time I use them! That's because they make it really hard to justify all those expensive knives that we all love. I carry mine as a neck knife with the paracord going as a loop around the handle - takes care of the sheath retention problem that occurs over time.

[@macabrother75]

I also have more expensive knives that never get used because I always use the moras. I have yet to wear out any of them and I’ve abused them for years! I bought two of the bahco wrecking knives and I’ve only used one for house work and camping because they’re so durable and cheap!

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

Put sheath in hot water or heat with hairdryer and compress it a little. Will fit perfectly again.

[@thui7889]

Yes I blame mora for making sell off 75% of my fixed blade collection because they never see action. I could be happy with having an only Mora collection and 1 safe queen fixed blade like Bark river

[@richardskinner4198]

Yes, I know exactly what you mean. BUT still think you can't have too many knives and variety is the spice of life so they say so all we are doing is keeping things spicy . Yes I know ,it is not the best excuse for being a knife fanatic but it was not bad for "spur of the moment "🤣

[@emceha]

@@Surv1ve_Thrive THANK YOU!

[@macabrother75]

I’ve used the companion for everything I need a knife for. Camping(food prep), chores, wood carving, and I carry this sometimes as an edc. So far it’s been great

[@timbo4374]

If you're on a budget, or even if you're not, Mora's are hard to beat as long as you like a scandi grind knife. I don't have any of the lower cost ones like the companion, but I have the Kansbol, the Black, and the Garberg. I like the Black enough I bought a second one if that tells you anything about my opinion on is it worth the extra money. The handle is so damn comfortable on it, at least for my hand anyways. One rides non-stop in my pack as a backup, or as a secondary for when I carry a larger chopper/survival knife. I have knives that cost me $300, but they don't do anything the Mora's can't do, other than look pretty and hold their edge longer due to the steel on them.

[@Janesch]

I always clip the Mora to the outside of my pants pocket. That way it moves with my leg and is easier to grab!

[@DasDutchman56]

I've had my Mora Companion Carbon Steel for years. Does what it's made for, no complaints !

[@DutchieMcDutchface]

Ordered a Tops BOB, before arriving I already printed out the return label. Ordered a companion instead, I simply can't convince myself anymore that I need an expensive knife. Been carying a case sodbuster (full size) for the last year, love it!

[@roseprendergast6572]

Excellent video my friend, I have a lot of knives eg.Bark River lionsteel.Helle,Martini and Mora.Now the knives I bring out in the field are the Mora Garberg and companion for field dressing deer and camp work.I don't batton with any knives that is what Axes are made for.Stay safe.

[@FORDRANGERFAN]

I have one I bought for a bait knife for cutting up bunker. love it. Great knife for the price.

[@sputumtube]

I've got one of the cheaper Mora's (forget which model) and I was always nervous of the weak sheath retention. I read that a 'quick-fix' is to use a woman's elasticated hair band doubled over to keep it secure in the sheath. And it works!

[@georgemorley1029]

You know Paul, twelve years of marriage has taught me that women’s items have tons of practical applications that women never use them for; tights for conformable dust filters, hair bands for retaining knives, the list goes on. And of course, don’t forget suspenders for looking foxy at the weekend…er…no, wait I mean…shit!

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

Yes and you can heat and squeeze the sheath to make a tighter fit.

[@TheJusnic82]

lost my mora companion in the snow last week so just ordered another one, went with carbon steel this time. Great knife, many uses, super super easy to sharpen even for beginners, and comfortable to use...and the sheath is great I love that you dont have to undo your belt to put the sheath on...cant really ask for more in a knife especially at how cheap it is

[@SCARFACE-gp4fy]

Sheath can't be that good if you lost it dude.

[@darkoni3677]

I love these knives, i just bought 6 carbon steel Morakniv for $15 each

[@jmegown52302]

I like how I can slip the sheath clip over a button on my jacket while hiking our working outdoors.

[@ST-RTheProtogen]

this is so cool: I just ordered my own Mora Companion, and I also got the stainless steel version, AND it was the same color! Guess I picked the right review!

[@GregoryJones-tl5xm]

Mora knives are out standing. I have many knives in my collection but. The Mora is the. One that gets t he most field time. I Have mine with an Orange handle knife and a zebra (Black on white striped case and have never lost it. I have also bought a half dozen each time I go hunting in Africa or Europe and give my guide, the Camp help each one when I first get in camp and the service I get is nothing short of First class. Which reminds me, I need to order some more Moras for my fall hunting. Great knife and well worth the $… GJ/ Dallas

[@MuvoTX]

love my mora bushcraft in forest green. Its my go to field knife

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

This is stainless steel and 2.5mm thick. The popular standard carbon steel companion is 2 mm thick. The companion HD carbon steel is 3.2 mm thick with a thicker handle and same sheath. Add a parcord loop (or leather or a caribener) to your belt then attach to the belt clip as a dangler if required. Black hair band under the clip as a fail safe retention clasp.

[@helengonzalez615]

No need comparing mora companion to other knives. It is cheap and serves its purpose. Just sharing my thoughts.

[@TheInfidel_SlavaUA]

Thing is.. companion is NOT a scandi .. it has a micro bevel , and if you had bothered to look closely you can see it ... its about 0.8 mm . The companions cutting edge has to be ground down to the angle of the scandi bevel to get rid of that micro bevel.

[@geico1975]

I'm expecting mine today or tomorrow. I ordered from Amazon and because I picked the "Desert Sand" color the price was only $13.96:) Strange how color affects price, for example, the "Military Green" color was $19.00 so I picked the lowest priced one, I mean a knifes a knife:)

[@lewislister7720]

Hi there hope you enjoyed your new knife is there any actual physical reason why the price? I was wondering the same thing about the dessert is the handle none rubberised for dry environment for eg ??

[@geico1975]

@@lewislister7720 I didn't notice any difference, and still don't. I've since purchased a couple more, got the OD green one a while back and they all work well. There is a price difference in stainless and carbon, but that's all I could see.

[@andrewjackson459]

I believe the metal used for the blades is different

[@geico1975]

@@andrewjackson459 Indeed, the tan was stainless and the od green was carbon.

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

This is stainless steel and 2.5mm thick. The popular standard carbon steel companion is 2 mm thick. The companion HD carbon steel is 3.2 mm thick with a thicker handle and same sheath.

[@clarencetsang4309]

Pendleton Lite Hunter is what I use for cheap backups. I have a Companion that I might give my nephew to replace his Lite Hunter because the sheathe is too tight on it for him.

[@henrycruz45cal]

I have one in each of my cars. My get home bag and in my shop. I focus on low-budget but usable knives. Ok, maybe some that I just like to have, too ;)

[@sherwinpalacio3227]

Morakniv Companion is an amazing cutting tool!It has good edge retention and easy to resharpen.

[@davidgiles9751]

I have one - it's a great value for sure.

[@regularguy9219]

Anyone who wants to baton with their mora, I suggest the companion HD. Even the bushcraft is solid for batonning logs you'd typically need an axe for. These knives are tough AF!

[@llamawizard]

Excellent review. Have been thinking of pulling the trigger on my first Mora. Nice content!

[@Kevinclearysharpstuff]

Everyone should have a couple moras even non-knife people so useful and cheap

[@topdog4570]

Great review 👍 I use a bit if Paracord to make the sheath dangle and it works great. Easy on and off.

[@stevewalker4638]

Best knife for the price

[@gordonstevenson535]

Bushcraft BLACK $72.99, Mora Companion Desert $21.95. Canadian store prices approx.

[@Kevinclearysharpstuff]

thats high wow the black was $36 US on amazon.com

[@gordonstevenson535]

@@Kevinclearysharpstuff All new Coronavirus prices. Amazon US is now $50

[@ilijabosnjak76]

I love ❤️ Mora knives and they are not cheap they’re inexpensive well made tools. I will die one day but Mora knives will live forever,except carbon,it will slowly rust, but there’s forced patina on it so kiss 💋 my arsenal 😂 😆 😝

[@sherwinpalacio3227]

I have 11 Companions.For under $20?You can't go wrong with this knife.The best bang for the money!

[@basedpatriotLT]

Why do you need 11?

[@DaryooshF.Sh.P-vq6mu]

I like your Mora Companion more than your all other ones accumulated. Cheers 🍻🔪

[@haribly9308]

nice colour bro, i have mg stainles one too, very comfor knife 👍

[@shawnmoore9714]

For processing livestock, from gutting to skinning and even boning out an entire carcass, nothing works better for me the the plain old boring Mora Companion.I'll start out with several different cooler, pricier knives I like, and want to work for me. But, 5 mins in ,the Mora is the only thing in my hand.

[@Imightberiding]

A Scandi grind for skinning, boning or general butchering? Seriously? If it's a nostalgic feeling you're after or the low cost of a Mora, you can get better results with an inexpensive Old Hickory for processing meat than any Scandi ground knife. To each their own but there is a reason different types, grinds, sizes, shapes, thickness & geometry of knife blades exist. Scandi grinds are great outdoor tools but fail miserably at skinning a fish or skinning & butchering large game as well as any other food prep. It splits & breaks apart the food & meat you are trying to slice cleanly.

[@daveyboy6985]

A thin scandi like the companion, should be ok for skinning, yes it won't be as good as a thin flat ground normal blade , but it definitely better than the thicker scandi models. The main thing is the mora's are 1 cheap 2 they are easy to sharpen. Yes they aren't perfect for skinning or foodprep, but they are a good allrounder. (This is just the companion, I'm referring about).

[@thorael]

what a beautiful color

[@John..18]

Perfect whittling knife, imho... (round off the spine tho ',,),,,, ,

[@refaiabdeen5943]

Cheers Mate!

[@ramonrodriguez5728]

Bushcrafter black is double the price of the campanion hd.

[@basedpatriotLT]

How do you mean it is not good cutting carrots or apples? It cuts hardwood smoothly, what is the problem with carrots?

[@Kevinclearysharpstuff]

The wedge shape of the bevel has a tendency to split them rather than cut them

[@Fellowrser]

Hey friend what is THEE best knife for all purpose bushcraft and or survival

[@MadM0nkey]

Buck 119

[@redpillnibbler4423]

The cheaper Mora’s/Hultafors knives are the best value things in the history of the universe.

[@MoeBergOSS]

What model was that Chris Reeve Knife? I just can’t understand what you are saying when you say it in the video.

[@srla.5145]

Just got mine today my wife shave her legs with it

[@Pillowpetlover]

hot

[@ilijabosnjak76]

What is she??? Sasquatch 😂 😆 😝

[@Fellowrser]

@@ilijabosnjak76 dudeee lmfaooo

[@ilijabosnjak76]

@@Fellowrser Look I had to do it, I just couldn’t help myself 😂 😆 😝 I mean if you post something like this I take a deep breath and try to find punch line,,this guy definitely deserves it 😂..The End

[@BingWatcher]

Nicely done 👍👍 just a heads up that in the USA, Bushcraft model sells for more than double the Companion, at Amazon in October 2020

[@KuryakinIllya]

I keep one in my camp cooking gear for food prep and another one on my belt for general camp tasks. So I got to disagree with you about the food prep role.

[@Thatsmisteroldguytou]

Gotta' have one right!

[@sgtskysyndrome]

The only complaint I have with mine is that the spine is a little too rounded. I tend to have trouble sparking ferro rods with the spine of this knife. Maybe that's just me. I don't know if anyone has any advice for me on that...

[@kirkburness9173]

Take a file to it and make it 90 degrees and it will spark great.

[@ilijabosnjak76]

You heard the Man,,take a file and make it 90 degrees spine,, and don’t be afraid 😱,,,never be afraid of something new

[@michaelgamino4685]

Please do a review on the lionsteel b35 very soon please! I’m on the fence on whether to get it or not vs the lionsteel m4. I’m waiting for ur review on it on which one to get!

[@Imightberiding]

You must be a CDN. The reference to "I think it might be less than $19 for you guys in the US." And your practical common sense on the use of a hatchet or axe & smaller knife. Those crazy Americans just love big knives & pounding on them with sticks & logs. I'm an older fellow of a certain age & over a lifetime of outdoor adventures, I can only recall beating on the back of a knife to split some kindling once or twice. *Edit: An extra $10 for the Bushcraft Black? They are at least 3 times the price of a Companion in Canada.

[@ilijabosnjak76]

You made me laugh 😂 Sir ,, I got one Mora I think it was a fluke but I paid only $5.69 CDN which is about $4 USA or less,,Today Mora is $26 nothing cheaper…

[@DutchieMcDutchface]

I carry a mora and a lightweight axe (2.6lb). I also don't get the point of using your knife as an axe.. Granted that I'm not American😬

[@ilijabosnjak76]

T. . I am not American either I live in Canada 🇨🇦 and I am Bosnian and I know that baton with knife is last resort.. I like my Mora and Husqvarna hatchet or axe or any Axe...I would feel safe just with Mora Companion and hatchet,,I almost forgot,,get yourself some good fire steel,you always need to make a fire 🔥..Simply you get hatchet,knife,wool blanket and twine..Try to survive and hunt for food or steal...

[@yuriikasian]

Прекрасний ніж , задоволений ним повністю

[@jack41396]

is this a heavy duty?and if it is how did you get this color?

[@Kevinclearysharpstuff]

no just the regular companion I have not tried a heavy duty I opted for the bushcraft black instead

[@jack41396]

@@Kevinclearysharpstuff ok

[@allenanderson4911]

2022 with shipping $25.00 US. Weight with sheath is equivalent to holding 20 US quarters in your hand,for comparison, if you wanna get a feel for how much 4oz (113gr) is. That's for 4inch of useable blade length. And it's Scandalously good blade steel, compared to any $25 stainless blade...say like a Frost brand from china or pakistan (the only blades you can buy in this $ range). 12c27 is arguably as good as aeb-l (13c26). It's boring tho. Not a sexy design.

[@Greenmachine305]

Not sure why warning people not to baton through thick, heavy wood is necessary. Let them find out for themselves.

[@Frank-uf2vn]

I have the Mora Companion SS blade and Im not worried about batoning with it after seeing this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5m4pYd3hryXpNk and have an Opinel #8 for food prep. I have several EDC pocket knifes but this is my camp knife and the Opinel #8 if for food prep.

[@MrShlong50x]

man sort out you thumb nails no pun intended, bro just cut your damn finger nails before doing a review!

[@SCARFACE-gp4fy]

Never agree with batoning with a knife unless in an emergency thats what an axe is for.