Mora Garberg Carbon Best knife for money

[@BigRed-oi6ky]

I was a Mora snob before I bought one of these. Absolutely love it. Not a better knife for the money.

[@eagleridge1972]

Ye it really is a good value knife

[@ketodad]

Totally Agree. I bought a couple. Much better value and performance than my old F1. Leather sheath is great. You can wetform it as well. Cheers, Pete

[@alexandercarder2281]

Great review. I’ve had the black Garberg for about 2 months now and is the upgrade to my Companion. This is my list of knives. Companion and companion HD, Garberg carbon, Kansbol and Eldris and outdoor wood carver. Last of all and my only other make is my Gerber Strong Arm 💪 which is a really really tough SOB.

[@eagleridge1972]

Thanks for taking the time and dropping by

[@SlashGears]

Hello my friend, do you sharpen your garberg up to the primary bevel or just the secondary/micro bevel? Noticed your Garberg's primary bevel is still coated black. Thanks in advance.

[@eagleridge1972]

I use knives pretty hard and for hard use I prefer to keep that secondary bevel. I do a good amount of game prep and zero doesn't like an encounter with bone.

[@SlashGears]

@@eagleridge1972 oh I see. May I have your opinion which will be a better slicer? A full scandi or with a secondary bevel? Thanks in advance.

[@Airik1111bibles]

​@skeelomax4625 With a scandi Zero it will be way spicy but I recommend a slight convex . If ya plan on just doing lots of wood work go zero grind no secondary. Answered for ya a year later so guessing ya figured it out yourself LOL

[@TheLapierre]

Great review! I love the Garberg. I can´t decide if I like this more or the Terävä Jääkäripuukko, both are fantastic. I have never tried a Fällkniven cause I think they are a little too expensive.

[@eagleridge1972]

Thanks for watching Pierre

[@zenkahuna]

I too have to agree. I have plenty of expensive knives...BUT...for the price a Mora is amazing and light weight. Appreciated your comment about structural integrity. ZK

[@eagleridge1972]

Thanks for dropping by ZK

[@zenkahuna]

@@eagleridge1972 My pleasure. I like your down to earth style. Just saying it like it is for you. Doing what works, and what works best. ZK

[@MadDogSurvival]

Excellent review/overview! I totally agree with you... carbon steel definitely and a full tang mora = job done! Nice one brother 👍🏽👍🏽👌🏽😎 best wishes

[@eagleridge1972]

Thanks for dropping by man

[@MadDogSurvival]

I said flint and steel not ferro rod! I use ferro rods regularly with stainless blades !

[@MadDogSurvival]

Because I can use a carbon steel knife to use as a steel to make fire with a flint . I can’t with stainless 👍🏽

[@MadDogSurvival]

No worries brother! I probably didn’t explain myself properly. No bad feelings brother it’s all good 👍🏽👍🏽😎

[@michellegough6066]

Would this knife be suitable for a small woman to handle comfortably?

[@eagleridge1972]

Hi Michelle thanks for dropping by, yes no problem at all, it is a very dexterous knife and my 10 year daughter can comfortably use it.

[@michellegough6066]

@@eagleridge1972 Grand, thank you, I'll be looking to purchase one then. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and insights as well, it's great to learn new skills.

[@darrenlamb5640]

@@michellegough6066 there is a video from mora themselves on KZbin with a female bushcrafter using one and she seems to have no problems. Plus i only have small/medium mens hands and it is perfect for me.

[@ganicwil]

I was waiting on your review of that, I’m thinking of getting one with a while, looks like a very capable knife in fairness, I have the stainless one and I do like it, I might treat myself😬 Happy New Year 🥳

[@eagleridge1972]

It is a super knife in all fairness. Thanks for dropping by. Happy New Year Man

[@michaeldumas4907]

hi,,,,did that come ready to throw sparks or did you have to file coating off?....thank you for your videos

[@eagleridge1972]

Yes it comes with a sharp spine and the its a blueing more than a coating so it doesn't hinder ferro rod or flint striking at all.

[@michaeldumas4907]

@@eagleridge1972 Thank you very much...subscribed

[@eagleridge1972]

@@michaeldumas4907 thanks for dropping by few vids dropping over next week

[@Goodpatron]

What's your thoughts about the Benchmade 162 Bushcrafter?

[@punisher288]

With what do you oil the carbon knife?

[@eagleridge1972]

Because I use my knives for gutting and food prep I use olive oil or any cooking oil at all

[@stevemcdermott6199]

How about the Jaakaripukko Shayne did you ever use one of those?

[@eagleridge1972]

Yes. I much prefer the Garberg. The exposed pommel is much more suited to hammering.

[@refaiabdeen5943]

Cheers Mate!

[@briancox2592]

Have you tried the gerber strongarm? How does it compare?

[@PatrickDustman]

What a great video, really love that. Hope to see more soon. SurvivalAustria

[@eagleridge1972]

Thanks so much for taking time to watch.

[@erickmo1188]

Now a days, these are coming in much lower than 100 USA dollars, usually around 75 shipped…. That’s a screaming deal. You can then put the remainder to a decent ferro rod (10.00) a stainless cup for the bottom of the bottle (5.00) and a cheap tarp (10.00) and you’ve got 100 bucks invested in a kit that can save your life. Just add whatever and however much cordage you want. In my town, paradors can be found at the dollar tree for 1.00 per 20.00 feet.

[@preacherjayk]

My wife and All 8 of my children carry at least a good quality pocket knife, as well as a ferro rod, I consider theses the bare essentials of edc, for our desert ranch,

[@eagleridge1972]

Thats great preparedness, well done 👏

[@mitchalgreen7244]

Like watching but...you cannot say it's the "best"unless you've tried them all, and yes, I checked one out my cousin bought, we tried it, we loved it, until we messed up the handle by trying get it out of a piece of wood. Yes i know the handle isn't for batoning, but my Schrade F2SM survival knife was enacted for the rescue, A $45.00 survival knife saved it. Do I still want a Mora-G'?, yes, but maybe when a little greenback has been shaved off the price tag 🖒.

[@eagleridge1972]

I have used every knife that I can think of In and above that price bracket. I have used at least 40 or 50 four inch bladed knives, mostly outside the price bracket of this knife. What €100 knives do you think is superior? Ie has 90 degree spine, 4 inch blade, exposed hammering pommel. ? I would be happy to give my comparison opinion. I personally don't care for schrade, I have some disastrous issues with their grinds and I am not too keen on hollow handled survival knives, but hey whatever works for you is great. I do know this, for the price the Garberg carbon has out performed many knives with double the price bracket. I definitely recommend it to my students and if they can't afford a garberg a hultafors ok4, but sadly it's not full tang and as a result I can't recommend it as a Survival knife.

[@mitchalgreen7244]

Eagle Ridge Survival-- thanks for the return comment, I do like them alot and will eventually get one. I have the robust, it's tougher than railroad spikes, I would like to have seen the garberg with the point in center line for easier drilling. I have the Esee 4 model 4P-DT, I gave 95.00 for, Have you tried one of these, and if you have, whats your thoughts?, Thank you and we enjoy your video's.

[@eagleridge1972]

@@mitchalgreen7244 Yes I have an esee 4 also a great knife for sure and tough as an old boot. I do prefer a knife that comes with a 90 degree spine for a multitude of purposes. I am gearing this vid towards someone that wants a knife that is good to go without any customisation. The pr4 might give the Garberg a run for its money but it's around 30% more expensive in Ireland.

[@mitchalgreen7244]

Eagle Ridge Survival --- thank you, all the best, and best wishes, you do a great job. 🗡.

[@jaybaughn8090]

A Tom Brown tracker?????? Your a joke, You need to stop watching the hunted. Thank God, I'm an American....... Now where is my Rambo knife

[@larryrosen2984]

Audio is Poor.