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[@wranglerstar]

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[@BOOSTEDLASER]

Never did that Harbor Freight hatchet test you talked about )

[@findingfreedom1047]

Cody, I think we honestly need a 3 video series testing each knife shootout style the knife that performs the best gets the spot on the kit

[@legobrickabrac]

Use the red knife Cod.

[@ericwatson3396]

I have the cold steel fin wolf folder as my edc blade for utility use. I’ve had it over a year. Two Wildland deployment and hundreds of daily uses. Sharpens razor sharp waits two passes on 500 grit wet sand paper.

[@GF_Burke]

I don't 'hate' Mora.... I'll use your link. The other offroader needs one as one of the 'C's. Might as well be this.

[@davidmccarthy4335]

1. But I’d love to see them all put through their paces.

[@howardgrant4254]

While I still go with my initial choice of the Mora, I agree with David and would love to see a video where you pit the three against each other to show who the clear winner is. Abuse them until there is only one left standing.

[@TheNightowl001]

@@howardgrant4254 Me three. I'm not familiar with either the Cold Steel knife or the Glock field knife. For that reason only, my recommendation would still be for the Heavy Duty Mora Companion. If you can't find it under $20, then the regular Companion would still be my choice.

[@quincewhite6790]

Agreed

[@martydennis]

Mora

[@brianbecher5781]

Sounds right up the alley of @projectfarm

[@Kottenification]

Hi! Greetings from Sweden (and sorry if my English writing skills are somewhat sub standard). Just an addition to your Mora knife feature description: In Sweden - carpenter's and handymen's clothes and coveralls (and even some aprons) often has a rivet button right above the left hand side of the chest and have been designed such for at least a century. Since these clothes are historically made from blue denim - in sweden a workman's clothes are often referred to as "blå kläder" (blue clothes). The idea of stacking knives is from this age aswell. A working man often used an older - slightly dulled knife for carpet work, cutting roofing paper, and as a general prying tool etc. and then you kept one knife "surgical sharp" for more delicate work. When Mora introduced the new models - some 20 years ago or so - they started to color them in all kinds of colors aswell, so that you could easily identify which knife was which in a stack, even in poor light conditions. By the way - Being Swedish - the natural choice for me is of course the Mora for your application. It is - simply - the best knife for that kind of money. And it's as swedish as a Dala horse or the Smorgasboard. :-) Keep up the good work! I love your videos!

[@lonniedockter2348]

Be Svedish. No apologies needed.

[@Nitecrow314]

@@lonniedockter2348 This does not apply to Germans! 😁

[@lonniedockter2348]

@@Nitecrow314Hahaa, I just meant your English writing is fine. An interesting read. I am American, on occasion my ancestry peeks through.

[@ilijabosnjak76]

Your English is just fine NP,,Moras are great 👍...Love from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤️

[@Tenskwatawa4U]

Your English writing skills are better than those of 85% of native-born Americans! Alas, our educational system does not much emphasize those.

[@outdoors-fun]

Not only is the Mora the better choice, you can buy two of them for under $20...

[@boooshes]

You could have your stack and still be on budget!

[@kohverdtaakur9633]

1. But I’d really like to see them all put through their paces.

[@277southtombob]

I’ve been using Moras since the old red painted wood handle ones in a black plastic stealth. They’ve always been affordable and very easy to keep razor sharp and they hold their edge great. The laminated build makes them tough as well. They’re still great knives and very affordable. Mora has always been a whole lot of knife for the price. I think Opinel folding knives are another great, affordable knife.

[@justtesting6185]

1. Go for the Mora Cody. Millions of Scouts around the world can’t be wrong! Andrew

[@caniaccharlie]

Scouts can use fixed blade knives now?

[@justtesting6185]

@@caniaccharlie Sure. Well they can in the UK anyway. I’ve been a leader for 10 years and knife skills and knife safety is still on our list of topics each year.

[@backtomyroots8573]

1st company to stand in solidarity with BLK. SURE...I'LL take their knife advice.

[@backtomyroots8573]

BLM

[@caniaccharlie]

@@justtesting6185 When I was in the BSA 20 years ago, fixed blade knives were against the rules.

[@briantheent9007]

"My laws must bind everyone, high and low, or they're not laws at all." - King Arthur in "Excalibur". No $28 knives in the "under $20" pool. It is the way.

[@Roanokewood]

When you tell people to find a good knife under $20 they look harder. He could have just made the limit $30 but then knives would be less good in the money to quality ratio i guess he's thinking. Perhaps so, perhaps not.

[@QoraxAudio]

Exactly, Jolly Roger!

[@Aaron48219]

This is the way

[@legobrickabrac]

@@Roanokewood He should use the red one.

[@robinlaszlo]

yeah 8 dollars is definitely crossing the line and it's definitely as dramatic as a movie about King Arthur 🙄

[@Fextreme93]

On the carpenters-pants here in Sweden there is a denim button on the side of the right leg to snap the knife. Thats why u can stack them aswell so u can cary two knives. Its realy handy to have them on the side of the leg in the height of the knee.

[@Hato6]

Yup, and there is often a loop to put the sheath in so it doesn't flop around. Cody should by try a couple of Swedish carpenters-pants.. 👍

[@martinstrath791]

Exaclty what i was going to say!

[@JoDunken]

Hi! That's handy for us carpenters here in Sweden. Our work pants is designed to have the knives on the outside thighs and as a carpenter you would like a nice sharp knife for the fine work and then a knife that you can stick wherever avd that's usually the chisselknife. Mora makes great knifes 😍

[@ApocGuy]

best in its class. love mines too.

[@OlleH975]

In Sweden, most tradesmen wear trousers fitted with a denim-style button on the right thigh for this purpose! The button is found on most work pants over here. More secure than fitting it to the belt as it won’t come loose.

[@dlighted8861]

Now I know that feature is of real worth. 😀

[@GeckoL7]

In the spirit of the hatchet it needs to be the Mora, this isn't about extra cool.

[@stevetindall3766]

This is the way.

[@CJ-Foygelo]

Steve Tindall , I see what you did there. "When one chooses to walk the way, he is both hunter and prey"

[@flightgamer7849]

Mora because of the whole point of this being budget first.

[@danesworld]

$1.99 at wally

[@ianjay4596]

@@danesworld what? I'll buy 10 at that price

[@danesworld]

@@ianjay4596 it's mora like....fishing section

[@DHFHades]

@@ianjay4596 same...lol

[@TheBootyWrangler]

@@danesworld “mora like”… So a shitty knife that isn’t a mora

[@veryfastdentaldrill503]

In Sweden it is a super common knife, most have several mora knifes in their homes. If you need a knife at your work then you are getting the mora knife. Mora is also a small town which Anders Zorn came from.

[@brazeification2]

They look like plastic junk tbh, they’re probably really good for opening letters.

[@ghanphol]

They're fantastic knives. Very handy!

[@cdanielh128]

@@brazeification2 Try one before criticizing. I felt the same way when I first saw them. My wife needed a utility knife and I had kept hearing how popular they were. So I bought one for 11 dollars to test out as she only would need it a few times a year. I liked it so much as a belt knife I bought 4 and handed them out on a camping trip me and my brothers do every year. It's such a great knife and for the price you can have one in every truck, toolbox, and tackle box without breaking bank. It's not my main knife but there is always one in reach if I need it. They do make cheaper plastic ones but the companion he has is rubberized grip.

[@Troy440Dodge]

@@brazeification2 Try one. Most excellent steel,the pricing on these does not reflect it's quality.

[@kacperm4026]

@@brazeification2 You clearly haven't seen the classic mora design with a birch wood handle. Blades are excellent al well

[@bcoll1082]

I use my Mora on the fishing boat. I love it! Been wondering what exactly the “fasteners” were for. Thank you very much. Great video, great personality!

[@danielcarter5537]

I'm partial to the Mora. I have 2, but mine are the carbon steel, instead of stainless. I like that they sharpen easier and hold a pretty good edge. Also, they take on a nice patina over time and I've never had one rust. I do have some nicer more expensive fixed blades, but a Mora I'm not afraid to abuse.

[@BluestedSRT4]

Old Hickory Hunting Knife. Affordable, with a carbon steel blade and hickory handle just like the hatchet.

[@johnlieske8908]

Old Hickory would be a great choice . MORA is a good knife but for that combo I'd rather have a knife with a wooden handle or leather handle .

[@justfreythings3109]

I was definitely hoping for the Old Hickory, fantastic knife.

[@yellowdog762jb]

That seems like a natural pairing.

[@shawjt82]

Absolutely fantastic knives for the price 👍

[@Dagge61]

Here in Sweden, where the Mora knife originates from, we don't use denim jackets that much. We don't have that many bears to protect us from either. I'd say the tab thingy is for having the holster to stay on the button or rivet on your handy man trousers when you need to grab the knife. Which btw also can be done in a one hand motion.

[@bigtony4829]

I think Americans think the whole world revolves around them and their culture sometimes ...Believe it or not every other country and it inhabitants seem to survive pretty well be that in extreme deserts or extreme cold weather like Sweden Norway Canada etc or in the jungles ..There is more than one way to skin a cat

[@jonjacobjingleheimerschmid3798]

@@bigtony4829 then make a video in YOUR country.....and it can be based off your country's experience.

[@Isaac_5.56x45]

Does the Mora knife come with dual alternators and 30% increased lung capacity?

[@user-cs3hi8zp7p]

Yes sir....it does🆓

[@badomen_]

Of course !

[@bubbaray575]

It does.. But if you order in the next 20 minutes they'll throw in a pocket fisherman and a bass-O-matic.

[@zarkenyt1399]

funny thing is that i live in Mora sweden and lots of my relatives work at Mora kniv. I love seeing these kinds of videos. just seeing how far mora kniv has actually come is so interesting

[@Thatsmisteroldguytou]

Moraknivs are great rools!

[@Thatsmisteroldguytou]

**Tools

[@travispratt6327]

I live in Maine and kinda feel the same way about smith and Wesson, now a global company and recognized as some of the best for the money guns out there, easy to admit mora beats them hands down for knives though =)

[@futnucks]

Thank you to your relatives for their service to the world. Seriously, Morakniv makes the world a better place. 💪🏻

[@randomjokers7185]

If it's about quality at a bargain price it has to be the Mora.

[@saintrexhardt8950]

I like Mora Knives because they're available just about anywhere (Even here in Africa) and the pretty much affordable but reliable.

[@godhandsver]

Black pepe 😬

[@saintrexhardt8950]

@@godhandsver Of course.

[@Aaron48219]

Mora's are great! Can get most in either stainless or carbon steel. I really like carbon blades. My other favorite knife company is Esee. They can be a little expensive, getting up near $100 USD or more, but they're great knives.

[@Robmancan1987]

The Mora robust looks interesting.

[@bc454irocz89]

Nigeria? Anglin?

[@GuyPipili]

I would like to see all three being tested against each other in a bushcraft scenario before I would choose.

[@SgtDuster]

And you really expect this guy to perform this kind of real life test?!

[@GuyPipili]

@@SgtDuster Yes, others have such as Joe Robinette does real life tests as well as many others.

[@SgtDuster]

@@GuyPipili You don't get my point. I trust Joe 10000x times more than this wannabe.

[@GuyPipili]

@@SgtDuster okay I understand where you're going with this. But, wasn't this man a fire fighter for the forest service? And Joe has quite a bit of knowledge on bushcraft bar none. But it would still be interesting to see this guy try it himself.

[@SgtDuster]

@@GuyPipili This "man" is a KZbin warrior, a real wannabe.

[@Tom-hl7wc]

1. Tried and tested. It’s got a good reputation for a reason.

[@pauloost59]

Owning several Mora ones and several of the Glock ones, I'd advise on the Mora... The Glock is a combat knife, that happens to do reasonable well performing some other tasks. So if you're going to war, by all means Glock knife in the left hand, axe in the right. But if you're going for a budget, no nonsense bushcraft/woodsskills set, then go Mora

[@Ve-suvius]

Plus the Mora would do fine also if needed in self defense. I had many Glock knives. They are nowhere near as good cutters as the Mora's are. Not even close. The handles on the Mora are also way better.

[@orraman5427]

A common feature in North European workwear is a sleeve (for a sheath) with a button just above it, usually situated on the chest. It stops the knife flapping around without limiting access.

[@danbaker8677]

Test all three against each other and weigh the pros and cons. Would make a great video!

[@donofamerica5562]

The knife sheath is also used as an improvised water filter by using grass, sand, and charcoal

[@billbraun6846]

That sounds like a great idea. I'll have to look that recipe up.

[@Aaron48219]

Interesting...I wouldve never thought of that. Thanks!

[@donofamerica5562]

@@Aaron48219 no problem, I haven't tried it yet but I heard it on a KZbin survival channel.

[@Aaron48219]

@@donofamerica5562 I knew there was a drain hole, but whoever thought to take advantage of that to make a makeshift water filter is pretty smart. Sand and grass are easy to find. Can make charcoal if you know how, it's not that hard. Or if your in a burned forest, it's even easier.

[@dabeln1]

I'm out in the wilderness, maybe I got grass, maybe sand, but charcoal? What's the point?

[@moobcars6490]

On most carpenter's pants here in Sweden there is a button and a loop on the right leg made for these kinds of knife sheaths. On the choice, Mora of course!

[@halvard3755]

I like having the knife at the chest. As a carpenter building houses, when I was given a vest instead of a tool belt, the vest had buttons at the chest for fitting the knives. I usually carry a knife on my leg too, but it is a lot easier to reach the one at the chest while you're working.

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

Hi Cody, I am with you on the knives, number 3 has so many good pointers on the blade and the back of the knife could be used as a saw to cut small branches and such.

[@oldtimerlee8820]

An Old Hickory Butcher Knife. Preferably a vintage one with a 6" blade.

[@TXSuburbanHomestead]

I'd like to see them all put to the test. With that said, I'd vote for the Mora. Simple, reliable, proven, and not trying to be more than it is.

[@jesperahman738]

I've always thought that Mora knifes only existed here in Sweden, had no idea that they were so common worldwide 😅

[@thwolf762]

They have become pretty popular in the US, especially for bushcraft type stuff. I have 3 within 6 feet of me right now, 😆

[@jimmyg7100]

Good steel, Good grind, non slip plastic/rubber handle, and an adaptable sheath. A quality common mans knife. =D

[@vovin8132]

It's a decent cheap knife for simple day to day tasks. I keep one in my vehicle, since it wouldn't be a big loss if someone stole it. Some worthless scumbag stole an SOG knife out of my vehicle years ago and it was worth over $100.

[@redriver6541]

@@vovin8132 there's no such thing. No SOG knife is worth a hundred dollars.... Lol. I'm just kidding...I own several SOGs myself.

[@redriver6541]

You guys make some quality products over there. I've had at least 6 mora's at any one time for the past 20 years. I've given them out as gifts a lot.

[@jinxjones5497]

_I'm a big Mora fan so I'm going to pick Mora every day of the week and twice on Sunday. Just a little thing. Cold steel started in 1980 and Morakniv have a vibrant 130 year history with the combined ideas from around 23 different makers over that time. This in mind I think that Moras are well known for the tab and tab hole on several lines as Swedish overalls had a Jean style button actually on the hip and I'll bet you a dollar Cold Steel appropriated this idea for that very Mora looking knife you showed us._

[@jonathansmalley6850]

I gotta give it to the mora. Carried it many times and still really enjoy it.

[@marcmud1]

Mora, they makes solid knifes, i have the bushcraft version, and me being from sweden i need to represent!

[@tidge879]

The stacking feature was designed for tradesmen. Mora was originally famous as a tradesmen's knife. You can have a general knife, and a chisel knife, or a flex knife, or a carving knife, all stacked up for various different tasks. It's a cool little feature! I like that they've kept the button attachment in their newer models like the Garberg and Kansbol, the leather belt loop has a slot in it that performs the same function. I wish they made a thin EDC blade (I don't count the Eldris, it's way too fat for EDC) 3 inch, thin handle, thin stock, poly sheath etc.

[@thwolf762]

My Garberg does not have the slot in the leather belt loop that you mention, interesting to know about though

[@tidge879]

@@thwolf762 my Kansbol does, and I was certain that they were the same part!

[@BrandonG1030]

I would still chose the mora, you never know what situation your gonna be in or the beating those knives will have to take and the Glock knife sheath is sub par due to the thumb stud lock, if that breaks your knife won’t stay secure any more

[@derfloh93]

actually, usually the blade rusts to death before that sheath breaks - it was my service knife in the austrian army and it was a really old piece of garbage, mostly used to dig in the ground or as screw driver and bottle opener - but the sheath was fine 🤣

[@davidharkins5345]

Mora all the way !!!!! I’m always fora tha Mora !!!!! ALWAYS !!!!!!!!!! Best in class !!!!! Thank you for the videos and please keep them coming………

[@chiosmet]

Cant go wrong using a Mora. Simply the best knife for the money. Been using Moras for over good fifteen years and no Mora knife ever let me down. Simply a winner all day long .

[@D00MTR33]

I'd like to see all 3 tested. I suggested both Mora and Cold Steel alongside a few other choices. Upside to Mora is you can get it in both stainless and carbon steel, whichever you prefer and many different blade grinds and thicknesses. Cold Steel only comes in stainless which while takes a nice edge and resists stains is less tough, harder to sharpen and can't spark a flint unlike a carbon blade can(sure you have a lighter and 2 Ferro rods but just in case). My bag has a Mira Bushcraft black alongside a Cold Steel Pendleton, one for wood work and the other for more utility cutting tasks. Great combo that I don't have to worry about.

[@oliverpreece2077]

i wouldn't go for the glock knife as it has a micro bevel, for edc use that's fine, but a scandi grind like the mora is best suited to bushraft like tasks Edit- Also the handles on the mora are incrediblely comfortable which can make or break how usable a knife is, I haven't seen the glock knife in person but the handle seems very round which is to be expected on a combat style knife but would have a tendency to roll in your hand

[@user-cs3hi8zp7p]

Spot on🎯

[@bobcole3852]

Put a scandi grind on any knife

[@landonoliver]

Mora all the way.. The others are great too. But my vote is the Mora one.

[@cottond62]

Mora all the way. I own several and am very pleased. Satisfaction at that price is as rare as hen's teeth.

[@patwaldrip3774]

Like the way the Mora knife attaches to the clothing. I would like to see all of the knifes go through a cutting and use test.

[@seth6059]

Cody, this needs further testing. Its time to take all three out to the woods for field testing. 👍

[@thomasgarrison3949]

I would use my USMC Ka-Bar that I bought for $20, 45 year ago. Note: a new Ka-Bar is a heck of a lot more than $20 now.

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

No time travel please.

[@scottlowe8192]

Your aren't kidding. I bought the dogs head model. Soooooo worth it tho👍

[@lawdog1569]

I recently retired mine out of my bag. I have a Mora, a camp battoning blade, and a victorianox (which costs only 5 bucks but is awesome). We do taxidermy professionally and I swear by the victorianox.

[@spyhunter6411]

I feel like the mora is the best choice, as you can get them all over. The CS knife is also solid as its almost the same. I think the glock knife is a worse choice, but I also would like to see a video on it.....tough call...if I were making the kit, id go 1 mora...

[@eatmysalt291]

Idk about Mora, but CS knives go through some ultra serious stress testing. That’s why I edc their Recon 1. It’s basically a folder that’s as strong as a fixed blade. But I do know people love some Mora knives, so they gotta have something good going for them.

[@spyhunter6411]

@@eatmysalt291 oh don't get me wrong. I love CS stuff. Love it. Had a recon 1 myself for a long while. But for am easily available bushcraft kit, the mora can't be beat. They're monsters.

[@eatmysalt291]

@@spyhunter6411 I’m not opposed to picking up one some day. But atm I have 3 fixed blades and they literally haven’t been used in a few years easy. The Recon 1, Ontario Rat 1 in D2, and the CJRB Crag have been in my pocket a lot as of late.

[@TexasKid747]

Alright, Cody, you have been so positive about the Mora knives for years now, I bought two to try. I'll give one to my daughter who just got a job on a horse ranch. God Bless the USA and Long Live the Republic! Thank you fine Sir. Keep that flag high and than rifle loaded.

[@lawdog1569]

I strongly recommend getting a 5 dollar victorianox. We do taxidermy and skin animals daily. It is one hells of a cheap and amazing skinning knife. Also like the Mora, it's Swiss!

[@Whoriar]

Mora is from Sweden..

[@taccosnachos]

Is that a denim shirt with a denim jacket? Please tell us you're wearing jeans to complete the Canadian tuxedo!

[@lcollins4313]

It’s a western thing. Rockie Mountain day wear. Grew up in jeans, Jean coats. During winter you had a “ hoodie” under jacket. Winter coat

[@jimmyg7100]

@@lcollins4313 Its a Maine thing too. =D

[@1truefreedomfighter]

In my life, I find over time that the knife with the most comfortable handle wins “most used knife”.

[@fritzsundqvist1986]

Yeah the most basic moras do not have perfect handles but thats why they are so chap, all the money go into the steel, but the mora companion I think has super comfy handle

[@1truefreedomfighter]

@@fritzsundqvist1986 thanks for the tip!

[@perisher2568]

I think the Mora field knife would be the best pairing. I myself own a Mora knife that is very close to this, even has about the same sheathe, been using it for a few years now and will continue using it for longer. It's very reliable, handy and comfortable to use. The steel is incredible, I have had only one dent in the edge over the few years and was easy to fix. It cost me around the same price, EUR 6.80 (Around $8). Since it was cheap, I abused it a lot (within means, of course) and it really holds up. I recommend the knife for everyone, even if it's just for yard work. These knives will become tools you don't want to go outside in the yard without.

[@dirtysouthbushcraftandmma9770]

Anyone looking for an excellent Mora style knife for under $20, also check out the Martiini Condor Timberjack knife. Fantastic blade, I even carry it as a backup to my carbon Mora Garberg.

[@NightmareGbg]

Stacked moras is very common among Swedish constructionworkers. Got to love the moras, i use them for everything.

[@dutchcasafamilia5679]

i would go with the red one, because you can see it easely when you drop it.

[@towelman1]

I'd put a vote in for the Mora companion HD which has additional mass to withstand being beaten through small logs to make kindling or trap components. Currently just under $20. Not stackable but I prefer to take some basic light weight sharpening supplies instead of a second knife - what happens if/when you dull both? Don't forget to square the spine of the knife to enable scraping for ferro rods, tinder scraping and bark removal for various purposes.

[@Mojo32]

That's a good idea, how can I square the spine?

[@chriskourliourod1651]

A brass or copper lined vise and a file.

[@HangwithJT]

I’m eyeing this and the pro S up for my camping/survival trip.

[@therogers4432]

Yup, ^THIS^... My Mora HD has taken numerous beatings that would totally destroy a Cold Steel after 3-5 minutes (ask me how I know that...?) and just will not bend, break, lose a tip or anything else -it has been hammered through branches thicker than my ankle and bones thicker than my thumb, battened more logs than I could ever count, been hammered into tree-trunks as a step-up and supported my full 185lbs without any "issues" several times, and after all the heavy (ab)use I give it, 2 minutes attention with a DC4 (a 1" x 4" x 1/4" Fjallkniven diamond/ceramic whetstone if you didn't know, and simply THE best field/portable/pocket sharpener ever made...) and a couple of passes over the back of my belt it will be as shave-sharp as it was when it left the Mora Factory 7 years ago, and it would be a very rare day indeed that I don't use it for some cutting task or other. Having owned an awful lot of good blades in my 49 years on this planet, a carbon steel Mora Companion HD is the only fixed-bladed knife that I would trust with my life (and have done so many times...), and the fact that Mora can produce these fantastic blades for

[@emdfilms5785]

I’d still say the mora kniv. Although the cold steel one does look gnarly.

[@WaffleShortage]

you gotta get the mora in the blaze orange. nothing worse than dropping a green/black or brown knife in the woods and not realizing until a while later... having to search for something as important as your knife when it blends into the forest floor is miserable.

[@joeleonetti8976]

1. Mora. It's a heck of a knife for it's price. Can buy a bunch of them to keep them in various places such as car trunks, tool boxes, etc.

[@ckearnes]

1!!! I vote the Mora since most of us viewers have them and would like to see how it works when paired with the HF hatchet that Im sure many own or will own! Probably the best budget setup you can get right here

[@JohnnyBurnes]

It's no Pioneer Women Paring Knife. Flower pattern, of course.

[@ijsaenz]

👍

[@ckearnes]

I, too, dig it😂🤘

[@Mike_B_724]

I thought the Mora Companion Spark would've been a good choice, as it includes the firesteel. Any of these choices, while good in their own rite, will still leave the kit short of this vital piece.

[@Gameboygenius]

I'm from Sweden and would go with the Mora, but damn that Glock is making a good point! :)

[@jaffcat]

Mora. No question. Been using one for years. Never an issue

[@maxralfsson2592]

I work in construction in Sweden. And our work pants actually has a slot for the mora knife, where both of the functions are used to keep the knife secure.

[@BlackTeaKettlebells]

Option 2. Because they're both made in Taiwan, they're a natural match. We need to show some love to Taiwan. They're 'Free China', and they should remain free.

[@Nihil-011]

this is the way

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

Yeah. The other China has been making waves lately.

[@DaTrip2warez]

Chinese have a tradition of cheap alloy cutlery. Taiwan (Formosa) on the other hand has a tradition on making fine cutting tools, not disimilar to Japan. Taiwan make excellent tools and electronics.

[@Taudlitz]

Mora is a winner, Cold steel look close second and glock looks ridiculous

[@BASthedog]

Numero uno! if only there was a harbour freight in The Netherlands...

[@basangenent9799]

knivesandtools heeft gelukkig de meeste mora messen op voorraad voor een fatsoenlijke prijs

[@joelfred1216]

I don't get to watch that often anymore however Cody you still have the best Material for men. What a deal for a young man to have that level of quality at this price.

[@dalebrooks4766]

cody,if you look at the companion, just under the belt clip on the back side, you will notice it is scored, that right there is the third usage of the clip and notch. if you cut the clip off on that line,and clip it on the the notch on the front you create a pivoting belt clip

[@anaskiFIN]

That glock knife is almost unbeatable in toughness. I have had mine for close to 10 years and used it actively. It has went through two mandatory 1 year military services including very harsh use, but it is still kicking it. Tip of the blade is bent and plastics look really scuffed, but it holds a mean edge and is an unbeatable workhorse that i would not replace.

[@USAMark70]

Mora is out of stock on Amazon now that Cody's done his review. I really only buy Buck knives anyway since they are about the only decent knives made in USA today. I try to limit my purchases to USA Made products as much as practical. If a knife isn't made in USA....I don't need it. Plenty of Buck knife options for me and my needs. Thanks for the video as always!

[@stephendickinson4647]

I see Bucks made in China

[@USAMark70]

@@stephendickinson4647 Some are. Look for "USA" stamped in the blade. Those are made in Idaho.

[@hippopotomerjones8746]

Splurge for the Mora Kansbol.

[@jeffdoellinger9976]

I'll have to support the Mora as I use them the most. I personally think they are the best value for the money also. Thanks for the video.

[@jamesbshaw]

Just picked up a Mora today. Supersharp out of the box. Thanks for the vid

[@derfloh93]

the glock field knife really is a tool, more than a knife...never holds an edge, rusts easily and the steel is a little bit brittle... but for throwing, opening beer caps, used as screwdriver or for digging in the ground (all things we used it in the austrian army for) it is a wonderful tool really xD for cutting, everybody had a second, privately sourced knife, usually a compact folder, like a vic... but some used - a mora 🤣

[@tylerthegrimm]

I had a glock knife, and didn't have a high opinion on it. The thing was impossible to sharpen.

[@rickdeweese8445]

Mora, but I’d get carbon steel instead of stainless.

[@kellan.dolan7]

Yeah definitely, so you can put a vinegar patina on it

[@kellan.dolan7]

I did that with my Mora basic 511

[@kan-zee]

Why Carbon steel ?? Is it stronger ?

[@db8314]

@@kan-zee two reasons... easy to sharpen, and if you have the skill a hard rock will allow you to throw a spark from the spine!

[@_DJ708]

No. 1 hands down. Great reliable knife.

[@b155730]

#1 1st. #3 2nd. Always enjoy your words of wisdom

[@kweenslandspearo1981]

If we can spend $28 I'm going to triple stack Mora's🤣

[@Cincinnatis]

Only have experience with Mora but honestly they all look like they’d get the job done.

[@henrikandersson2850]

Well it is perfect knife. The classic red knife is the perfect one.

[@Jaden48108]

I utilize the Mora field knife in the red sheath. It goes into my emergency flight kit. Never leave home without it. It's simple, sharp, rugged, and reliable. What more could you ask? How about cost? Yeah, that too. Unfortunately now you have me interested in the Glock field knife. Damnit.

[@archer721]

I’m going to have to go with the Mora. I’ve had many cheep knives… but the Mora is worth it’s weight by far.

[@thejoshpope]

Mora all the way, second choice would be an old hickory

[@andrewbeach1685]

I always like Cold Steel. Just seems to be "hearty" in its construction. And you know... It's #2. I like a good #2. LOL!

[@markknister6272]

Mora. The Glock field knife is too long for skinning or butchering.

[@HonestHorker]

Mora is also much better when working with wood.

[@DeanFrankovis-kp2nq]

I have a mora! I got it free from blade hq during a promotion where you buy any knife a hundred dollars or more and get a mora free! I actually love it! It's comfortable, durable, and out of over a hundred knives it's my only scandi grind blade! I just keep it in my bug out bag with my cold Steele drop forged survival and Tops magnum folder! Great videos! Love your content! Act accordingly!😅

[@Raevenswood]

1. Mora are great I’ve had the fire steel model for years with no problems.

[@timholstein1339]

Generally, butchering is done after skinning.

[@dontblameme6328]

Yea.... Just one of the clues that this guy is full of BS.

[@mirkoobradovic3426]

Irregardless of saw on the back Glock is a fighting knife! I vote for Mora.

[@JesusIsAlphaOmega001]

Right on man. And just know that irregardless is not a word. The word to use is regardless. Just to help you out I realize that English may not be your first language. Cheers.

[@mirkoobradovic3426]

@@JesusIsAlphaOmega001 hahhahah thanks!

[@reasonmattersmost]

Mora has proven itself to be the best knife for the money the world over. It is not just hype. I still have a Mora after many other more expensive knives have come and gone.

[@Aepek]

2:00 Ok, this was the only feature didn’t realize the knife could do; and gotta say…IT’S DEFINITELY COOL and very handy. Thanks for the TIP Video, appreciate and enjoyed it👍🏻 Cheers✌🏻

[@agamingskipper1121]

#1 definitely, though the others look interesting. I have replaced many of my kitchen knives with Moras, so that my wife and girls get handy with them. I am actively making the kits for myself and my family's families.

[@DipnSpitn]

thank you for answering my exact two questions in a timely manner love your channel!

[@lonniedockter2348]

Didn't even need to think about this one. Mora! Been my fav utility knife for decades. Will do about 90% of everything you'll need a knife to do, you can buy 10 of them and have one in every dry box and tool box. You didn't mention the orange color. Outdoor marketing is OCD Re camo. My clothing is camo, my tools are HiViz. You probably won't loose that Mora on the forest floor!

[@GT_Racer347]

I kept looking for info on my own Mora! THANK YOU!!!!!!!1

[@penney304]

I've been big fan of Mora Knives for a long long time. My vote goes to Mora.

[@gordonhenderson1194]

European work trousers like the ones from Snickers have a button on the leg specifically for the sheathes. They Aldo have a Fabric loop over it so it is clipped in two places.