Testing The Strangest Survival Knife On AMAZON

[@wranglerstar]

GET YOUR MORA KNIFE HERE: goo.gl/yjtz8h

[@paulcaskey]

Thanks for the link. These days, many items on Amazon are Chinese knockoffs (Yeti mugs, fountain pens, etc.). It's hard to know which are legitimate without ordering or someone vouching for them.

[@burritomussolini9192]

when you said dala häst i was like is this guy swedish im swedish and thats realy good

[@richardjreynolds6166]

You cut the leather off, that would be a mini strop, would it not?

[@mallels4679]

Wranglerstar Cuter than a bug's ear = (in swedish) Sötare en än insekts öra

[@jonathandavenport2500]

English: Cuter than a bug's ear Swedish: Cuter än en bug öra

[@Factor85Labs]

2:16 it doesn't have a breakaway lanyard, but the instructions are pretty clear on how to tie the lanyard with a slipknot so it will pull loose if it gets caught up. I know us PNW guys tend to think instructions are just for East Coast folks, but sometimes they are helpful.

[@kuno3336]

Speaking as a Texan: instructions serve a purpose. They exist for a reason. Instructions are basically what the purpose of cataloging knowledge is: making things easier to accomplish so that we aren't constantly reinventing the wheel

[@BigPoppaOnAQuad]

Also couldn't we just pull the knife out, and cut the cord?

[@squidiz496]

@@BigPoppaOnAQuad This.

[@grey.7828]

Thats one thing I hate about this guy. Eventide he says it he usually fucks up and act super pretentious

[@KSHAWK]

i own a couple neck knives but i tie them to my belt loop i dont understand why people wear them around their necks i find it crazy uncomfortable

[@pastenseverb]

The leather tab you cut off was for gripping the “fire Steel” ferro rod. Oops.

[@famvirious]

The sass is immense

[@TheElari]

If it had a "purpose" why did they choose to make it a tag? I always cut the tags on everything I buy, they are annoying.

[@Lectorn12]

@@TheElari Oh well, because why not? If they thought of adding a tag it would be another piece of material hanging of there. It's just a little nice detail, and it's practical.

[@kaak1212]

@@TheElari cause it isn't a tag, it's an accessory for the Ferro rod that happens to have the companies name on it

[@sigmalife9625]

lol

[@NoreasternBladez]

That little "safety" strap can be modified into a belt clip....call me crazy.

[@idkwhatislife7120]

I was thinking hanging it on my hiking pack and using the strap to stop it from falling

[@ColinRH]

No modification necessary you saw how he moved it to the side, I think that’s all that’s necessary

[@midgetman4206]

@@ColinRH or turn it around

[@caomunistadoggo4129]

Simply, perfect. I thought the same thing here

[@GTMGunTotinMinnesotan]

I'm from Mora MN, the sister town of Mora Sweden. It's amazing how few people understand the knife culture there.

[@evansmithoutdoors4552]

Finally something we can afford on the wranglerstar channel

[@cmv7284]

Stick the knife back in the sheath (backwards) and you can increase the handle length.

[@pandagod9678]

CMV 72 And it'll come off. Thats a dumb idea.

[@Alexander-ez8ot]

Name Name they purposely designed it to stick good in.

[@pandagod9678]

Alexander Willemsen You positive? it looks like it would fall out as son as you did something even slightly harsh.

[@cmv7284]

I have the knife. It fits in tight. I also talked to a mora rep who showed that quick tip to me.

[@internetxtc609]

CMV 72 why don't people just take advice? Lol

[@SlevinElHuron]

6:51 "It's cuter than a bug's ear", Translate that in to Swedish. Ok. "Den är sötare än ett kryps öra". There you have it. ;) Greetings from Sweden

[@alexandercarder2281]

Thanks 🙏 all my love and friendship to the great people of Sweden 🇸🇪 from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@HighlyRegardted]

I was gonna ask if it made any sense in Swedish but it doesn’t make much sense in English either...

[@simonwiggin7824]

please do a survival camping video with all these survival tools. much love from Portugal

[@TerrenceMcGinnis]

“And anyone who says they actually use a neck knife are a liar or a poser.” Cody Lundin has entered the chat.

[@wont_take_it]

I am from Sweden, and first I thought "that's not a Swedish product, it has no breakaway lanyard", and two seconds later you mentioned it. You are SO RIGHT about how safe we are.

[@famvirious]

@Kilo Byte you're supposed to tie a slipknot that breaks away

[@fungusfood8097]

@Kilo Byte cord versatility?

[@fungusfood8097]

@Kilo Byte it's not hard to tie a decent slipknot.

[@libertyprime5777]

@Kilo Byte Pal, learning how to tie a slipknot takes less than 10 minutes and a google search. If you can't be bothered to do something as simple as that, you're not ready for camping.

[@john091077]

That's true. You even design your furniture to fall apart for safety. Ikea.

[@matburn88]

Just picked up one of these not to long ago. Love this thing. I carry a mora on my boat, out back, and hunting. A great brand all around

[@shopnwoods9901]

How about a comparison test between all the budget bushcraft type knives? Mora. Hultafors, Cold Steel, etc.

[@PoisonPoptartPhysics]

shopnwoods Go check out the channel Dutch Bushcraft Knives. Micky and Maarten have a different take on videos, but they do a lot of reviews and comparisons between knives.

[@shopnwoods9901]

Cory Riedel there are a ton of channels that do comparisons. I figured we would all enjoy wranglerstars opinion.

[@dfernandez3482]

Wranglerstars' opinions >>> others/randoms

[@jamesw9930]

I have actually used a neck knife while wade fishing, though not one as fat as that. I do love my Mora's though, I started using them when I was working underground as a miner in the 1990s. A lot of mining equipment came from Sandvik-Tamrock and they threw in a case of knives with everything. After a while, every damned Tennessee hillbilly working in the zinc mines had a Mora tucked in his overalls.

[@beornenmannr3218]

There's always been a deep connection between Sweden and America, always fascinated to hear about new ways I wasn't aware of

[@barrybaldwin5535]

I agree regarding the usefulness of this little guy. I own 4 of these, because I have Grandchildren coming up & they will each own their individual color. The other feature that you didn't highlight is that, for larger hands, the knife handle reinserts into the sheath to afford a longer handle grip.

[@alphajulietbravogaming2023]

“Did you know that left handed people don’t live as long as right handed people?” *Me as a left handed person* 👀 “what did he just say?!”

[@vincentng3194]

Yup,lefty here also, our lives not so long cos of having to put up wif everything being made to righties n pissing us off constantly

[@magnustrygg5632]

😂

[@catzom4850]

@@vincentng3194 im left hand ed as well i feel ya

[@kacperszatko8192]

@@vincentng3194 maybe not getting pissed, but a risk from not being tailored to your hand

[@joewainscott1751]

I forget the number but theres a good number of of left handed people dying because something was tailored to right handed people

[@elijahc6147]

That's what I love about my tools and tool boxes. Being a mechanic is dull sometimes. Looking at bright colors really does make me happy sometimes.

[@benjaminb1319]

I wouldn't call this a survival knife, its more of a utility/whittling knife

[@bjorngve]

The traditional Sami knife has a handle generally made from birch. Traditional material for the sheath is reindeer leather/ bone. Different style is available. The Sami people typically use two knives; the smaller called a buiku, puukko or unna niibaš ( "small knife" ); while the larger "Sami knife" is called stuorra niibi ( "big knife" ). An even larger version known as a Väkipuukko is similar to a seax. The sami belt is where the knife is attached. Mora knives is a swedish brand. They do not make Sami knives.I use this Mora knife to easy jobs like carving meat. My knife is green, for hunting stealth. (Mustard is good for desert camo.) Thing is it is light weight and small. If I need a bigger knife I use a bigger knife. Thing is taking a good hike with a big bowie knife for instance ads a lot of weight. In Sweden we are not allowed to wear either knives ore guns at city streets. Yes it is a strange country. .

[@darrenlamb5640]

Its the same in uk. We cant carry knives around in the street. We have to have a legitimate reason for carrying a knife... such as camping or work etc. Personally i like the law this way. There is no good reason why someone would be carrying a knife around town. We already have a huge knife crime problem so we dont need to make it any worse. And if i genuinely do need to have a knife then i can have one. It just seems like common sense to me.

[@TheAprone]

I've loved my Mora Eldris so much that I bought a second one as well. I remember when at one point I stopped and realized I had been using my little Eldris 90% of the time and I hadn't even taken my main Mora Bushcraft out of its sheath during my last 2 outings! With the exception of splitting wood, this little knife does everything I could ever ask for. I rarely find myself needing to use my actual knife to split wood, so I could probably leave my main (or should I just say larger) knife at home and be just fine... I won't do that, but I probably could.

[@CrossterOficial]

2:10, the reason it doesn't come with a breakaway lanyard is because it comes with instructions on how to tie a slip knot that 'breakaway' when a strong force pulls on it... I really enjoy your videos but I'm guessing you didn't read the instructions this time.... You are not supposed to tie a figure 8 like you did on the video....

[@JimRodgers]

The Eldris is a great little knife. I've got a red one that I made a custom kydex neck sheath for. I've mostly used it around camp when I'm backpacking. It's the first knife I reach for. I need to buy a second one!

[@1lupus]

LOL I use a neck knife most days in summer. I live in Australia and can often be found standing waist deep in water at the beach with a fishing rod in hand. I use the cold steel roach belly to handle any tackle repairs or gut hook incidents. I however use a plastic toggle as a break away on the paracord.

[@PatTheRiot]

Most dont know: If you plug the sheath on the handle you get a longer grip (or a sheath holder lol)

[@ladida5130]

Another old video I'm responding to. Guess that's what happens when I just find this channel. As someone who _loves_ skeleton knives, I'm pretty sure that any good one will have a way to wrap a nice length of paracord around the handle. It's why a lot of them have notches, tabs, or holes as attachment points along the handle. Build up the layers of cord to a size that comfortable to you, and you can fit a lot more cord on it than on a traditional handle. It also means that in a situation where you absolutely _need_ cordage, you're almost guaranteed to have enough while retaining a usable knife that can quickly and securely be tied to a stick and used as a spear. Well, at least that's how they were made going back about 10 years or so. Some of the newer ones seem to favor design over function.

[@OneWheelLess]

They are awesome, I had a hard time deciding between that one and a larger mora stainless model. I settled on the stainless companion. My grandfather would have loved this little knife for field dressing and skinning game.

[@Faigh_as]

next series- best budget power tools on Amazon.

[@josuelservin2409]

James _h, For survival trinkets I don't mind cheap (but good) things, they are perfect filler items for my Amazon orders. But for power tools I prefer to save for a decent one.

[@Faigh_as]

besteversaw yes I agree

[@Faigh_as]

yes like most of you said I think there's no point in using cheap tools because they are cheap and being cheap shouldnt be the main selling point I generally buy good mid-priced Bosch tools but I would like to know what the cheapest power tools would be like from the perspective of an experienced woodworker

[@Faigh_as]

besteversaw it turned out to be a better knife than expected

[@Faigh_as]

Arend Mookhoek yeah I agree I changed the comment to budget tools but I was wondering what sort of results would you get from the cheapest

[@potetstappe666]

"It just makes me happy. And if I can buy happiness for $22...." I gotta get one of them knives.

[@dakotaramsett9790]

I held my Mora the whole time I watched this

[@dino7784]

I'm not alone????

[@alexandercarder2281]

Haha me too. My companion, and I was very proud that mine is bright orange 🍊🤣🤣

[@richardm3023]

Is that a euphemism for your wang doodle?

[@bananaassasin7514]

me:enjoing great video wrangler star:do you know left handed people have a shorter life span me: :L WELP

[@luckyiscrazy9560]

The morakniv companion is still my favorite knife I think I've ever known, it might be light but they are just so we'll crafted

[@hollywoodhefner2]

If the lanyard gets hung up on something, use the sharp thing on the other end and cut tge cord

[@Mini-uh1ok]

hollywoodhefner2 The blade?

[@MadMenPlays]

Sad Squidward lmao

[@thecuboyd947]

hollywoodhefner2 so true

[@keifman7]

It's kinda hard to cut something when your neck is broken lol But the chance of that happening is low

[@Ploofafa]

So... point the knife towards yourself and cut the cord it's attached to? Sounds logical...

[@therealdestructicus]

The older patterns of moraknivs, I cant remember the model name, but its meant more for carving, has a wood handle, that sheath is so bad, almost impossible to keep the thing in it.

[@50shekels]

Wranglerstar's the kind of guy who knocks his IKEA couch against a log before buying it

[@theskepticalnegativist1004]

use the safety strap and put a beltloop on it and hang it on your belt.

[@kerime.7861]

10,000 Subs With No Videos he does what ? :o

[@griffisguitars2921]

I think he meant "couch," which still adds very little clarity.

[@50shekels]

Ease up, fanboy it was a typo and a joke

[@jedbramley5951]

10,000 Subs With No Videos I

[@Michael-ou9pp]

I honestly bought this knife (didn't come with fire steel or 550 cord) because the blade is short. Just 2" and not crazy "tactical" looking like a lot of other folding knives. My work center (military) actually doesn't allow any blades over 3" in the building. I use this solely in my "urban environment" to open mailing boxes or to put a nice slit in my tv dinners that I have for lunch. That's it...totally practical and inexpensive. It stays in my backpack pocket completely enclosed and clean from any dust and debris. Love it!

[@per-olamjomark7452]

Great review. Just bought one. As for your comment at 6:50 - there is no literal Swedish translation of 'as cute as a bug's ear' but we usually say that someone is "söt som socker", which translates to "as sweet as sugar".

[@HarleyAMV]

"Cuter than a bug's ear." Direct Translation into Swedish: "Sötare än ett kryps öra."

[@oskarhylin4160]

HarleyAMV sötare än ett SMÅkryps öra faktist

[@HarleyAMV]

kryp och småkryp är samma sak...

[@JFX_304]

Put the handle into the sheath and it makes it longer that's usually how I use it and it's very comfortable

[@KOMATSUSHIRO]

I own one, and let me tell you, if you’re into high carbon steel, you’ll love em.

[@TinyIslandMaine]

You can also cut the neck cord and then push the (burnt) ends through a cord lock (grab one out of a jacket you do not wear that much anymore) and the cord will pull through under pressure rather than choke you. Also great for quick height adjustments depending on the task at hand. Good video as always.

[@rolling-roadkill]

I love my Morakniv. It took some time to get used to the size of it but now it has become my go-to knife whenever I'm whittling something.

[@dhippstarr]

I have had a CRKT minimalist around my neck for 5 years, people really do use neck knives and some of us every single day.

[@ssunfish]

Bark River Adventurer 2. Carried and love it. Have 2 of them. Favorite carry. If it kills me: score bonus! and goodbye crappy earth n modern day society

[@dustinlang4764]

Same crkt minimilst bowie best knife ever

[@jwsgilliland9630]

I wear a neck knife every day. I work in the medical field and I’ve lost many pocket knives from my scrubs. I’ve begun wearing a neck knife for the last two years. Very handy.

[@sikzorbrawls8926]

What do you use a neck knife for in the med field

[@jwsgilliland9630]

Sikzor Brawls mostly opening boxes really. Packages and letters. Nothing tacticool. Except the element of surprise.

[@andrewfornes5458]

Also wear a neckknife for opening packages and stripping wires if need be. Very useful.

[@69nites]

I have a neck knife and a folding pocket knife on me every single day. If you ever need to take out your knife when seated, pulling the neck knife out is far more convenient. I end up only taking out my Emerson folding knife is when I need a longer blade.

[@richardplantagenet8090]

Now that's mora like it!

[@datchaffeec4529]

really

[@baileynourse931]

DatChaffee Cim it's really 😂

[@John-ih7gp]

Richard Plantagenet knife joke

[@jofara2298]

That's legit aids

[@shawnengland7496]

HEY-OOO!!!!!

[@joecat339]

Hi !!! I too am not a neck knife guy. FYI the plastic sheath fits perfectly in a 16oz leather plumb Bob sheath !!! It's now a great belt knife. Wish I could send you a few pictures !!!

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

Yeah that's absolutely one of my all time favorite knifes and I use the heck out of it. And the cord could have a barrel pop snap so It could break away. Also exactly like you said as a camp/backpacking knife/pocket knife it feels amazing to use.

[@redmenacetv]

Belt loop sheath.

[@CrankyVintageGeek]

OR ankle, calf or thigh sheath...

[@xyoungdipsetx]

How would u put it on your belt

[@lol-ji7ww]

the rope

[@redmenacetv]

Switch the popper to the other side.

[@Ploofafa]

Put the belt through it (or it around the belt) before you snap it shut.

[@lifeinthebackgarden3715]

Don't no if you know that if you get caught up with the string round your neck there is a knife to cut it free

[@DamasKriss]

If you are doing something like riding a horse and the rope gets caught on a branc, you will fall and possibly crush your throat. There are many possible situations where the rope would injure or kill you without you having the option to simply cut it. That's why the US military wears their dog tags on a ball n chain that breaks easy.

[@24copeland]

Thanks for busting my bubble! I'm not going to live as long!?!? The struggle is real for us lefty's.

[@internetxtc609]

Bradley Copeland you'll live just as long. It's an urban legend.

[@Sip_Dhit]

@@internetxtc609 no it's a statistic difference (leaving another reply with explanation for op)

[@Sip_Dhit]

It's a result of most tools being designed for right handed people, left handed people get into more accidents as a result, so just show a safety-concious mind and you'll be fine

[@brianm5637]

When my GF asked me about a knife for backpacking, I showed her one of my Mora Companions, she immediately went on Amazon and said "ooh this is cute" and ordered 2 'Eldris' knives (like in the video), one for each of use. Yes, these are very handy little knives. The fit in the waist belt pouches of our packs, where they are very easy to get to.

[@4x4squarebody]

I have one of these knives and I use it for skinning squirrels it works great and for the neck lanyard if you would read the instructions it tells you how to tie a break away knot so you don’t strangle yourself

[@marcush4741]

I'm actually REALLY glad you mentioned color differences between you and your wife, and how you're turning away from black for everything. I used to buy black or coyote tan for EVERYTHING bc black goes well with civilian clothes and coyote goes with just about every camo. But I've been finding myself buying EDC stuff in more vibrant colors. Mostly because I liked the colors. But what I noticed was that having a blue, purple, or pink knife sheath resulted in fewer people giving me a fuss when I go to more urban areas (Not full urban. But coming from the stix to the suburbs), I get more people who are like "oh, that's neat" instead of "oh, that's a knife". I'm a combat vet. I like to carry tools. But when certain tools are black or coyote, it seems like city folk are more likely to be apprehensive. I had a situation recently where I bought a purple knife sheath with a bass carved into it... and folks I KNOW say "why do you need a knife?" Were going "oh, what's that?". It allowed me to actually talk in a non defensive manner about why I carry my fishing knives. That alone made purple more useful to me than black. Both served their purpose, but one allowed me to actually educate folks about why a fisherman might carry a knife.

[@survivalbushcraftwithemelie]

I love my Mora Eldris! And as we say in Sweden: En liten gren kittlar mer än en stor stock ;)

[@kevinoloane1479]

Emelie's Outdoor Adventures what did you say?

[@Diabolus1978]

Kevin Oloane she said a small branch tickles more than a big logg

[@lappeldelanature5634]

that's what she said

[@FENIX0916-]

Emelie's Outdoor Adventures ingen säger så

[@Tsunamiswe]

Jo hon tydligen...

[@greenturtle512]

"did you know right handed people live longer than left handed poeple"...oh I'm going do die younger than my brother 😭

[@CandC68]

I'm a "knife is a tool" person. One of my most used and handy knives is a modified OLFA SVR-2 stainless utility knife . What I did was cut it down at the pocket clip end to 4 1/8" plus a tad long. Then snapped off the stainless blade so only 6 snap-off blades were left. When assembled/closed the tip of the blade is just covered by the frame.(stainless blades don't seem to get as sharp as the carbon steel option, but the knife is in my sweaty, rained on pocket all day, and plenty sharp for everything I do. I touch it up with one of those key chain ceramic sharpeners with 2 grades of abrasion.) Then lightly tapped the tip of the frame to more firmly hold the sides of the blade, but still easy to operate. I also pinched the "pocket clip" a bit tighter. And I have it in my pants pocket with a butane lighter. It never cuts or pokes through the pocket and I have a one hand knife for opening packages, letters, cutting rope, etc. My Swiss Army Champion only comes out of my belt pouch occasionally now.

[@compwiz101]

Have a few old Mora knives - one of them, Mora tells me, is from the 1800s. Still takes a hell of an edge with their high-carbon centre.

[@marlinchase9290]

you called out cutlerylover Jeff in the beginning

[@cosminpopescu92]

Please review an Opinel knife !! PS. The also have stainless steel models.

[@Michael-99022]

Will it work for me if i use the metric system??

[@kasu8587]

michael Garber no

[@wont_take_it]

Yes it will? Mora is from Sweden and we use the metric system.

[@alexandernilsson1180]

+Mick Coulson Meaning that anyone using the imperial system can't use the knife?

[@cdgonepotatoes4219]

The knife just self destructs if it detects any attempt of measuring it that isn't in m&m's

[@Imtotallydiggingthis]

Mora knives don't care how you use or abuse them.

[@jmoffitt36]

Love mora knifes. I have several basic Mora's stashed around. It's my favorite do all cheap bush knife

[@madsighntist14]

Neck Knife: I wear 550 Cord for my neck gear, It is SIMPLE to throw 3 stitches of Mil-Spec thread (the Only thread I use) to bring the ends together, and your cord will now break under stress. Gosh that was simple. I have been doing my OWN Sewing since 1957: entered Cub Scouts, Mom said you sew your own Patches. yours, philip

[@CreationsByS]

great #cbysparacord

[@phife1458]

"Unfortunate left handed people." "Did you know that left handed people don't live as long as right handed people?" Well guess who is on average smarter than right handed people? You guessed it bud!

[@MichaelReineke]

2.6k downvotes, 17k upvotes. Downvote ratio is close to the percentage of the population that's left handed.

[@mwillblade]

I wear a neck knife every time I leave my house.

[@ac3toni]

FYI you use a special knot that slips open if there is too much pull. It even reads in the manual, which you neglected to read. :)

[@davidgraemesmith1980]

Come on, he claimed that the spine of the Eldris is unfinished 😆 and most folks I know who wear a neck knife keep it inside their shirt for safety reasons both law enforcement and snag dangers.

[@ac3toni]

@@davidgraemesmith1980 Unfinished :P

[@Qui-Dad-Jinn]

My family is from Mora, MN. My great grandfather (from Mora, Sweden) helped to homestead the area.

[@apollontv1078]

"WHAT IF IT SNAPS LIKE THIS??" what if Jesus comes for 2nd time while I'm waiting for this perfect neck knife I just ordered???

[@rogersimmons7987]

Methinks thou dost wander too much without approaching the real subject, TESTING THE PRODUCT !

[@thelegendfatherofgiants3471]

Indeed.

[@raymondo152]

i have you know i love the neck knife it has saved me many times. please take back that statement you made at 1:16

[@VoidTime]

i love you greek

[@aristokrat91]

LUL

[@straighttokin]

Poser

[@annabellethepitty]

Like from a hard to open candy or...

[@kurt7937]

raymondo152 greek?

[@themaninthebowtie9494]

Thank you for calling it 550 cord and not paracord, part of my job is rigging parachutes and we use that wonderful cord for so much more than parachutes. Not to mention there are many different types of cords that could be considered "paracord." You sir earned my like right there.

[@risingsamael9863]

I use a neck knife when camping and working (home improvement). pretty handy. my mom uses a stealth neck knife when she walks to work. It connects by a quick release buckle. it's meant for self defense lol.

[@BlakeS-iq8bs]

my great grandmother was a lefty she was 92 when she died haha

[@walkingguy6409]

Running Deer if she was a rightie she would've lived till 94

[@jacksonsnellgrove6834]

My right handed great grandmother is 103

[@dougjohnsonbushcraftandbjj5561]

Left handed people actually live longer. Unfortunately I'm left handed

[@silvermediastudio]

Strangest knife video on KZbin.

[@imbe.]

I dont know about you guys. But i have no freaking clue why people are so exited about these Mora knives. In finland we use them as trash knives and thats the only thing they are good for. The accensories are not suppoused to make any sense.

[@Prepare2Prosper]

ChronosFIN they are great for the price. most of us use them as backup knives or something we can just throwing a drawer and forget about it till we need it.

[@imbe.]

Ofchourse. Good quality for the price and been around since forever. But in Finland we just don't think them as awesome and godly as other people think they are. They are just good for that as you described, toss them into the drawer and forget it untill you need it. Twist, cut, split and so on. You can do it with mora and it does not madder if it breaks as they are so dirt cheap. But come on, people should not make a Mora collection, thats just not healthy.

[@Foss2506]

+ChronosFIN you are right but the "knife market" has changed enormously in the last 10 years so the basic qualities given by Mora are noised over by marketing gimmicks (for example Bear Grylls and Gerber) at the cost of everyday practicality so these steady, honest and appropriately priced tools take on an admirable beauty, albeit a simple one.

[@CarlMarx]

ChronosFIN Do you live in the north of Finland?

[@imbe.]

No, i live in the Middle-Finland. But camping and crafting has always been close to my heart.

[@Anthrazith]

have you already reviewed the böker + gnome its a neckknife small enough not to annoy you and its just a really nice little knife i would definetly recommend.

[@joecat339]

Great Review The plastic case fits perfectly in a leather 16oz plumb bob sheath. It makes a great belt carry. I'm an electrician & it's a great splicing knife. Thanks -- Joe --

[@chimkoo2071]

its cuter than a bugs ear - (swedish) den är sötare än ett kryps öra

[@Mini-uh1ok]

challe Wow now I know how to write a useless sentence in Swedish

[@chimkoo2071]

haha

[@TheBrewjo]

I'd rather wear Icelandic Necropants than attempt to say that again... I think I broke my tongue between 'den' and 'ett'. :P

[@dave8rd]

Me: How are you? Grandpa: Finer than frog's hair.

[@ficklampa]

I'd rather say, sötare än ett insektsöra.

[@highiqretardbear33]

Does anyone know how it could possibly cost more than the Companion

[@diogeneslantern18]

Zachary Lankford the added fire steel. Personally I would never buy the Eldris. I don't see any benefit to them compared to the companion

[@williamsutinen]

6:53 gulligare en ett småkryps öra

[@bjorngrinde5063]

Hi, two things: 1 - the little strap-hinkey-thing is for securing the knife in the sheath BUT ALSO to attach it to a strap or your belt AND it has a Little hole on the back where you can attach it to a button on your work trousers or other clothes. (Just like most Mora utility knives.) 2 Neck knivies in the old day both in Sapmi and Swedish areas were dominantly used by women. Not saying this to downgrade or anything. Just facts.

[@evarate]

I'm using a Sami knife; 8". For me, it's been a good balance between a small knife like this Mora and a Machete -- I can chop firewood with it, and then gut a fish. Hangs from the belt or backpack. I use exacto knives around the home though; keeps things simple.

[@EelayInsay]

2:30 “What’s gonna happen when you get this thing (the cord) hung up on something around your precious neck?” You’re kidding right? You can cut it with the knife attached to it.

[@tolga1cool]

Try reacting like that when youre beeing strangled

[@bigkirbyhj666]

Or just tie a knot that'll break away if it does happen.

[@felixbjorklund6660]

6:56 Sötare än ett kryps öra.

[@lovelyzombiegamer1828]

21 dolars is cheap wtf

[@lexis831]

For a quality knife yes

[@Dueilangoisseus]

In Sweden it's cheap.

[@imjustlookingformydog896]

$50 is cheap

[@wulfdont7011]

the retaining strap and fire steel are now a extra charge. FYI..Just got mine this week in the plain version...love it...these are based on the traditional ...grandfathers knife...handy as a pocket on a shirt

[@jediknightofthewoods]

Apologies, but where exactly was the testing? is there another part to come for this video? was initially quite excited by the title but so far we've only seen the knife come in and out if its sheath and look at the kit that comes with it?

[@smuge9565]

Finnish people watching this. sattuu.. sattuu niin paljon...

[@richardw3404]

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[@dirtymushroom-hollybubba3796]

I don't know what happened to this channel but dude you talk more about the happy colors than showing all the possible functions of the knife..... didn't even once strike the fire starter for instance

[@kobolila-yt]

>>"didn't even once strike the fire starter for instance"

[@stgeorge6947]

dirty Mushroom - Holly Bubba 5:47 ..?

[@turtlelore2]

you cant exactly go wrong with a fire steel and we've all seen them being used. I've never once seen a fire steel, cheap or expensive, that doesnt provide a spark good enough to start a fire.

[@Hrbrurjrnnrnrnrbrujndb]

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[@suzannephelps7780]

Guessing you like to comment before you watch the whole video? People like you who just have to be negative. your like a cancer and i sincerely hope one day they find a cure for you.

[@RoyalMobileAutoDetailing]

You barely even "tested" the knife at all. All you did was talk and made a review video that was very boring.

[@Erkele]

@Norse Woodsman It's a shitty toy.

[@Erkele]

@Norse Woodsman hahaha . I still have about 20 moras and plenty of other swedish knives. They costs almost nothing and some are quite ok. I prefer high quality and beautiful Finnish made traditional knives (puukko). Swedes make good tools too - those are toys for childs and fools. You don't say to a Finnish man that He don't know his knives, Sir...(sorry my very bad english - i'm man from northernmost forests, Suomi-Finland, not some 'murican youtube "star". Have nice day...

[@Erkele]

@Norse Woodsman what a joke

[@trith72]

I love mora knives. they are razer sharp out of the box and get the job done.

[@mielvanvelzen5967]

I worked a summer job in a place where i had to cut open boxes every other few minutes and used this exact knife, i loved it. Gave it to my nephew to play with recently since i realy dont have a use for it.

[@nicholasmetrano6411]

The break away feature of the lanyard is the knife that hangs off of it. So if you find yourself hanging by your knife noose, simply overcome any overwhelming sense of panic from inadvertently strangling yourself and calmly pull the knife from its sheath and cut that 550 cord off.

[@AkumosBDF]

I work in produce, neck knives are useful for trimming stuff and opening boxes.

[@TheMrWillje]

I love having a neck knife whilst camping or bushcrafting. When bushcrafting, I do a lot of squatting and sitting, and if you're taking your knife in and out of its sheath a lot whilst in a lot of different positions, then having a neck knife is so handy. I use my Enzo Necker Flat Grind in 12C27 all the time

[@tomeng9520]

" There are some little tricks with this knife that didn't get covered. First you can stick the handle in the sheath to extend it. Second that leather piece that holds the knife in the sheath can be put on backwards to get a belt loop. Third some people use the Paracord to get custom sheath positions for example on your knee for diving thats why there is so much of it ". Borrowed text butt spot on.

[@168Diplomat]

I have had mine several years and they do loosen in the sheath so the snap retention is something that you will eventually need. As to being useful they make a great skinner for white tail deer I have skun and quartered about 7-8 now. They are too short to cut steaks well but at the butcher stage we are usually home and using a butcher knife.

[@MrLoobu]

Beautiful, I would love to have one on a boat. Small thick blade with full handle gives more utility than maybe anything else you can have on you. Would be great for on a boat, perhaps a little longer serrated blunt blade.

[@ammattilainen90]

I actually use neck knife (CRKT minimalist), and I live urban area in finland. We have strict laws on these things and you are not allowed to carry knives. So carrying neck knife for EDC is an ideal if you need to use knives daily, but you're not allowed to carry them

[@earthknight60]

Since the lanyard is just a length of cord and it's up to you to tie it however you like it's easy to tie it with a knot that'll break loose if it's under too much strain. Essentially a friction knot tied around the open end. Friction will keep it in place for normal use, but if it gets hung up the free end will pull through the knot. You can adjust how much force it takes for it to pull loose by adjusting the tightness and number of wrappings on the friction knot. This is how I tie my bandannas and it works just fine.

[@BosisofSweden]

Ehm..... If you read this I have some objections and suggestions .... Don't know if the sami people used neck knifes other than as a jewlery. I seriously doubt they used it during hunt or reindeer works. They usually wear them in their belt. If you use it for carving you usually turn it around and carve towards you. About the lanyard - Well, where would it hung up and like strangle you (I also think wearing your knife around your neck is stupid and uncomfortable)? You can benefit from neck wearing if you are fishing beacuse if you have those water proof boot pants you dont wear a belt and that part of you also may be under water. If I would consider using the knife arround my neck I would change the lanyard arrangement like this: You take a oval piece of leather (you should have saved that black one you threw away) and make two holes in it and let the paracord run through them, narrow fit lets you choose how high up you wear the knife and will also let the lanyard slip out if you get tangled up somewhere. My first thought however was that somebody put that little black plastic thing on the wrong lanyard. I wouldn't use the black extra piece but I would loop the lanyard through the hole of the knife aswell on a long hike.