The Best Mora Knives: Affordable Fixed Blades for the Outdoors, Camping, Hiking, & Survival

[@abcxyz989]

mine favorite got to be the Kansbol , i graduated hunting school a few months ago and my grandpa ( who loves the Mora 2000) gifted me a Kansbol , he said that he wanted to gift me a mora 2000 but they hadnt been in stock ( my grandpa is in his mid 70s so Amazon and stuff isnt a thing for him ) . So he drove over 130 miles to buy a Present for me . I just love him .

[@greekveteran2715]

That's awsome! Give a huge hug and a big kiss, to your Grandfather!!!

[@blacksquirrel4008]

I have an embarrassing number of Moras but I’m never too far away from one, either. All the boats, workshops, packs, and cars have one and I even got Ragnar’s unnumbered review model of the 125th Anniversary #1 before he passed away. That is a thing of beauty. The most used are a old red Craftline and an old Mora #1 which sit above my work benches. Some of these are over 30 years old but they are all used. Great gifts, too.

[@JF-xq6fr]

One robust next to the bed, one in my vehicle, and I EDC an olive drab 511. I also have a Companion stainless that I really, really like too. FWIW, I really like my Mora-made BAHCO 2444... It's pretty much a Mora Companion with a 2mm thick stainless blade, great grippy handle, and orange sheath. Can pick these up for $7-$10, and it makes a GREAT kitchen knife among many other things.

[@jskrawz4611]

I have the Bushcraft Black and love it... I batton the crap out of it and I don't miss it not being a full tang... Love the sharp spine and the grip is awesome... I think all Mora knives are an excellent value and are very tough knifes... Pick one you like and get it... You won't be sorry...

[@thearcherintraining496]

I Baton with my companion as well, and I agree I think all mora knifes are very durable.

[@chillax1969]

Ive given the Companion Heavy Duty a beating over many years and still going strong. Camping and jobs around home. Great value and reliability.

[@Jack-vo2sz]

I love Mora knives, they are the best and especially that cork knife because it's just such a unique design that nobody probably ever thought of before that knife

[@pellcio]

My brothers and I recieved Mora Classic No. 2 at ages 9,10, & 13 from our Norwegian father in 1968. I's very common for Scandinavian kids to have knives when they're quite young. One bother still has his, the other I don't know if so. Mine, I had until 3 years ago when my garage caught fire and It was ruined. I shoud have kept it and made a new handle for it. I now have a brand new Classic.

[@akejohansson2860]

Mora value is very hard to beat...and if you USE yor knife a lot you will love the Moras. I live 30 minute drive from the factory in Dalarna county. I have used Moras since i was a child. In the 90's i favoured my cs srk. But now Mora has excellent steel and heat treat. Very strong pound for pound. Cheers from Rättvik Sweden👍

[@jelaienfinue]

I was not so sure about buying a Mora when I first heard about them. I thought it was impossible for knives that cheap to be THAT good, but one of my friends let me handle his and I immediately fell in love. Four years later, Mora is one of my favorite brands of all time and the Robust is my favorite knife ever. I only have three as of now, but believe me I'll be getting more soon!

[@rotgut14]

I have the same experience. I was never a fan until my buddy showed me his Mora. VERY IMPRESSED

[@rhllnm]

I bought one for my camping cook knife and just got a second one to carry when hiking, etc. What a bargain! And not from China.

[@ElessarEstel]

Yeah I never had one because let's be honest, Moras are ugly as sin. And I thought there's no way a knife that looks so cheap and IS so cheap could be any good. Boy was I wrong. I ended up getting a companion cause I needed a new Bushcraft knife and I just didn't have a lot of money to spend on a knife at the time. It's my favorite knife I own now.

[@mikaellindqvist5599]

Yeah and doing that being based on one of the most heavily taxed nations of the world makes it even more remarkable.

[@nicholasvaneyk4565]

In a world where a 40$ Gerber knife was not very impressive, the idea of an even cheaper knife was not appealing - but the Mora (Introduced by a friend) met all expectations! Such good knives, I can shave hair from my arm with mine every time I sharpen it and that's a testament to Mora, not my sharpening skills lol.)

[@anangryranger]

Of the seven Mora knives I own (yeah, got carried away) my favorite daily knife is the Robust. Being carbon it requires more maintenance than the stainless steel, but it is so solid making it a most reliable budget knife.

[@oliviergavillet6418]

Thank you for this rewiew. At the beginning i bought big strong and aggressiv knives, it was a mistake. Now, i moved to Sweden and i became a swedish knives addict, Hultrafors, Falkniven and the king "morakniv". Cheap, confortable, sharp, excellent steel, usefull, i found the knife that i will bring to explore the north of Sweden. I just have a problem, everytime when i go to a shop where they have mora K. I buy one. The result is that i have 15 of those and my wife got uppset. Take care.

[@greekveteran2715]

Tell her, that Moras cost way less than her shoes...lol

[@oliviergavillet6418]

@@greekveteran2715 thank you for your tip dude, take care!👍🤗

[@JoskiiWoskii]

Just do like I do, get the knife, then when they ask, say you've had it for a while already. hahaha

[@spacekat8249]

I bought my first one last year, a companion, the orange one. I'm a woman, 52 years old, ex military in French army and not to be allow to have a weapon really makes me crazy, but it's an another topic... At the beginning, people around me found it hilarious to want to learn some skills with a 13 euros knife...they don't laugh anymore :)))

[@BudgetBugout]

Knives are great for multiple purposes for sure! Glad you found a good one!

[@spacekat8249]

@@BudgetBugout Thank you, also a video with the basic maintains, sharpener etc would be great for beginners as me ;)

[@drnh4444]

That's a brilliant comment

[@Eurotrash4367]

French soldiers aren't allowed to have weapons?

[@davidmcguire6043]

You should give America a try. We're not perfect but our second amendment is unequaled in freedom of arms.

[@혹시나는역시나]

The Companion is the knife that I always use. Because of this knife, other expensive knives were decorated. Except for one pocketknife

[@niklasnystrom1415]

I have used the classic morakniv (Finnish puukko style with red wooden handle) since the 70´s. It is perfect. I use it in my work as a boatbuilder, when fishing and when hunting. Everyone here in sweden knows these.

[@tylerbarnes7628]

Never owned a mora knife and never had an interest in them but after watching this video I think I'm gonna order one and check it out.

[@BudgetBugout]

tyler barnes Go for it! They have a multitude of good uses! Mine are backup blades/beater knives mainly.

[@chriscon8463]

How many Moras do you now own, 5 years later?

[@lifeafterdeathisreal7144]

​@@chriscon8463 he had all model hahah

[@trynsurviven2440]

I have two moras and like them a lot. The mora I watch about these knives the mora I want to buy one:-)

[@shutupandy6110]

👉😎👉

[@najidraf1979]

My man

[@driphank9705]

English left the chat

[@trynsurviven2440]

@@driphank9705 Yep

[@alexandercarder2281]

🤣🤣

[@DB2A7]

Mora kicks ass. One in the truck, the car, the kitchen, the backpack, the med kit. Great all purpose knives.

[@texaswrecker2202]

The best in depth morakniv video on youtube, really helps decide on which to buy

[@bf1255]

I just used my companion last night to field dress a deer in the dark, headlamp only. That orange color and awesome overmolded handle make this my present favorite for hunting, hard to loose in the leaves and hard to slip when inside a deer.

[@getsmart3701]

I love my 2000, had it for 13 years and it's still going strong...it's just a perfect knife. The Kansbol is a nice variation on it but it's not an upgrade, it's just a variation in my opinion. The 2000 is still the outdoor knife of choice in Sweden as far as I know. If, I was in the market for another blade I would seriously consider a Companion. They look very sweet indeed.

[@mtgreengarden]

They're cheap enough to not have ONE favorite. I put the 511's in all my cars, but I take my companion camping, hunting and fishing.

[@lopovnd]

try pro c

[@bakachan3601]

Mora's are just plain awesome. All function. Your not paying for any fancy designs or decorations. Your buying a pure cutting too. Two thumbs up from me. ^^

[@steely_mike]

The mora Bushcraft handle is very comfortable for sure

[@BudgetBugout]

steely mike Agreed 👍

[@brianstuhr6411]

Eldris is my favorite.. Good for skinning small game. Greetings from Denmark.

[@Dan-sq5cv]

I have several Mora knives love them all ,all of them are great tools. My favorites are my old 2000, bushcraft orange, and original robust.

[@jonathankeithkidd]

I have all of the following Moras: Companion HD, LightMyFire, 106, 120, 122, Garberg, and the Kansbol. The Kansbol is my most recent addition and it has quickly become my favorite. The “profile grind” and thinner blade stock make it an incredible slicer, while it still remains exceptionally capable of other bushcraft/camp tasks like carving, feather sticking, and in a pinch it could even be used to baton. All are fantastic values, but the Kansbol is a nearly perfect combination of weight, ergonomics, performance, durability and cost. 👍🏼

[@christopheranderson2769]

Orange mora companion hd carbon. It was dull when i bought it, the carbons edge dulls from exposure to air, but in less then 15 minutes of hand sharpening on a wet stone, it went from butter knife to sharpest knife I own. I used it to carve a piece of hard wood and it kept its edge for over an hour and was still plenty sharp regardless. The next sharpening was only 5 minutes and it was back to cutting through feed bags like a light saber through a Trade Federation bulkhead.

[@yggsten]

I have a few, The Mora Safe with a blunt tip and a Mora 2000 at home and at work a use a Pro S. The Mora 2000 is my favorite.

[@lbeath8908]

I use the classic i have a mora laminated blade with wood handle, this knife was made in the 70's and still sharpens like a razor, holds edge amazingly, cuts through, meat, fish, cuts chicken bones like a razor, , it is my kitchen, touring, fishing, camping knife, this is basically the only knife you'll ever need 😀😀😀I in your entire life, + Swedish steel is like Tamahagane quality ❤️❤️ take care of your Mora, and Mora will take care of you.

[@dromedda6810]

my favourite mora knife is probably the Classic 2f, i had one when i was serving in the swedish millitary and i probably at some point, loved that thing more than my own family 😅

[@alex18771977]

I have 2 Mora knives: companion stainless steel and 510. I used companion several times but I don't like the grip. 510, different story. I love it! Is my favorite outdoor knife now. On my list to have are robust carbon and 2000. Thanks for the video.

[@stmichale6192]

My favorite mora is the one I have with me on the particular day I may get asked that question. I love them all and I don’t own all the models but I do own most

[@richardsveum8452]

Just bought 3 of the 511 to use as boat/bait knives and a emergency truck knife for my Tacoma. First off for a cheap 10 dollar knife the blade grinds and the actual sharpness of the blades out of the bag were incredible, far better than I could have expected, handles are comfortable and the sheaths while cheap are serviceable. What more could you ask for. I will beat them up, possibly loose them and probably neglect them but I definitely won’t cry about any damage to them. It’s too early for me to tell about edge retention or the ability to resharpen but at this price it’s worth the risk.

[@Heeman5]

What a great review!! Straight to the point! A one stop video. You got a subscriber.👍🏼👍🏼

[@forrestswain543]

Of the ones I've handled, I like the bushcraft black the best.

[@quinhon1989]

I have a Basic, a Companion, an Eldris & a Kansbol. I must say I like the Kansbol most among them since the handle is very grippy, the thin-out tip of the blade is perfect for my food prep & fine cuts, and basicly that's a strong robust knife.

[@richardvirchow3390]

My favorite model Mora knife is the Companion. I’ve bought two, one with black handle & sheath and the other knife & sheath in olive drab. Both knives are in Stainless Steel.

[@TheAustralian1x]

These are quality! Especially for the price

[@arctodussimus6198]

I have never been a fan of the Mora Knives, but the Eldris is somehow different. I have three of them (in different bags and packs). They are in my fire kits, and I absolutely love them.

[@chasesavant7680]

I own MANY Mora. And I stand behind them all. If I had to grab one and trust it with my life.......it’s the Garberg. It is as tough of a knife as any and I guarantee it will outlive me. If you’re looking for a food prep/all around camp knife....then the Kansbol or the Companion is for you.....it really boils down to your blade profile preference. The Eldris is a great small blade for fine work and Bushcrafting tasks (notching and intricate carving) The craftline/511/No2 are all great choices for a knife that can handle all sorts of everyday tasks. If you were to blindly pull one of my Mora from the shelf and hand it to me.....I feel confident that, whatever knife you chose, would serve me well. They are just fantastic knives. I tend to stay away from the carbon blades because I am an avid outdoorsman and they require far less maintenance. I own a few carbon blades and they are prone to rust......you just about have to oil them after EVERY use.....and I don’t want to have to worry about that. I can leave my stainless knives strapped to the deck of a kayak and not worry one bit about rust. Just MPO FYI . See you Out There!

[@Marta_z_Dabrowy]

Moras are great knives. I have five or six of them. Stainless Companion is my favoirite one.

[@thearcherintraining496]

I have a stainless steel companion, it is by far my favorite knife ever. I like it because it has a good sized blade and is strong while still lighter and it keeps its edge pretty well. Edit: it is keeping a edge very very well. I would recommend the stainless or the carbon.

[@alexandercarder2281]

I’ve had my companion for over a week and I sliced my finger the other day chopping some wood. I simply wiped the blade with me finger to get the muck off and I didn’t even know I’d cut it until I felt something wet and then saw the blood pissing out of my finger. I couldn’t believe how feel it cut and so fine that I didn’t feel any pain for about an hour. It’s sharp

[@Wilkins325]

@@alexandercarder2281 Lol. Had something very similar happen to me when I got my companion as well. They are very sharp.

[@83ravioli]

Excellent video. Crisp and to the point. Very helpful. Thank you.

[@MutsPub]

Started with the NO. 2? and the 511 many years ago. The 2000 came out; was and still is my favorite Mora. I like the handle better than Kansbol; same blade. That blade is also on the Forrest, with the same grip as the Black. I don't like that grip; I cut out the swell in the handle where your middle finger goes and like it much better. Garberg's are great knives, but I think the Terava 110 is a better choice. I put the Kansbol belt loop ($4) on the 510 ($14) sheath. It make a nice little rig. I've tried and use "most" of their models, I own tons of them. I've never tried the floating or the light my fire. I wish they would make the 2000 handle with the same blade design; just make it carbon; with the thickness of the Black or Garberg. I would buy a dozen of them and put them everywhere. - ha. Nice Video. Thanks!

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

I own 3 Mora knives, my favorite being my small bright orange Eldris that is worn around my neck with a firestarter rod. They also come sharper out of the box then any other brand I've tried!

[@tonygloster3483]

For the money these are excellent knives so many different sorts very reasonably priced I've had them for years I use them in the kitchen at home very easy to sharpen great quality

[@lionheartoutdoors1316]

I always throw a Mora in pack, even if I have a more expensive knife. Moras are tough, dependable, and light weight. For the price you cant beat them, and honestly, for the performance, there really is no need to have an expensive custom. The Robust is not full tang , but as you referenced the DBK video , it is definitely a hard use tool!

[@tor2919]

Yeah I sold my Bark Rivers, Bucks and other knives many years ago. I only kept a Fallkniven F1 that I never use. The reason is that my favourite the Mora 2000 cuts as good or better than any of those knives but more importantly, it weighs a lot less. When hiking knife is very important. Nothing beats a Mora for pure function. These days I find a Mora Eldris or Mora 120 is what I bring 99.99% of the time. Tired of how knife KZbin is full of people on desk that don’t seem to be actual outdoor people. And lots of blah blah about steel, which is completely meaningless. The steel used and heat treated by Mora is all anyone would ever need. The important thing is to have a good sharpening routine.

[@johangardefors734]

I'm from Sweden and every Swedish soldier carries a Mora 2000! There is probably at least one Mora knife in every Swedish home, here they are very affordable so there is no reason to buy anything else. An alternative is, of course, Hultafors, also a Swedish brand.

[@aimansyahmidzulkhairy909]

The pro s and pro c meets my every needs, it's all I need.

[@piemmetubo]

Thank you. That's a very nice and useful review. Mora IMHO produces the best price/performance knives for hikers and workers. Personally I chose to have a Companion Carbon and an Eldris. I carry the Companion when I'm out as a volunteer in a group of "Trail Angels" for trail maintenance or our area. And since I bought the Eldris, it has became my buddy in most of my hiking and light trekking. And it doesn't make me miss a longer/stronger blade.

[@DaryooshF.Sh.P-vq6mu]

I’ve use them all excessively and Companion Carbon and Companion Stainless are my favourites all day everyday 🔪

[@TheEgg53]

Bushcraft black rocks !!!!!! Also have HD companion which is freaking great !!!!!

[@SaltineChips]

There's also the Pathfinder that not too many know about. I want to keep it that way, that's right the whole stock is *mine*!

[@KaoV1983]

I have a Mora knife in each vehicle, on me, kids first knife, and gifts. They are just great knives.

[@pistache28]

Excellent video! I really like the wide range of knives presented here! Thank you! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jeffroost515]

I have the mora pro s. I love it. It’s a knife I always take camping. It’s hard to beat.

[@johnbailey520]

Planning on an Eldris which seems like a great, interesting knife. Thanks for the intro to these knives!

[@davecordova7211]

I have the companian . I know because I just checked my amazon order history. It is a great knife and super affordable. I wanted to learn more about the brand . Glad I saw this video. Great info

[@garthtimmins2852]

My favorite for most tasks is the Pro-S. Very comfortable handle. The companion is nice too. For whittling I like the Mora 120. There is a knife similar to the no 2 that is made for kids. It has a finger guard and a blunt tip for safety.

[@Durhamfullon]

I just bought a $14-$15 dollar Mora and absolutely love it. I like it a lot more than brands that were considerably more expensive. Razor sharp and I really like the grip. Plan on getting several more

[@007twm]

My favorite is the Basic. No frills and great price, great value.

[@MrHillitonpaahtaja]

Mora Bushcraft is the best. Greetings from finland.

[@cenkersoy]

My Pro S and especially my Bushcraft Black Carbon (with fire stick and sharpener on the sheath) are my go-to Moras. Immense value for low price.

[@mbc1994]

2 fun facts: Here in Scandianvia this type of knife is often called the moraknife. So if someone says, hand me the moraknife, it does not necessarely mean A Mora knife, just this type of "standard" knife. Probably because it is so common here. 2. I don't know if i applys to every sheet, but several of them have a hole at the bottom that has 2 purposes, obviously draining water but it also makes the sheet a great devise to blow air into a starting fire, like a funnel..

[@alj9023]

Morakniv, does not make fancy over priced finishing regarding sheath and grip They just give u a functional knife that has what is only necessary to do the job for you, with a great price... I love the concept

[@theskepticalnegativist1004]

The best mora is the one you can reach, by a bunch of the cheapest, keep one everywhere. The double stacking is the handyman's choise in sweden, one beater and one sharp, when the sharp gets beaten up, buy an new and move the old to the beater sheath.

[@shawnpepin7890]

or just sharpen your knives

[@bjornalansonoutdoors1270]

Mora Garberg by far is my favorite of them all , I use the high carbon and have beat the snot out of it and it keeps coming back for more as for edge retention, I have knives that won't take half the abuse and hold its edge.

[@kennysmith823]

Same here it.. goes every were.. very good knife

[@manguydude905]

Great video! Iv always been a fan of the classic line but I always keep a companion in my tackle box for cleaning fish

[@joshuajwebb]

Best multiple Mora review I've seen yet. Thanks!

[@tor2919]

Cody Lundin’s Mora has full tang. The older mora classic knives all had full length rat tang. They recently returned to this construction albeit at a more expensive price. All classic series made after 2018 have a full rat tang.

[@bjornanderson3645]

Favourite for work: Chisel knife (stäm), besides a knife and a chisel it's a light but capable prybar. The woods: 2000, better than the kansbol. "will i need one?": eldris, small but a mora.

[@jacksonteller1337]

I have a Mora basic stainless steel and the companion stainless. They are great for nearly every task. Back in the day i used to attach the Mora rope to my basic i used to work with boats.

[@christergrundberg1344]

I have a Mora 2000 I bought in the late 90:s, then I bought a stainless steel version Bushcraft survival black (not orange or tan) 6 years ago but they replaced with the black carbon later on. I also have a Eldris and Kansbol. I have never experienced a failure with a Mora in my life.

[@whengrapespop5728]

Nice video. I’ve got the Mora Companion SS, and an Eldris. The Companion lives up to its name, and I’d recommend everyone to have one as a “companion” knife to do the dirty work and finer tasks like cleaning out fish. The Eldris has a genius design, as it has eliminated the flat part of the belly of a regular knife, and therefore provides the opportunity to use it for tasks that you would use a tip of a knife for, but it does a better job at it since the “tip” is closer to your hand. I have to admit, though, that I still find myself grabbing the Companion before anything else.

[@gerardmartyn7596]

I own about a dozen Mora's. Use and love them all.👍🇺🇸

[@craptastic4527]

My favorite of the 5 I own is the classic number 2. Just perfect for me. Combined with a good hatchet I really don't need anything else.

[@elijahhector3220]

I just bought one just probably like 10 minutes ago can’t wait for it to come on Wednesday

[@alexandercarder2281]

Yeah which one Elijah? I got the companion about a week and a half ago and am still waiting for the Kansbol 🤗🤗

[@Handles-R-Lame]

If I may, I dont mean to hijack however. Just to share my small collection of Moras, i myself own the Craftline 511 and Precision Trade, the Eldris and just recently bought the 5.8 inch Companion. I might possibly buy the Garberg or the 8.1 inch Companion... But the full tang mora is so alluring lol and of course there is the Kansbol...too many choices! Cheers to all blade carriers! ✌😎🔪

[@markzambelli]

I have the Mora Pro C (marketed as 'Allround' rather than 'Craftline'... perhaps it's a UK thing?) and I love it; it makes short work of just about everything I need (but I also have a Hultafors Outdoor Knife OK4 for the thicker balde and ferrorod striking spine which I use as a bushcraft knife). One day I'll add the Mora Survival to my kit. Thanks for the run-down of their range

[@JoelBrothers]

My favorite? Kansbol, all the way. inexpensive, and ultra-reliable. I use it for EDC (I live in the mountains).

[@dr.stevenpennym.d.3241]

Morakniv Garberg is EPIC !!! I HAVE THIS STAINLESS STEEL VERSION AND THE CARBON VERSION.

[@user-qo7qc5em5t]

Super durable. I've cut open cans and stuff at camp, sharpen it up, no problems.

[@will_n.t]

The mora robust because it’s really robust and amazing good for its price

[@armwrestling_nerd]

My favourite is the Pro C. The hole in the bottom of the sheath suits perfect to Paracord. You insert the cord through the hole and make a stopper knot, make a loop ( bowline or Kalmyk perhaps) and you have a necklace knife without mods. I don't see any reason to mod a perfectly fine moraknife. I prefer the Pro C instead of the 511 because of the grippier feel. Both those knives gets the work done and you can abuse them really hard and they still will deliver good results.

[@TR-rn3pd]

I use the Mora Chisel at work. Chisel at end with 3 inch single side honed blade. Super strong. I have beaten the hell out of it and it’s still sharp.

[@stuartmarkman769]

I have 3 so far and I probably will have more as I feel the need. I just got a Mora 2000 and it is a strong knife. the blade is a little bit heavier than my companion. I also have the one with the built in fero stick. It is the early lite my fire knife. I had too file the spine too flatten it out so It will work with a fero rod but that was not a problem.

[@manifestgtr]

I have a bunch of Moras among my obscene collection of knives and honestly, my favorites are the simplest. The Mora 122 sloyd is one of the best whittling/carving knives I’ve ever encountered. It’s laminated carbon/stainless steel and its the easiest of my knives to get hair whittling sharp quickly. The Eldris is a killer little all purpose blade and the classic line (carbon steel, red wooden handles) are fantastic. They’re all very basic and utilitarian but they’re awesome for the work that I don’t wanna put my Spydercos, Opinels, etc. through.

[@Maximaomega]

mora companion heavy duty stainless steel in black and green is my dream knife 😉

[@GetUpTheMountains]

Excellent video. I went with the Heavy Duty Companion in Stainless, thanks to your help.

[@tomcatt998]

Best all round kitchen knife i own is the little purple handle one.

[@saintofchelseathomascarlyl5713]

i had a mora 510 and i wanted to make it edc so i took a metal file and shortened the handle until the knife was 16.5 cm and then i flattened the handle until it was a bit thicker than a pencil and then i also made the handle a bit less wide so it looks nice then i made a cardboard sheeth wrapped i black tape its so small and goes in my pocket its rat tail tang but still feel really strong because the handle is so small it looks so nice and discrete i love it and want to make more like thse

[@travispratt6327]

I’ve had a companion ss for awhile now, I am constantly impressed with it, just started using it as my main kitchen knife and looking to get one to carry that’s a little smaller, awesome video to help me decide, I think I’ll just pick up one of the craftline models.

[@petertuckergoettler5720]

My Favorite, merci. I Used My Knife (Mora) For Survival, Camping And Fishing.

[@curtwuollet2912]

What I value most about a knife is quality steel. It should hold an edge and sharpen easily. I have other knife shaped objects to use for prying, scraping and other rough work. But I have two I keep razor sharp for actually cutting things. An Opinel for my pocket and a Mora for long tasks. Both in carbon steel.

[@apbiggins8mm]

I bought my first morakniv and I stuck it in my hunting back pack. A week ago I got my deer and I forgot my usual gutting knife so I used the mora and it cut thru the deer like a hot knife thru butter I know own another and retired my buck

[@tor2919]

Mora 2000 is probably my favourite. A lot of people seem to think that Mora only ever made “cheap” knives. That’s very far from the truth. They have made various premium knives through the decades. The Laplander comes to mind but also other hunting knives in the 70’s and earlier.

[@gregorymccullough3801]

I have two companion sparks, an Eldris and one Garberg. All stainless. I am fond of everything Swedish, I come from a long Swedish heritage.

[@dwaynemeroin3101]

I was looking to get the old $200 cold steel SRK. I picked up $45 in Mora knives, no regrets.

[@ingowalkerling5141]

All Moras are great, but for trekking and hiking I prefer the Mora 2000 in combination with a Mora Companion HD and the Eldris with profile grind.

[@claudiopina9075]

Mora Bushcraft black is my Mora of choice...But i Love them all!

[@LittleSweed]

Mora Classic nr3 and the Eldris are my favorites I got an old classic nr3 with almost 16cm long blade, I love and prefer carbon over stainless even if the blade is getting wet.