The Morakniv Garberg

[@SpitSharp]

I think it’s it an all around survival knife that’s for sure, love their workmanship. Way to go on another wonderful episode and thanks for tips ❤

[@411Outdoors]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@jasonaffeldt7838]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this knife👍.🇺🇲🔪🔥🌲

[@SirSavesALot1977]

Greetings from Sweden, Mora-land! Great video, thanks! Subscribed to you and Scott.

[@411Outdoors]

Thanks so much! Cheers!

[@tomask.3983]

On my way to Mora today! There is a knife outlet by Lake Siljan that I´ll visit.

[@1-0-8]

I like your style . Thanks for the video which was informative and enjoyable . Mark

[@411Outdoors]

Thank you kindly!

[@forestadventureswithscott8777]

Great video and a really good review. Thanks for the plug.

[@411Outdoors]

Appreciate you brother! I hope you get some subscriptions. I’m gonna give you another shout out on that Tops knife.

[@1-0-8]

Entertaining video . Thanks for sharing

[@411Outdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it🙂

[@beararms6945]

I love this Knife carry it backpacking here in Pennsylvania alongside of my beavercraft bushcraft knife , i use the mora for most of my work and use the beavercraft for battoning

[@Luspenchief]

My Garberg is my EDC and I love it so much. Love the channel, keep it up brother!

[@411Outdoors]

Thanks my friend!

[@tomasjasicek3489]

Good knife and quality method of spear making👍

[@411Outdoors]

Thanks so much!

[@bubbaluv500]

Grease it up son. Fantastic. 😀

[@411Outdoors]

Thanks bro! 🙂

[@James-ke5sx]

This was my first Mora so it didn't seem expensive. The new Ash wood series, now that's expensive, too expensive. I got the Eldris and the small wood carver and stopped. Those 3 give me a decent combination. Canada.

[@davidguilbert7666]

Great knife and video

[@411Outdoors]

Thanks bro!

[@cwsmith17]

Great video

[@411Outdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!🙂

[@carloshenriquez4115]

I agree with you 100 percent. I love my mora garberg

[@bradjohnson4787]

I have one and find it's about the right size for wood processing and general work.

[@benchacon4983]

Subscribed to Scott’s channel.

[@411Outdoors]

Greatly appreciated!🙂

[@adammcguinness9950]

Another great review mate. While I was hiking, I was attacked by a hawk. I had my aluminium walking stick on me, an old mop handle with a rubber foot and bicycle handle. The first time it swooped me from the front and I didn’t really notice. Second swoop was from the back, it nipped me under my arm then landed about 10 meters in a tree off to my right. I faced it, raised my stick and it took off. It came in really low so I had to duck low, my walking stick was preventing me from getting low so I flipped it under my arm, up behind me. The hawk swooped right over my back and I caught it in the head and wing with my stick. It dropped a meter behind me. I swung my stick back to finish it but decided to leave it. What an asshole bird. Dented my stick it hit that hard.

[@411Outdoors]

Wow! I have Ben swooped before and it’s scary. Glad you caught that mofo 😂

[@adammcguinness9950]

I can handle being swooped by magpies but this bird was huge & angry. I was lucky to come out best off.

[@Christopher33312]

A couple of Bic lighters will always be my first grab... if other, more manual methods get used, it's just for practice... Great video 😃

[@411Outdoors]

Thanks brother!🙂👊

[@raphlvlogs271]

oil and sweat are secreted by skin differently thats why your not always sweaty or hot when your oily

[@ryankanters4385]

Only bad thing i heard about the mora Garberg is the handle not having a finger protector...but thats about it, just be careful using it and i think a lanyard would help allot to not make you slide to the cutting edge with your hand

[@Darrenski]

I guess as long as you're not using it for self defence it won't be an issue. And if I had to id put my thumb over the back of the pommel and use it in a kind of reverse hammer grip if it was all i had at hand in that scenario. But if you're only using it for bushcraft and have other means of dealing with bears or dangerous animals then its a great knife and in over 2 years hard use I've never slipped down it and done myself a nasty.

[@Christopher33312]

Love my Mora Heavy Duty 😁.

[@411Outdoors]

💯

[@jameshinson4270]

You really have great videos bro I'm linked in every one I run across I was a big fan of donnie b all day sadly I found out he is presently in court for something with a under age child what a waste of knowledge and a let down to many followers of his page. you seem to have a good head on your shoulders much respect

[@411Outdoors]

Cheers bro and thanks! 🙂

[@cjmcdonald8755]

In my opinion they need to do something different with the handle like the companion with that rubberized feel although it's a lot better if you wrap it a little bit and some griptape like some hockey tape. As far as a better leather sheath BPS Savage makes a real nice one that fits tight. But I do agree the blade is sharp and feels balanced

[@411Outdoors]

Most definitely. That dangling sheath is hard for me

[@UrsaMinor2010]

I always use my nose to grease the pieces of my breakdown fly rods. Do your fish, friend?

[@411Outdoors]

Not as much as I would like to I need more fishing in my life haha

[@user-qb3rh5hc6s]

Can you try plumbata throwing darts?

[@411Outdoors]

Would love to try that

[@411Outdoors]

Thank you @forestadventureswithscott8777

[@tme9369]

Is it a good combat knife

[@411Outdoors]

If you’re holding it in traditional grip, it lacks hand protection in my opinion, but it is most definitely solid if you flip it over and do a reverse/ ice pick grip

[@garyglonek5496]

I picked mine up recently for 60 bucks and is about as perfect a heavy duty hunting knife I have ever had. For most camping needs that don’t require beating the knife through a log or prying it open, I still prefer the Kansbol.

[@r3ptile584]

Do you like the rubberized handles on MoraKinves? I think they make a quality knife well worthy of micarta scales. And I'd be happy to pay extra for them to reflect that.

[@411Outdoors]

Micarta would be great! I agree

[@dasta7658]

I own the stainless version and I don't rate it. I prefer both the Bushcraft Black and the 2000 over the Garberg. There is also the cost factor; it is ridiculously expensive here in Australia and there a far better knives to buy for around the same cost. Thanks for posting your thoughts and it was cool to watch your spear making process.

[@411Outdoors]

Thank you my friend and thanks for sharing as well!

[@wolfpacak47]

advise i live in ms ..ss or carbon version im torn between them which to buy and why any advise appreciated 👍

[@411Outdoors]

I would get the carbon steel one, if you’re going to do heavy duty

[@wolfpacak47]

@@411Outdoors maybe some battoning nothing to thick tho

[@411Outdoors]

@@wolfpacak47 yeah definitely carbon🙂👍

[@wolfpacak47]

@@411Outdoors ended up ordering the stainless

[@klawockkidd3426]

My Garberg still has the factory edge and isn't as sharp as I think it should be. Does anybody know where I can have it professionally sharpened?

[@411Outdoors]

I’m not sure my friend. I just always touch mine up with a sharpens best. Very sharp knife for sure

[@klawockkidd3426]

Thank you @@411Outdoors

[@1-0-8]

A falkniven dc4 is pretty easy to use

[@klawockkidd3426]

thank you @@1-0-8

[@TheDavewatts]

Buy a cheap mora companion and practice sharpening, wet and dry paper taped onto a board works great, 400 grit up to about 3000 grit . Then strop on a leather strop paddle.

[@cockamamiebumfuzzle9331]

“Budget- the amount of money available for , required for, or assigned to a particular purpose. “. It doesn’t mean cheap or a person with low income. You can be rich and still have a budget.

[@411Outdoors]

True and well said