Pros: Blade Sharpness, Weight, Overall Quality, Materials, Handle Material
Cons: None
Moraknif Mora Bushcraft Survial Knife
This is the first Mora knife that I have purchased. I often looked at them online but price wise (low price) and how they look and a plastic sheath I got the impression that it was a cheap knife. I was very wrong when I received. This knife and multi functioning sheath. The blade with the scandi edge is extremely sharp, and should be easy to sharpen (carbon) blade. It has a black coating on the blade to protect it. The handle is covered with a foam material that should make hard use more comfortable. The blade size, shape and thickness presents a sturdy serious knife for bushcraft and survival purposes. I can now understand the reviews that say that they even do "buttoning" with it. It is a strong, capable knife to be respected. The plastic sheath which is of a strong plastic is capable to protect knife and user is of good quality. My old opinion was a plastic sheath must not be any good but I was wrong. The knife clicks solidly and securely into the sheath. Additionally a diamond sharpener built into the sheath will be very convenient. The fire steel throws a large shower of sparks, and is also convenient to access when needed. Mora even leaves the back of the blade ground in a sharp edge for use with fire starter. In conclusion my first impression of what Mora knives was all wrong. After handling this knife, sheath and tools, I find that I was sadly mistaken. The Mora Bushcraft Survival knife is a sturdy, thick, sharp, rugged, knife with a strong plastic sheath capable of keeping knife secure and safe for knife and user. The addition of the sharpener and fire steel makes for a whole package of uses, in a variety of settings. I recommend Mora knives as a low cost high quality product.
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