I am glad I saw this because I have already made that decision. I actually starting using Mora's for the more practical knife work. They are absolutely amazing. I have 3 510's that Ray Mears bought up once they discontinued the 510 to make the 511. Same knife just one has a safety feature now. Also these knives are super lightweight. My SOG knives are great and all...but very unnecessary. Same with the Kbar. You aren't a badass on the trail with one. Your dumb for wasting weight. MORA ftw!
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these are about $17 USD everywhere on line. Personally I think a small pocket knife if perfectly adequate for backpacking, A similar Mora knife I found on line weighs 3.5 ounces which is not too bad, but Gerber makes a STL Knife that weighs only one ounce! Just think if you could cut all your items in your pack by more than a third how light it would be.
I would suggest any knife you plan on having for a survival type knife be a full tang knife because in a survival situation you may need to take that knife and pound it through a large branch etc.
A knife without a full tang can easily break at the worst possible moment.
If you have the luxury of carrying another cutting tool a hatchet would be my first best choice. In fact I would rather carry an Estwing Sportsman hatchet. The hatchet is a forged solid one piece design, lightweight.
@usarmycaptainamerica The plastic of the Mora knife (that is the entire handle) is so tough you don't really half to worry about it. Look up swibo6's video about moras for the specifics and stuff regarding it.
Good tips. Im not trying to bust on you but I just want to help.If you have a knife as a "Survival Knife" you really cant cheap out but Im not saying the mora is cheap.Saving money goes out the window when its about a lifesaving tool like a survival knife. Something is better then nothing but I would much rather have a true full tang design and a thicker blade. If its cold and you need to chop or baton thin blade can crack easier. Its like I always say.Lets all learn from each other.Joe Tactical
@joezbackwith2gatz moras are inexpensive they are not "cheap" try one and youll see. I own many top of the line knives " benchmade , spyderco, cold steel, just to name a few. My moras take and hold an edge as well or better than the ones with"premeum steels". AS for needing to chop or baton a knife, just carry a hatchet or an axe. I have lived in the Rockys my whole life and have never needed to baton anything. Carry all the tools you need and you wont need to abuse your knife.
@angryagain68 Im not bashing on the Mora.I understand what your saying about the small axe but not your carrying a lot more weight. I use the ESEE-4 with the ESEE Junglas as my blades. They can do just about anything. I also bring along the sawvivor camp saw. It folds up to 3x15 and weighs 9.5oz.For me that is my perfect system. Diff strokes for diff foulks.
I've got a Mora and really love it. Perfect light weight bushcraft knife. I like it as a secondary knife though. I still like to have a stronger (and bigger) blade that I can count on for battoning and defeding myself agains coyotes (in an emergency).
If I had to pick one knife to survive it would not be a mora. I haven't found the right one yet but I do believe in a full tang knife and 1095 steel.,
I was kinda hard on your pocket kit, but his video was better. Mora Knives are great, I have three and they are remarkable for the money. Classic 2 for under $20. I would put it against more than one $50-$80 knives.
think these videos are realy cool like, i've used the mora knife for a year now very good blade. needs to be looked after tho as it is not stainless. raymears.com is the place to get one for anyone looking for a good deal.
Mora knives are Razors! Love them . If you venture into the forest .. I would also have something with more chopping power also ... Like a machete ,Small axe , kukri or parang . Fine cutting and game prep.. Moras are my favorite. AND THEY ARE LOW PRICED!
I just ordered the newer bushcraft style, these knives rate really well.They are not meant for cutting down trees bojango...wow, some people have no clue...these knives are meant for the smaller camp/bushcraft type of whittling and carving.
i use an 11" khukri machete, straps on to my belt and has a thigh strap so it doesnt move around, i dont think its bulky and i can build anything with it, ur cute little piece of sharpened metal would require that u use a lot of energy to chop down trees for a good and sturdy shelter, mine just takes me a few good swings
I ordered a Mora clipper knife as in the video for 12,50 euro,s in the Netherlands its a carbon blade that was very rude stamped and not extreme sharp!! But i polished it and resharpened it and it cuts like a razor now!! But i agree its only for cutting meat or so because its very thin blade !! But a good knife for the price!
I really wouldn't hang my life on moras. They lack full tang wich makes them bit too unreliable for me. Though they aren't durable enough for tasks like batoning wood they are great utility knives.
I personally dig havin a machete, Moras are nice as a cooking knife but not particularly durable, and I'm talking about the lack of full tang. Liteweight though good cooking knife and backup not suited to true work knife duty. I tote a very old either 22" Mach or a 18" both I got from my grandfather and he acquired them in South America, and living in the Southern US they work for me, of course using them 'properly' is a skill.
Mora is a good tool but as a main blade under abuse it'll fail.
a machette is no bulky. i would rather have a 19 inch machette than a 5 inch mora blade. Im not discrediting the mora, its a great knife. The ideal survival knife in my opinnion is a blade around 7-10 inches. Please no one take her advice on anything she knows absolutly nothing. "Killing mammals" retarded. You dont select a survival knife to go attack an animal with.
I have one of these Moras in stainless, and it was a fantastic bargain for the money ($15 shipped off Ebay). I didn't like the Scandinavian grind and ground a double-bevel edge into it using a Gerber coarse/fine sharpener. It is so sharp now it will literally shave hairs off my forearm.
Probably not strong enough for full-on survival use, but a great lightweight knife for hikers, kayakers, campers, etc.
Not true. The Gerber Gator Machete Jr is just the right size for woodland camping. Long blade machetes are for the jungle but mine works just fine for wood prep
Oh, no, by all means make a judgement on me, however, by the other comments on you're channel, and the inability on you're part to spell the word "deaf" (please note the 4 characters...) I can clearly see you are someone who enjoys making brash comments on others about their opinions, and also simultaneously sporting the spelling and grammar capabilities of a 5 year old; or as I like to term them "dicks".
dsont ever spend alot of money on a knife period.... you need a cheap 5-10 buck river knife ie.... you dont mind having to throw that fucker in the river if you have to lol
@monkadelic13 Except for the Mora, and VERY FEW OTHERS, you get what you pay for. I don't know what bushcraft or survival training teaches people to throw their knives in the river but you should go back there and throw yourself in. Apparently your knowledge of knives and probably of Bushcraft and its tools does not amount to the amount of information on a penny. Please attempt to restrain yourself from commenting in the future so others don't have to bother skipping your thought.
i have been a survival expert for over 20 years now including, military, and civilian and i am surprised how many of these videos are out there now. i guess everyone is an survival gurus .. now days....
Some of you guys seem to slightly miss the point, I think. She doesn't say chase down, she says "killing mammals". Maybe like when a trap doesn't kill the animal, just wounds it, and you have the sever the spinal column to be humane. Or if you set a snare for a rabbit (small loop) and it catches something by the leg and in a "survival situation" you just need the protein, so you have to kill it. My question is if you don't think that "survival situation" is a good term for it, what is?
@miller4546 Hell Yeah!!! Apparently you are someone who is very knowledgeable about truly outstanding Cutlery!!! =) Have the ESEE 5&6, and the Junglas from ESEE, but own almost 100 knives...Unfortunately I have really only put about 30 of them to the test, mostly while in the Army.
@KorumEmrys Thank You, I served 10 years in the marines and lat moved to the army for 5 years and completed several military survival training courses. NOW, I 'm a wilderness environment survival instructor.
@levelingup I'm not quite sure what your comment means exactly, but it is definitely ridiculous to think you can chase down a mammal and kill it with a Mora. She's Canadian btw
I won't lie, people who say "survival situation" A. Sound like total idiots, and B. Have quite clearly never been in a "survival situation". Dear oh dear!
They are good steel, simple, practical blade designs which work well !
I have a very similar Mora knife in my kit, along with my British J. Adams jungle knife and another small British issue pocket knife(can't remember the name, but it has a pointy spike on it for piercing holes in cans of baked beans...hehe )
Thanks for the review and thanks for showing the world Mora knives. They are simple, cheap and so easy to use. Well done :o)
Moras are great bushcrafting knives, but calling them "survival knives" are a liberal use of the term.
This is my opinion, but I believe a survival knife should be long and heavy enough to be used as an axe to cut down smaller trees and strong and thick enough to be able to split a decent size piece of wood by battoning. If you can't make firewood to make a fire, "surviving" in a forrest or jungle will be pretty hard.
With a Mora, you can easily dress game, gut fish, process kindling/tinder, use it for batoning, carve components for traps, make a fire drill, collect material for cordage, whittle weapons and other tools and use it for various chores around the camp. If I had money to burn and didn't mind losing, chipping or breaking a $500 knife, then I might opt for a custom blade. Until then ... :)
Personally, I would take a small hatchet and a sturdy pocket knife or folder with a good saw blade for general bushcraft any day over all those over-priced "survival knives" on the market. For general utility and convenience though, Moras fit the bill just fine: well made, lightweight, inexpensive, holds an edge and is completely expendable - exactly what a survival knife should be.
First: when betong with it and i gets stock it will come out of the handle or the steel will brake
2: plastic or wooden handle wich really hurts ur hands afetr a while
3: short blade, but that dosent always have to be i problem
a real surviving knife usually have rubber handle wich is really gryppy and counftybul(cant spell) wich prevents to hard chocks to ur hands. plus its better steel and usually longer blade (depends). but a rambo knife is not a surving knife either
Okay, first that has never happened to me and i've used mora's for years. 2. I have a mora 711 G, with a rubber handle, and its my favourite, so i agree, a rubber handle rules when batoning. 3. Short blade isn't the problem, the long blades are incontrolable, it's better to carry an axe knife combo, unless in the rainforest where a parang is neccesary.
One last thing, i would ALWAYS prefer the basic bushcraft knife over any survival knife like bear grylls knif
@TheWoodsranger ok i under stand ur point but the knife this girl has, it sone of those cheaps moras that is not a surviving knife. and a bear grylls knife tottally sucks. its only there cuz it sells good cuz it got the name ¨bear grylls¨ on it. i got a cold steel srk
Mora is a swedish knife brand and that knife being displayed is what all handymen, carpenters, plummers, and constructionworkers use in sweden, the red dot indicates that its carbonsteel, it also comes in stainless and that is indicated by a blue dot.
Those edges on the back of the knife, are for scaling fish. P.S. You can purchase knifes for as little as a dollar a piece on E-bay. I purchased 10 of them for 9.99. They are not bad Stainless steel 3/32 thick and about 9" long, if lost no big deal. I have 4-5 different types of knifes in each bug out bag. I use a thick baronet blade on the stiking flint, with the cotton balls and vasaline I got it down to 1-2 stikes. A multi tool comes in handy with the cactus out here.
oh ok thanks alot but i cant find these knives anywhere but online and i dont want one online so can u give me some different knives that u can buy at scheels, walmart, dicks sporting goods.
but i also have a ka-bar usmc fighting knife and a buck 119 r those good
@JayByrd319 go to Amazon and Type mora knife. I'm not a American so the stores you mention are not native to me sorry. I have tried a Ka-bar knife I found it to big and impractical for the type of jobs you do with knife, You don't need a knife above 4 inch's in length for anything. I have no experience of the buck 119 knife you mention so can't really comment much on it on it.
@Whisper6911 They look pretty decent but I'm not keen on finger guards and that back of the blade ridge thing is also a put off, those are both personal choices. I like the sheave of the bear hunter you wouldn't loose that knife any time soon. This is just my opinion baised on reviews I have seen I can't really say much of them as I have not used them as tools.
@Whisper6911 The first knife I ever bought was a Cold Steel Knife It was a bad knife and has put me off the make. It had a plastic sheave that spilt on its on and the steel was of poor qualtiy so it would not hold a edge for long. I have no idea if things have improved since then but I still would not buy a Cold Steel knife.
I think so that these knife is not sturdy and strong. The blade is so thin, looks like a cheap kitchen knife, and the stainless steel is very bright (as the Chinese bad quality knives).
For $25, you can get a better survival knife in Amazon.
@aldegin I disagree, I have the same knive and it is real sturdy. The hardness of the blade is around 60-62Rockwell and it stays razor sharp for ages. The bad quality chinese knives you mention are made of a cheap stainless steel while the mora is made of a high carbon non-stainless steel. Also, the blade isn't thin, it's about 2.5mm thick, that's plenty for a small knive. btw: They are a lot cheaper here in Europe, I got mine for about 13$ plus shipping.
@tylerdurden1971 HAHAHA very funny i bet your a little bitch you just say stuff online but you are really a pussy ill be the better man and not disrespect this lady but i guess you might be one of those lowlifes that spends his life on the computer
@5446jesse619 I was makin' a joke you fucking retard! so just go back to watching gay porn you little bitch. and if you were a better man you'd keep your fucking mouth shut,instead of running it on here and any fucking time you wanna find out how much of a little pussy i am I'D BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO MEET YOU!! BARE HANDS BITCH!! if you're man enough, I'll back up what the fuck I say
@tylerdurden1971 your caps doesnt scare me bitch im only 16 and i am more than willing to fight you anyday it doesnt matter if your a SEAL delta etc i wont back down becuase i am a man ok i will tear you up
@5446jesse619 Well no wonder You're talkin shit,You're just a little boy.Grow up and get a life and mind Your own buisness. I was making a joke and I bet the girl in the video would get a kick outta My comment so get over it BOY hahahaha
@tylerdurden1971 IM NOT A BOY AND IF I WAS I WOULD HAVE LIED ABOUT MY AGE WOULD HAVE SAID IM SOME SORT OF BLACK BELT OK SO I WAS JUST STANDING UP FOR A WOMAN WHO GIVES A FLYING FUCK IF IT WAS A JOKE I HAD TO BRING HELL ON YOU BECAUSE A MAN WOULD NEVER DISRESPECT A WOMAN EVEN IF A WAS A JOKE YOUR NOT A MAN AND DONT SAY YOU ARE ALL YOU CAN SAY IS IM A BITCH I BET SHE DIDNT GET A KICK OF IT SHE IS NOT MAKING A VIDEO ABOUT ANY SORT OF TOPIC THAT INCLUDES SUCH IMMATURITY YOU GROW UP SHOW RESPECT
@Ragitsu fuck you your probably a fucking tree hugger what have you done i was just standing up for her but i guess your a fucking loser because you decided to fucking argue with a 15 yr old get a life you could have been the better person and not said anything but i guess your just as an idiot thats why she didnt say anything because she is the better person and does waste her time arguing with people what are you proving nothing how am i a sexist i stand up for anybody who deserves respect
@Ragitsu a man is respected for his actions if a man does not respect then he does not deserve respect but i respect many men but not all men deserve respect just like not all women like i told tylerdurden this woman is talking about something of interest she is not saying bs or talking shit to anyone she gives us her humble opinion about a subject and helps us she deserves our respect towards her tylerdurden does not deserve respect for his actions
I love my Mora .. I use it everyday .., more then any other knife . But PLEASE have something with more chopping ability .. If you are in a survival situation. Processing firewood or making shelters . Mora can't do it worth a crap. Great knife though.. razor edge!
i love how some american words are taken from dutch ... but a question , in school i always learned in english a rugzak ( in dutch ) is called a backpack (in english ) tough allot of times i here english and american people call it a rugzak too ... and i only hear it for last couple of years ... is it standard english or some sort of slang ?
tough i really like how u and other english talking people say rugzak awesome !!
she is such a sweet heart.
mogges1 5 hours ago
I am glad I saw this because I have already made that decision. I actually starting using Mora's for the more practical knife work. They are absolutely amazing. I have 3 510's that Ray Mears bought up once they discontinued the 510 to make the 511. Same knife just one has a safety feature now. Also these knives are super lightweight. My SOG knives are great and all...but very unnecessary. Same with the Kbar. You aren't a badass on the trail with one. Your dumb for wasting weight. MORA ftw!
DedHedJosh 2 days ago
There's a knife in this video?
shaskinmaccom 1 week ago
I believe this to be an intelligent choice.
While having an asortment of many other larger knives is ok as well, recently I find my self
going with mora for a Fixed blade.
Maybe age or Backpacking experience, weight is always something (gear wise) I'm trying to be mindful of.
livereatnjohnson 1 week ago
totally agree, just got a mora force and i'm really happy with it, does everything you need a camp knife to do and keeps its edge well, ATB for 2012,
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bsmith973 3 weeks ago
I agree.
cutrite851 3 weeks ago
She is not real.
1sgbrewer 1 month ago
these are about $17 USD everywhere on line. Personally I think a small pocket knife if perfectly adequate for backpacking, A similar Mora knife I found on line weighs 3.5 ounces which is not too bad, but Gerber makes a STL Knife that weighs only one ounce! Just think if you could cut all your items in your pack by more than a third how light it would be.
JamesPliny 1 month ago
The knife from NorthSurvivals country. Hell yea.
NorthSurvival 1 month ago
K-bar simplely the best why buy another
blkwulff 1 month ago
@blkwulff K-bar dropped in quality.
survivealist 1 month ago
Her eyes are amazing!!!
houseoffire72 2 months ago
Oh my God, its Casey Anthony making YouTube videos !!!
Zresponder 2 months ago
Video needs a fat dude. She's too distracting.
twistedcross 2 months ago 15
i love whatching and listen to you :)
SurvivalWild 2 months ago
40$ I got that same knife for 12$
survivealist 2 months ago
@survivealist i live in sweden and you can this i a fucking cafe..! lol
TheKarmanist 2 months ago
I would suggest any knife you plan on having for a survival type knife be a full tang knife because in a survival situation you may need to take that knife and pound it through a large branch etc.
A knife without a full tang can easily break at the worst possible moment.
If you have the luxury of carrying another cutting tool a hatchet would be my first best choice. In fact I would rather carry an Estwing Sportsman hatchet. The hatchet is a forged solid one piece design, lightweight.
usarmycaptainamerica 3 months ago
@usarmycaptainamerica The plastic of the Mora knife (that is the entire handle) is so tough you don't really half to worry about it. Look up swibo6's video about moras for the specifics and stuff regarding it.
TheSonofgun666 2 months ago
Hmm.... Funny looking kitchen
Daplaya177 3 months ago
@Daplaya177 dude you're awesome
alexanderho 3 months ago
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@Daplaya177 back in the stone age, this WAS the kitchen
TheDudelikeCrackers 3 months ago
Keep it up! I love bad-ass women.
chicks123 3 months ago
I too have that same knife, got it for around 15 bucks, they are great!
tecter100 3 months ago
40 dollars? Honey, you got ROBBED.
PJR1005 3 months ago
I have two of them. One stainless for the kitchen and one carbon steel for my pack. Great knives and super easy to sharpen on a crock stick.
SailfishSoundSystem 3 months ago
fraud.
ihaveairlockers 3 months ago
I would honestly take a Cold Steel Bushman over this anyday.
MrCraptron 3 months ago
Good tips. Im not trying to bust on you but I just want to help.If you have a knife as a "Survival Knife" you really cant cheap out but Im not saying the mora is cheap.Saving money goes out the window when its about a lifesaving tool like a survival knife. Something is better then nothing but I would much rather have a true full tang design and a thicker blade. If its cold and you need to chop or baton thin blade can crack easier. Its like I always say.Lets all learn from each other.Joe Tactical
joezbackwith2gatz 3 months ago
@joezbackwith2gatz moras are inexpensive they are not "cheap" try one and youll see. I own many top of the line knives " benchmade , spyderco, cold steel, just to name a few. My moras take and hold an edge as well or better than the ones with"premeum steels". AS for needing to chop or baton a knife, just carry a hatchet or an axe. I have lived in the Rockys my whole life and have never needed to baton anything. Carry all the tools you need and you wont need to abuse your knife.
angryagain68 3 months ago
@angryagain68 Im not bashing on the Mora.I understand what your saying about the small axe but not your carrying a lot more weight. I use the ESEE-4 with the ESEE Junglas as my blades. They can do just about anything. I also bring along the sawvivor camp saw. It folds up to 3x15 and weighs 9.5oz.For me that is my perfect system. Diff strokes for diff foulks.
joezbackwith2gatz 3 months ago
I've got a Mora and really love it. Perfect light weight bushcraft knife. I like it as a secondary knife though. I still like to have a stronger (and bigger) blade that I can count on for battoning and defeding myself agains coyotes (in an emergency).
nextexhale 3 months ago
40 bucks? you got jipped
SnowD20 3 months ago 11
I have a knife just like that, usually it is paired with a nice hand saw too.
phototaker84 4 months ago
If I had to pick one knife to survive it would not be a mora. I haven't found the right one yet but I do believe in a full tang knife and 1095 steel.,
sundogforlove 4 months ago
@sundogforlove ESEE knives are true full tang with 1095 and thebest warranty out there.
joezbackwith2gatz 3 months ago
You can get mora knife in Khazakstan? Cool.
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I was kinda hard on your pocket kit, but his video was better. Mora Knives are great, I have three and they are remarkable for the money. Classic 2 for under $20. I would put it against more than one $50-$80 knives.
brenterwin99611 4 months ago
Cool knife :)
visualguerillaFILMs 4 months ago
Damn shes hot I wish girl were into knives and look like her
ironknife9111 5 months ago
think these videos are realy cool like, i've used the mora knife for a year now very good blade. needs to be looked after tho as it is not stainless. raymears.com is the place to get one for anyone looking for a good deal.
mikedude509 5 months ago
do u swallow?
958933 5 months ago
She's a cutie.
mytuber81 5 months ago
Man she is cute. .. I am buying a mora..")
kyoumansable 5 months ago
Mora knives are Razors! Love them . If you venture into the forest .. I would also have something with more chopping power also ... Like a machete ,Small axe , kukri or parang . Fine cutting and game prep.. Moras are my favorite. AND THEY ARE LOW PRICED!
Beachcrib 5 months ago
I actually love my machete here in the forest lol its a great piece of gear. Nice vid, my mora has served me well over the years
freerunnin100 5 months ago
check out jungle primitive, now that's a knife
Hy22n 5 months ago
pretty awesome skinning knife in my book
survivealist 5 months ago
cute
sweetknives 5 months ago
Less is Mora
kristoffersweden 5 months ago
Rambo disliked this video 39 times
toomanyfires 5 months ago
You talk like a fag and you're shit's all retarded.
StoneAgeAbortion 5 months ago
haha i didnt now that the german word Rucksack is yoused overseas :D greets from germany
xshorty913x 5 months ago
@xshorty913x In Norway we call it a Ryggsekk..its pronounced just like rucksack...well almost. : D
MIRCWOOD 5 months ago
@MIRCWOOD haha okay interesting, well we never stop learning, now im a bit cleverer :DD
xshorty913x 5 months ago
I think i speak for us all when i say this women is a sexy survivor
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I am seriously thinking of getting the Hellion
luvUtube247 6 months ago
I really like the KM2000 from my military time. My mate got a Buckmaster(?) which is to heavy n to huge.
patreo 6 months ago
no no and no. not for survival situation. maybe for bushcraft but Not for survival!
Petegrin1 6 months ago
@Petegrin1
Cody Lundin begs to differ.
cameraguy1968 6 months ago
I just ordered the newer bushcraft style, these knives rate really well.They are not meant for cutting down trees bojango...wow, some people have no clue...these knives are meant for the smaller camp/bushcraft type of whittling and carving.
rynn53 6 months ago
i use an 11" khukri machete, straps on to my belt and has a thigh strap so it doesnt move around, i dont think its bulky and i can build anything with it, ur cute little piece of sharpened metal would require that u use a lot of energy to chop down trees for a good and sturdy shelter, mine just takes me a few good swings
bojangolemba 6 months ago
25 bucks, I bought mine for 8
ToddIngram1000 6 months ago
WTF why arent you in the kitchen?
justyoustupid 6 months ago
i got mine for 11.00$
survivealist 6 months ago
Cindy Anthony is doing knife reviews now?
a68rebel 6 months ago
@a68rebel LOL..ouch...she has lots of lawyer fees to pay back
luvUtube247 6 months ago
40 bucks? I can get two cold steel machetes that are light weight and slim enough to strap to the back of pack or hell even just onto your belt
vampire847 6 months ago
Nice, I have that same one, an excellent knife and oh yeah it's sharp,lol.
shadowflight762 6 months ago
sportsmansguide had them for 8.99 I bought 10 of them.
scary sharp.
MOAONAABE 7 months ago
I ordered a Mora clipper knife as in the video for 12,50 euro,s in the Netherlands its a carbon blade that was very rude stamped and not extreme sharp!! But i polished it and resharpened it and it cuts like a razor now!! But i agree its only for cutting meat or so because its very thin blade !! But a good knife for the price!
steinderbush 7 months ago
Camp knife not a survival knife. It can cut a stick but not the crap in your eyelashes.
DobermansRock 7 months ago
I really wouldn't hang my life on moras. They lack full tang wich makes them bit too unreliable for me. Though they aren't durable enough for tasks like batoning wood they are great utility knives.
TheInfidelis 7 months ago
I ordered the 911 on bensbackwoods for $11.98
VaguelyAmusing 7 months ago
I personally dig havin a machete, Moras are nice as a cooking knife but not particularly durable, and I'm talking about the lack of full tang. Liteweight though good cooking knife and backup not suited to true work knife duty. I tote a very old either 22" Mach or a 18" both I got from my grandfather and he acquired them in South America, and living in the Southern US they work for me, of course using them 'properly' is a skill.
Mora is a good tool but as a main blade under abuse it'll fail.
econnofoot 7 months ago
@econnofoot I have a couple of Mora knives, for hrd cutting or chopping I prefer an estwing carpenters hatchet. But, to each his own.
fork1964 7 months ago
a machette is no bulky. i would rather have a 19 inch machette than a 5 inch mora blade. Im not discrediting the mora, its a great knife. The ideal survival knife in my opinnion is a blade around 7-10 inches. Please no one take her advice on anything she knows absolutly nothing. "Killing mammals" retarded. You dont select a survival knife to go attack an animal with.
maddogmarine14 7 months ago
For killing mammals? What a ridiculous thing to say. It's a great knife, but really...
imaginaryteaparty 7 months ago
Mora Clipper 840MG 12 bucks US. Wonderful knife, and ultra ultra sharp.
pantucci 7 months ago
I have one of these Moras in stainless, and it was a fantastic bargain for the money ($15 shipped off Ebay). I didn't like the Scandinavian grind and ground a double-bevel edge into it using a Gerber coarse/fine sharpener. It is so sharp now it will literally shave hairs off my forearm.
Probably not strong enough for full-on survival use, but a great lightweight knife for hikers, kayakers, campers, etc.
CapnJay214Supra 8 months ago
If you paid $40 for that you got taken for about $25
1969jmac 8 months ago
Not true. The Gerber Gator Machete Jr is just the right size for woodland camping. Long blade machetes are for the jungle but mine works just fine for wood prep
airboy90 8 months ago
Well thats a primitive looking kitchen...
sorry i had to haha!!!!
Oozy9Millimeetah 8 months ago
@istonehf22lz
Oh, no, by all means make a judgement on me, however, by the other comments on you're channel, and the inability on you're part to spell the word "deaf" (please note the 4 characters...) I can clearly see you are someone who enjoys making brash comments on others about their opinions, and also simultaneously sporting the spelling and grammar capabilities of a 5 year old; or as I like to term them "dicks".
Consider yourself slammed buddy ;)
levelingup 8 months ago
I like her videos but her nose keeps getting in the way, so frustrating.
sebs30v 8 months ago
so cute. what was the video about?
SLowPLaYaH 8 months ago
I like how she calls them "MAMALS" instead of animals.
Ytuberx1 8 months ago
That sheath seems way to large for the knife... I'll keep my Ka-Bar.
kevtekvt 9 months ago
dsont ever spend alot of money on a knife period.... you need a cheap 5-10 buck river knife ie.... you dont mind having to throw that fucker in the river if you have to lol
monkadelic13 9 months ago
@monkadelic13 Except for the Mora, and VERY FEW OTHERS, you get what you pay for. I don't know what bushcraft or survival training teaches people to throw their knives in the river but you should go back there and throw yourself in. Apparently your knowledge of knives and probably of Bushcraft and its tools does not amount to the amount of information on a penny. Please attempt to restrain yourself from commenting in the future so others don't have to bother skipping your thought.
KorumEmrys 8 months ago
SOG knives are much better, but cost a tad more.
vinegaroon1 9 months ago
Jagged edge knives? You mean serrated? Stick to sucking cock beotch. Go hump one of those there trees and make animal noises at me!!
SOLDERBOY69 9 months ago
@SOLDERBOY69 lol
john22112 7 months ago
she is pretty...but a little more survivs please!!!!!!!
Nesembria 10 months ago
i have been a survival expert for over 20 years now including, military, and civilian and i am surprised how many of these videos are out there now. i guess everyone is an survival gurus .. now days....
miller4546 10 months ago
Some of you guys seem to slightly miss the point, I think. She doesn't say chase down, she says "killing mammals". Maybe like when a trap doesn't kill the animal, just wounds it, and you have the sever the spinal column to be humane. Or if you set a snare for a rabbit (small loop) and it catches something by the leg and in a "survival situation" you just need the protein, so you have to kill it. My question is if you don't think that "survival situation" is a good term for it, what is?
FrancoBear 10 months ago
ESEE ... get some.
djSpinege 10 months ago
@djSpineg
ESEE CAN I GET A HELL YEAH.... rat 5/ aka rc 5 sere
miller4546 10 months ago
@miller4546 niceee. RC 6 here, best knife i have ever used!
djSpinege 10 months ago
@miller4546 Hell Yeah!!! Apparently you are someone who is very knowledgeable about truly outstanding Cutlery!!! =) Have the ESEE 5&6, and the Junglas from ESEE, but own almost 100 knives...Unfortunately I have really only put about 30 of them to the test, mostly while in the Army.
KorumEmrys 8 months ago
@KorumEmrys Thank You, I served 10 years in the marines and lat moved to the army for 5 years and completed several military survival training courses. NOW, I 'm a wilderness environment survival instructor.
miller4546 8 months ago
awesome and very cute. i make hundreds of adventure films and survival vids on mt hood oregon. check out my vids peace
MOUNTAINOUS 10 months ago
@BRIKbushcraft It is basically saying she sounds like a total idiot.
levelingup 10 months ago
Jagged Edge, Killing mammals?
Couldn't be anything but an American could it.
Sadest thing I have seen for months
levelingup 10 months ago
@levelingup I'm not quite sure what your comment means exactly, but it is definitely ridiculous to think you can chase down a mammal and kill it with a Mora. She's Canadian btw
BRIKbushcraft 10 months ago
40.00 dollars? Man, you paid WAY too much for that knife. 15.00 dollars is about average for that model.
stephensgate1 10 months ago 2
@stephensgate1
i get those for 10 .00 max a piece
miller4546 10 months ago
I won't lie, people who say "survival situation" A. Sound like total idiots, and B. Have quite clearly never been in a "survival situation". Dear oh dear!
levelingup 11 months ago
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addblades1 11 months ago
@levelingup Les stroud uses that term. Someone using that term does not make them idiot
addblades1 11 months ago
The part she does not mention is they do not work well with fire starter kit.
rmstudio 11 months ago
Ka-bar bk2.
'nuff said.
DustinTheGoth 11 months ago
If you put the knife in your pocket can I put you in my rucksack?
Fizzypop1211 11 months ago
I have MANY Mora knives that were made in Sweden.
They are good steel, simple, practical blade designs which work well !
I have a very similar Mora knife in my kit, along with my British J. Adams jungle knife and another small British issue pocket knife(can't remember the name, but it has a pointy spike on it for piercing holes in cans of baked beans...hehe )
Thanks for the review and thanks for showing the world Mora knives. They are simple, cheap and so easy to use. Well done :o)
ihaveairlockers 11 months ago
Moras are great bushcrafting knives, but calling them "survival knives" are a liberal use of the term.
This is my opinion, but I believe a survival knife should be long and heavy enough to be used as an axe to cut down smaller trees and strong and thick enough to be able to split a decent size piece of wood by battoning. If you can't make firewood to make a fire, "surviving" in a forrest or jungle will be pretty hard.
relicen1 11 months ago
40 dollars for that piece of plastic???
please try out a marttiini knife thay just superb
vivalabra 11 months ago
Good advise as usual.
Altonmcc 11 months ago
I'd let her handle my knife
ammos8 11 months ago
Good lord, most of you guys are total jackasses.
If the person in a video were a man, the comments would, strangely, be more on point, but also equally hostile.
Ragitsu 11 months ago
With a Mora, you can easily dress game, gut fish, process kindling/tinder, use it for batoning, carve components for traps, make a fire drill, collect material for cordage, whittle weapons and other tools and use it for various chores around the camp. If I had money to burn and didn't mind losing, chipping or breaking a $500 knife, then I might opt for a custom blade. Until then ... :)
WFCoW 11 months ago
Personally, I would take a small hatchet and a sturdy pocket knife or folder with a good saw blade for general bushcraft any day over all those over-priced "survival knives" on the market. For general utility and convenience though, Moras fit the bill just fine: well made, lightweight, inexpensive, holds an edge and is completely expendable - exactly what a survival knife should be.
WFCoW 11 months ago
an i make neighbor steaks?
daybydaysurvival 11 months ago
lol, i can tell you a million resons why not have a mora knife as a survival knife.
Petegrin1 11 months ago
@Petegrin1
Why don't you tell us a few then?
TheWoodsranger 11 months ago
@TheWoodsranger okay
First: when betong with it and i gets stock it will come out of the handle or the steel will brake
2: plastic or wooden handle wich really hurts ur hands afetr a while
3: short blade, but that dosent always have to be i problem
a real surviving knife usually have rubber handle wich is really gryppy and counftybul(cant spell) wich prevents to hard chocks to ur hands. plus its better steel and usually longer blade (depends). but a rambo knife is not a surving knife either
Petegrin1 9 months ago
@Petegrin1
Okay, first that has never happened to me and i've used mora's for years. 2. I have a mora 711 G, with a rubber handle, and its my favourite, so i agree, a rubber handle rules when batoning. 3. Short blade isn't the problem, the long blades are incontrolable, it's better to carry an axe knife combo, unless in the rainforest where a parang is neccesary.
One last thing, i would ALWAYS prefer the basic bushcraft knife over any survival knife like bear grylls knif
TheWoodsranger 9 months ago
@TheWoodsranger ok i under stand ur point but the knife this girl has, it sone of those cheaps moras that is not a surviving knife. and a bear grylls knife tottally sucks. its only there cuz it sells good cuz it got the name ¨bear grylls¨ on it. i got a cold steel srk
Petegrin1 9 months ago
This women knows nothing of bushcraft. Check out how she holds the mora while she makes a "firestick". Could her grip be any weaker?
UTUBELO 1 year ago
@UTUBELO come on its just a demonstration
chrishoyt161718 11 months ago
Mora is a swedish knife brand and that knife being displayed is what all handymen, carpenters, plummers, and constructionworkers use in sweden, the red dot indicates that its carbonsteel, it also comes in stainless and that is indicated by a blue dot.
ultram4 1 year ago
I LOVE HER!!!
FUCK ALL YOU OPPOSING ASSHOLES!!!!!
AmerasianRedneck 1 year ago
Those edges on the back of the knife, are for scaling fish. P.S. You can purchase knifes for as little as a dollar a piece on E-bay. I purchased 10 of them for 9.99. They are not bad Stainless steel 3/32 thick and about 9" long, if lost no big deal. I have 4-5 different types of knifes in each bug out bag. I use a thick baronet blade on the stiking flint, with the cotton balls and vasaline I got it down to 1-2 stikes. A multi tool comes in handy with the cactus out here.
troybrownrigg 1 year ago
would a buck 110 be a good "bushcraft" knife
JayByrd319 1 year ago
@JayByrd319 No not really their great for small jobs but have 3 problems
1 the lock can fail leading to injury this is a problem with all locking blades
2 if your hands are wet or frozen with no guard or heel they can slip leading to injury or loss.
3 they are no as strong as a full tang knife so you have to be carfull how much stress you put on the blade.
the knife showen here is a decent enough one if your on a budget but I dislike plastic sheaves after bad experiences with them failing.
bogart99 1 year ago
@bogart99
oh ok thanks alot but i cant find these knives anywhere but online and i dont want one online so can u give me some different knives that u can buy at scheels, walmart, dicks sporting goods.
but i also have a ka-bar usmc fighting knife and a buck 119 r those good
JayByrd319 1 year ago
@JayByrd319 go to Amazon and Type mora knife. I'm not a American so the stores you mention are not native to me sorry. I have tried a Ka-bar knife I found it to big and impractical for the type of jobs you do with knife, You don't need a knife above 4 inch's in length for anything. I have no experience of the buck 119 knife you mention so can't really comment much on it on it.
bogart99 1 year ago
@bogart99
oh sorry about that ok ill try to get one online thanks alot though
JayByrd319 1 year ago
@bogart99 check out the kershaw antelope hunter or bear hunter knives.
Whisper6911 1 year ago
@Whisper6911 They look pretty decent but I'm not keen on finger guards and that back of the blade ridge thing is also a put off, those are both personal choices. I like the sheave of the bear hunter you wouldn't loose that knife any time soon. This is just my opinion baised on reviews I have seen I can't really say much of them as I have not used them as tools.
bogart99 1 year ago
@bogart99 mmm then check out the cold steel pendleton hunter.
they have several verieties, incl. a high end expensive one, and a simple cheap one, and some in between.
Whisper6911 1 year ago
@Whisper6911 The first knife I ever bought was a Cold Steel Knife It was a bad knife and has put me off the make. It had a plastic sheave that spilt on its on and the steel was of poor qualtiy so it would not hold a edge for long. I have no idea if things have improved since then but I still would not buy a Cold Steel knife.
bogart99 1 year ago
@bogart99 mmm well im fairly new to the brand (1,5 years or so) but i have nothing but praise for them.
i own 2 folders and a roachbelly and i am very happy with each of them.
i never heard anyone criticise the products, except for the machetes.
anyways the roach belly, a $15 knife is great for the money.
simple friction sheath, not my fav, but good for what it is.
tbh CS is my fav. brand atm.
but all my experiences are with the newer models.
Whisper6911 11 months ago
@Whisper6911 check out Buck knives, they make a bunch of economical hunting knives.
u might like one of those.
Whisper6911 11 months ago
tits or GTFO!
clintonlee07111 1 year ago
i would like to be lost in the woods with you
deepdiver1101 1 year ago
Nice Little Knife, and w/ all the comment below STFU! Take it to you're profile not here idiots... and gtfo
Hordesthugz13 1 year ago
hmmm.....better than no knife i guess
redrocker72 1 year ago
I think so that these knife is not sturdy and strong. The blade is so thin, looks like a cheap kitchen knife, and the stainless steel is very bright (as the Chinese bad quality knives).
For $25, you can get a better survival knife in Amazon.
aldegin 1 year ago
@aldegin I disagree, I have the same knive and it is real sturdy. The hardness of the blade is around 60-62Rockwell and it stays razor sharp for ages. The bad quality chinese knives you mention are made of a cheap stainless steel while the mora is made of a high carbon non-stainless steel. Also, the blade isn't thin, it's about 2.5mm thick, that's plenty for a small knive. btw: They are a lot cheaper here in Europe, I got mine for about 13$ plus shipping.
rostfleck79 1 year ago
buy them in the hardware store in sweden or norway for about $6us
they make a stainless blade and a high carbon blade, I have about 4 of each around the house. it is my go to knife
morrisster 1 year ago
great kitchen knife! .....wait thats not the kitchen
ZxMetaLxMadnessxZ 1 year ago
I'll Give YOU Something MORA And It's In My Pants LMAO
tylerdurden1971 1 year ago
@tylerdurden1971 fucking dick i bet this lady would gut you bitch dont disrespect her you fucking peace of shit DOOM ON YOU
5446jesse619 1 year ago
@5446jesse619 Well if I'm a "Fucking Dick" then get on Your knees YOU FUCKING COCKSUCKER!!!
tylerdurden1971 1 year ago
@tylerdurden1971 HAHAHA very funny i bet your a little bitch you just say stuff online but you are really a pussy ill be the better man and not disrespect this lady but i guess you might be one of those lowlifes that spends his life on the computer
5446jesse619 1 year ago
@5446jesse619 I was makin' a joke you fucking retard! so just go back to watching gay porn you little bitch. and if you were a better man you'd keep your fucking mouth shut,instead of running it on here and any fucking time you wanna find out how much of a little pussy i am I'D BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO MEET YOU!! BARE HANDS BITCH!! if you're man enough, I'll back up what the fuck I say
tylerdurden1971 1 year ago
@tylerdurden1971 your caps doesnt scare me bitch im only 16 and i am more than willing to fight you anyday it doesnt matter if your a SEAL delta etc i wont back down becuase i am a man ok i will tear you up
5446jesse619 1 year ago
@5446jesse619 Well no wonder You're talkin shit,You're just a little boy.Grow up and get a life and mind Your own buisness. I was making a joke and I bet the girl in the video would get a kick outta My comment so get over it BOY hahahaha
tylerdurden1971 1 year ago
@tylerdurden1971 IM NOT A BOY AND IF I WAS I WOULD HAVE LIED ABOUT MY AGE WOULD HAVE SAID IM SOME SORT OF BLACK BELT OK SO I WAS JUST STANDING UP FOR A WOMAN WHO GIVES A FLYING FUCK IF IT WAS A JOKE I HAD TO BRING HELL ON YOU BECAUSE A MAN WOULD NEVER DISRESPECT A WOMAN EVEN IF A WAS A JOKE YOUR NOT A MAN AND DONT SAY YOU ARE ALL YOU CAN SAY IS IM A BITCH I BET SHE DIDNT GET A KICK OF IT SHE IS NOT MAKING A VIDEO ABOUT ANY SORT OF TOPIC THAT INCLUDES SUCH IMMATURITY YOU GROW UP SHOW RESPECT
5446jesse619 1 year ago
@5446jesse619 Two words: EAT SHIT!!! LMAO
tylerdurden1971 1 year ago
@5446jesse619 The greater usage of all caps is in inverse proportion to IQ. Case in point.
newcoyote 1 year ago
@5446jesse619
Not only are you an idiot, but you are a sexist.
Ragitsu 1 year ago
@Ragitsu fuck you your probably a fucking tree hugger what have you done i was just standing up for her but i guess your a fucking loser because you decided to fucking argue with a 15 yr old get a life you could have been the better person and not said anything but i guess your just as an idiot thats why she didnt say anything because she is the better person and does waste her time arguing with people what are you proving nothing how am i a sexist i stand up for anybody who deserves respect
5446jesse619 1 year ago
@5446jesse619
"BECAUSE A MAN WOULD NEVER DISRESPECT A WOMAN"
How about a man never disrespecting a man, hm? If you don't believe in that, you are sexist to the male sex.
Ragitsu 1 year ago
@Ragitsu a man is respected for his actions if a man does not respect then he does not deserve respect but i respect many men but not all men deserve respect just like not all women like i told tylerdurden this woman is talking about something of interest she is not saying bs or talking shit to anyone she gives us her humble opinion about a subject and helps us she deserves our respect towards her tylerdurden does not deserve respect for his actions
5446jesse619 1 year ago
@5446jesse619
"a man is respected for his actions"
I assume the same goes for women, therefore, it goes for all people?
Ragitsu 1 year ago
@5446jesse619 ok anyday man here california 2664ridge way dr national city motherfucker ill be waiting
5446jesse619 1 year ago
my mora knife started to rust. How should i impregnate it?
Karletto555 1 year ago
$12.99 on ebay for that exact same knife, bought 2 of them about a month ago
REDSOXNYG 1 year ago
$40? that same exact knife(MORA 911) can be bought for $11....$14 with shipping at bens backwoods online. and youre hot, :)
LedZeppelin13k7 1 year ago
Mora 2000 is awesome but the edge gets roughed up pretty easy..
tjalolx 1 year ago
I found a similar 1 for $5
expertcreatormo 1 year ago
I love my Mora .. I use it everyday .., more then any other knife . But PLEASE have something with more chopping ability .. If you are in a survival situation. Processing firewood or making shelters . Mora can't do it worth a crap. Great knife though.. razor edge!
Beachcrib 1 year ago
You're pretty and your hair smells nice!!!
bushna2007 1 year ago
Thanks for the video. It's weird every time you have a lovely lady talking about the outdoors or hunting the guys just go crazy.
knightingalesaid 1 year ago
i love how some american words are taken from dutch ... but a question , in school i always learned in english a rugzak ( in dutch ) is called a backpack (in english ) tough allot of times i here english and american people call it a rugzak too ... and i only hear it for last couple of years ... is it standard english or some sort of slang ?
tough i really like how u and other english talking people say rugzak awesome !!
viniv20 1 year ago
@viniv20
I've used the word but I thought it was "ruck sack"
(I may be totally mistaken)
That would sorta kinda make sense because it is
like a very fancy "sack" that you carry your basic
"typical"stuff in.Hence the word "ruck" which is
defined as: "The usual run of persons or things".
...or for those who say "rug sack".....
rug could be short for rugged.
Just my thoughts on it....
mrsparex 1 year ago