Morakniv Garberg Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife with Carbon Steel Blade

Bushcraft knife up and waiting for awhile purchase. Very important item in Bushcraft

Hands down the most durable knife I have ever used! This thing is built for longevity and strength

This is a great mid budget bushcraft knife. Easy to sharpen and stays sharp. Sturdy and throws a good amount of sparks with the ferro rod. Not a custom knife, but less than half the price of one

This is a high quality knife. No doubt about it. However, it is not the knife for me. I like the solid full tang, the thick blade, the carbon steel, the fact that it is made in Sweden. But I returned this knife because of the following short falls: The handle did not inspire confidence. It felt stiff and slick, wet hands might not be able to keep a solid grip. There is no thumb rise, bolster or guard. I felt that my hand could just slip off of the wet grip and slide directly down the knife blade...there is no guard to prevent this. The blade has no serration. Serrated knives are harder to sharpen, but offer some cutting capabilities that a straight blade does not. The worst part about this knife is the sheath. I hate it. It is oddly designed and flimsy. The knife seems to nest firmly into the sheath, but the way it attaches to the belt or pack is not a firm positive attachment. All in all, this is a stout knife. Rugged and ready to serve in a survival situation. But the sheath, lack of hand guard and odd sheath made me reconsider the knife. I purchased a Gerber LMF II infantry in its place.

knife is a great value and works well at outdoor/camping chores. scandi grind needed help to zero at edge. rivets in leather sheath are weak, but all in all the knife is a work horse

The value for the money is great, it does everything you need for a bushcraft knife. I did catch a small nick in the blade on my first time using it, but I was abusing it by batoning it extensively. Overall phenomenal knife.

Great knife, has been working great for me. Blade length is a little shorter than some survival knives, but a really good length for field dressing game and general knife chores. Love the sharp edges on the spine for ferro rods, holds a good edge, easy to sharpen, high carbon steel. Grip is sufficient, good feel in the hand no matter how I grab it (I wear a large glove), plastic-rubber like, but not slippery when wet. Full tang, but blade is a little thin. I wouldn’t want to baton wood with it regularly. A touch high on price, scabbard is eh, ok, but I will be making a custom for it.

I was looking for a sturdy full tang outdoor knife and this Mora filled my need! Some things are done better with a flat grind but this knife will do most things very well!

This knife absolutely surpassed my expectations. I purchased it with the leather sheath and wow. The sheath is amazing quality.The knife itself feels great and functions even better. Arrived extremely sharp and in excellent condition. Only regret is I wish I had bought it sooner!!

Mora is among the best as far as Bushcraft knives, and this is their top of the line (although all their knives are good.