Morakniv Garberg Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife with Carbon Steel Blade

Incredibly well built knife. Guys if you have big mitts like me this is a wicked comfortable knife to hold and use. You can baton with it. The grind on the back throws an impressive shower of sparks. Its very thick and well balanced. Its my pack utility knife at the moment. Extremely sharp. Worth every penny. I purchased the all black with the MOLLE sheath. Ive attached it to my utility pack next to my ifak. The straps hold extremely well worth every dollar

I had the OG mora and loved it so i got this one to replace it. i lost it lol moras dont break. As soon as i laid my hands on this blade i was in love.It just feels right in your hands especially if you have bigger hands.

So, I and others have tried certain blades made in elsalvador, and Ukraine, Im sure, and they do a knifes job really well. I always figured flint and steel was a joke for fire starting, until I hit it on this bad boy. The higher carbon steel makes the WORLD of difference in that department, and finally a full tang from mora, a knife that Ive loved for a long time, lets me have peace of mind no matter what Im doing! Fantastic knife!

Dull knife out of the box with uneven bevels. Who ever finished the knife really didn’t care about quality.

I’ve been a long time fan of mora and have lots of their knives, this one is the same great quality with a full tang design! My only complaint is that I’m not a big fan on the grip..sadly wish it was more rubbery like my bushcraft version!

Like the leather case. Like the size of the knife. Hit it with a big stick to split other big sticks. This knife does need to be oiled or waxed to keep from rusting. A good coating of leather conditioner or boot oil for the case for long lasting use. Take care of it and it will take care of you. I bought two. They will out live me.

Absolutely love it! Best in class bushcraft knife!

simple, durable, and gets the job done.

Awesome bush craft knife. The Mora companion on steroids.

softest kninfe i have ever owned... mora should stick to woodworking tools and left the beater knives to the pros.... this knife was the biggest waste of $90