These mora knives are the kind of knives that you find in your great great grandfathers old tool storage and is still fully functional. Trust me, I'm a swede.
I'm living in the forest for a year because I can't pay my student rent. I'm going to have to make fires to survive (not for cooking reasons) in the winter, and I don't have space or capacity to carry an axe every day. I don't wanna risk my cooking knife breaking batoning, when scrambling to make viable firewood on worst-case days. (And getting splinters of poorly tempered steel in my face.) Now you tell me a trusted brand, not cheap knife isn't at least the smallest investment I can make for peace of mind. Even if it's not just for slicing ham.
@@___xyz___ Yes, go for a decent, trusted brand by all means... I'd say Mora qualify here but there's nothing wrong with spending a few more dollars on something like Ka-Bar, Buck (some people slate them but I've loved all of mine, just keep losing them) or Cold Steel etc. As long as the blade is made from good steel you'll be fine. I think the advice here is not to worry about spending hundreds on "super" knives as something cheaper or mid-range will perform just as well, if not better. Mora have found that with a bonded handle that has no moving parts or failure points, combined with quality steel that's ground well, it is possible to make a very cheap knife that is just as strong as some knives costing ten or even twenty times more.
Most hidden tangs have reputation to break inside or develop wobble. Not the case with Moras and some other brands. The stick tangs are set in tough plastic. Cold steel does the same with some of their products. SOG does the same with their zytel handles and they're tougher than hell.
For all the bluster about full tang it seems like knives that do break usually do so about 1-2 inches away from the handle and not inside the handle at all. Cedric and Ada Bushcraft broke the full tang expensive D2 Boker Vox Rold batoning through wood that cheaper knives survived and it broke in the middle of the blade.
So I’ve decided to get my first knife at the age of 48 lol. I’m gonna get the robust and if handle breaks. ( probably won’t). But then that just gives me an excuse to make it a nice wooden handle:)))
Neph Drummond why do you want them to break such an expensive machine? if that video is gonna be made im gonna be pissed at you kids in Africa could have eaten that hydrolic press!
Yes, I watched this 3 years ago and again today. However, I have 7 Moras. Of them, the Robust is the most used for hard work. A most trusted knife that will never fail. And thanks DBK for the entertaining and informative video. You guys are great!
I've watched this vids 5yrs ago now I've had it n my hands and it's free.. actually a gift from our second officer of silver Shadow when I made a fish decor fr souuthern yellow pine w a name of his gf carved n it. Life is good
I bought three of these, because I use knives everyday, for many tasks and I’ve never had a Mora tang or handle fail, which is more than I can say for most other brands.. I Sold all my “high quality” brand name knives when I found that for every task, there’s a Mora that is better (And much cheaper)
Dutch Bushcraft Knives - In my experience, if the company would rather not show the exact specification of the knife's steel, it's most likely nothing to brag about. What they've probably done is taken a bunch of cheap carbon steel somewhere around HRC-58 (brittle metal that's terrible for re-sharpening), put a plastic handle on it with a half tang or less, and are now selling it for a low price.
Fooly Cooly (apologies for my limited knowledge of chemistry) it's too bendy for a high-carbon steel and too hard for a low carbon steel. So it's probably some sort of alloy that is a mix of the two.
I have one Mora at home.... it was bought in 93 or 94, lived till 2002 as "main camping knife", with batoning, cans opening, woodcraft etc. till 2010 in garage with wires cutting, can opening, plastic cutting and breaking..... at it's still alive - having it's rest in the kitchen, i've just normally resharpened it, scratched, but handle and blade are still OK enough not to look weird. i have no idea what else can be THAT price-effective. Just bought this one to accompany Classic 1 model
Mora Knife made from Swedish Steel and used in all sorts of professions that needs a knife. Even the army use them as standard combat knives but they are made bigger and slightly different.
Piper Amadeus we use them a lot for a go to when lobster fishing sure they rust to hell but there cheap and hella good even when beat to shit and rusted
Do you know which one they use for the army by any chance? Or know if they sell them? When I Google if I just keep seeing military green and even the basic one you can buy for 10 bucks says it's a basic military knife so they're talking about what it looks like. I would like to purchase one that they use in the sweedish army but if not my robust will do!
@DTL appreciate the reply. I actually have an ontario airforce survival knife that is damn nice. I have an Ontario rat 2 on the way and just ordered 2 civivis this morning. Brazen drop point and the cogent button lock. Can't wait!!
Iri5hb055 true but i mean mos other knives would bend or snap. I suppose since theyre only chips and not bends then he could just grind it a bit wnd make it brwnd new
i would have put it very deep into the tree, get the strongest man in the world, give him the heaviest sledge hammer in the world and let him do his thing. he will hit it so hard to the point where it cuts the tree in half and make the knife non existent
@@gethigh961 Yes they are tools but proper tool use is why we don't end up at the retailer buying a new one once a week. A survival knife and bushcraft knife are two different items.
All these years and nothing has changed. It’s still an absolute unit at an incredibly low price. I take two knives with me into the woods. This being one of those knives.
Yep, well. It's a tool. Not pretty and not comfortable to hold. But simple and effective. Maybe it sounds overly finnish, but mostly nothing in the video seemed too exstreme to me. Moras are meant to be treated roughly, and be replaced when eventually broken. Though, i havent... oh i have actually seen one break, in school woodcraft class...
Septimus i won Jandorff - In school, in the woodwork class (träslöjden), you have the choice to make your own knife. The blade of choice is Mora. The work you do is on the handle, you get to chose the material you want to use, and make your own mora knife. You also get to make your own sheet from leather. Now I'm an old Swedish man, I made my own knife, and as long as you have woodworking classes you too should have the choice to make one. So take your racism and stupidity and fuck off. You're not wanted in our great country Sweden.
You get to make knives in school in sweden!? Here in the US they hand out suspensions and expulsions for bringing plastic butter knives, and childrens toy knives to school. Schools here are dumb glad I graduated when I did.
+ West Coast Warriors Archive hahaha the woodwork classes in Sweden is like a illegal weapon factory. we used to do those ninja star things that you throw and baseballbats knifes etc. pretty funny when i look back on it.
I carry a Robust on my belt since 2017 and i have to say that this knife is the best knife i ever had! It's built like a tank! I have full tang knives and they are not so sturdy. I love my Mora Robust. Buy 3 or 4 of them you won't regret it!
"We have a life! Don't get angry!!!" LOL As much as it hurt my feelings to see this kind of abuse on a wonderful Mora, it's good to see that the Robust can handle such extreme abuse. Thanks for sharing.
Bought several of them. They came in today and I am giving to my employees. They work great in the mining industry and I believe they will work well in others.
It's closer to 14 euros, but even then that is still an amazing price for a knife with that kind of power, I may buy this knife sometime in the future because that knife is a monster.
LeOssi belt grinder eats away too much material off the blade, it really wastes the metal. It also ruins the tempering, making the knife unreliable and edge retention degrades. Not to mention that every little mistake changes the edge angle and profile, sometimes irreversibly, and this has negative effect both on looks and performance. Good knives need to be sharpened by hand, anything electric hurts the blade. If you're gonna use a grinder, you should be well aware what you're doing like they explained in the video. It really would have taken hours and hours to fix this level of damage.
nonstopbg not necessarily. you still need to know how to use belt grinder without destroying the edge if you want to be a good knife maker. still you will need to do some corrections to the blade by hand tools
Interesting review. You have convinced me that it is possible to build quality products in Europe and still deliver a very competitive price. On a real scenario, if the blade would get damaged like you have shown it would probably be more expensive to have it professionally restored than to order a new replacement. Thanks for sharing.
I'm impressed. Gentlemen, you just sold a knife. I'm definitely taking one of these in my kit whenever I go hiking now, they weigh next to nothing so there's no reason not to have one.
Joex actually abused the knife BEYOND what anyone would ever reasonably ever do...yet it DID NOT BREAK. I have bought 4 in total with more on the way as gifts 😊
I bought this knife because I randomly found your video years ago. I have only needed to sharpen the Robust ONCE in 3 years. I now own a few Moras and the Robust is still my favorite and I love to watch you guys try to kill what will not die sometimes. Awesome video guys, thanks
You guys prompted me to buy my first "bushcraft" knife. First real fixed blade, actually! I'm more than impressed with this guy. My sharpest knife out of $100- 250 dollar knives I own right from the factory. I love this thing already
Wanted to get my nephew a decent xmas gift for once, so finding a budget knife that is really good value and will last his whole life was a nice thing to land on. Just had the delivery tracker confirm it's on its way. Thanks, amiable Dutch knife guys.
My knife came in the mail today also! It's a blade that will pierce my victim's flesh with ease; with a strong handle to feel the orgasmic twist along with the sweet melody of his scream with my instrument of murder!! The serrated edge should saw through small bone, while using a carbon fibre hacksaw to sear the femur. Just need the portions the right size to fit inside my furnace. At such an intense burning heat, only ash will be left behind ...his family will never know. Constructing my murder plan now..... the investigators will never find any remains!!!
truly amazing craftsmanship - i have never seen such abuse on such a small knife and the little blade survived ? amazing - just bought one because of this video
Mora Robust is my work knife of choice as a blacksmith, fabricator and welder, perfect as a prybar, great for knocking the slag of a weld, cuts well and easy to get hair poppin' sharp, all this for a low price, awesome product.
Hardened steel in the center, for a sharp edge that doesn't need to be sharpened often, surrounded by soft flexible carbon steel to prevent the knife from snapping. The "blade" in the center has probably snapped at a hundered places, but it is all held together firmly as intended. No magical materials, just pretty clever engineering.
Harald Kanin carbon steel is neither soft nor flexible. Carbon is what makes steel brittle. Also Mora's are cheap because their simplicity. Their not a sandwich of mild steel with a hardenable core.
John Smith Actually no, you are wrong. I live in Dalarna ("The Valleys") fairly close to Mora, and I've actually been there a few times. To back up my facts, instead of being some internet troll I'll give you this snippet from "morakniv se": "Knivbladens kärna är av kolstål med mjukare stål på yttersidorna. Laminatstålet gör det möjligt att härda stålet till hög hårdhet, HRC 58-60, vilket gör att knivbladet får en oöverträffad seghet, överlägsen eggbeständighet, maximal skärpa och livslängd. Dessutom går bladet går att böja" To give a rough translation, it's something like this: "The knife's core is carbon steel surrounded by softer steel. This laminate steel makes it possible to harden the steel to high hardness, HRC 58-60, which gives the knife blade an unbeatable toughness, maximal sharpness and lifetime. The blade will also be able to bend."
Just ordered my first proper knife because of this video...I look forward to purchasing more in the future. Thank you for this video...job well done!!!
Bought one about 2 years ago and discovered that I could clip it to my belt and have the rest of the sheath tucked into my back pocket and it's very comfortable and hidden. I'm a mechanic and beat the hell out of everything including a knife so I like affordable but sturdy and I can tell you after 2 years this thing has taken a pounding and still going strong and I love having my whole front pocket free since I no longer have a need for a beefy folder.
As soon as I saw your video, I wanted this knife. Came home and showed my wife the video. Half way through, she went and ordered the knife. You guys are great salesmen.
You should try out the actual craftsmen variant we use/buy the most.. it's like 45-60sek (4-5 euros) has a hollow handle, same blade as most of those knife but otherwise completely in plastic.. i took out a whole bathroom with one of those and a hammer...
I have the Robust and I love it. I don't know much about expensive knives as I don't have the money to buy them. But under Euro 10, nothing can beat this. I am surprised not many of the fancy knife peeps have reviewed it. And that is why I like watching videos from you chaps. One gets a range of gear, from the most expensive to the cheapest. On the Robust, my hands are a wee bit uncomfortable on the plastic double guard handle. So I have taken the plastic handle off (you have to buy me a drink if you want to know how tough it was) and trying to put a wooden one on it. Hopefully will finish it soon. The blade has a nice patina on it from use and I can't wait to have the wooden handle + kydex or leather sheath done so that I could use it again. I have a bunch of knives, but I guess this one is a keeper. I am building another, which is a Lauri mini leuku (stuff in Finland). Probably will sell all the other stuff and just keep the Lauri, the Robust and a big ass Schrade for everything. Oh, and the Mora Eric Frost laminated steel knives :-) I also have the Mora Eldris. I love that knife. I use it a lot. Amazing for wood carving and fine work. Recently made Maui's hook for my son with this one. Have you guys done a review of the Eldris? Be well you two! Hope the summer has been good so far!
Idk if it's just from owning a lot of cheapo and a lot of good knives but as a kid I did most of this stuff because I was stupid and didn't care because the cheapos were a dime a dozen and we could always sharpen them back, although I did break the knife my grandfather brought me from Zimbabwe on accident that was a sad day
Hey we fixed it, its not like I snapped the blade I just somehow managed to fully extract the entirety of it from the wooden handle. Also the only knife I've broken to
DBK, eu moro no Brasil, infelizmente não consigo entender o que vocês estão falando ao longo do vídeo , mais só pelas imagens já é o bastante , ganhei um semana passada do meu filho , depois que mostrei esse. Vídeo pra ele tou muito feliz com ela ....
THAT IS AMAZING GUYS,,, I AM going to definetly get one. A very strong , durable , reliable knife of which the cost is excellent , as is the Mora Robust ! Awesome.
The Nokia of Knives
Syed Rafiq Kazim Lol!!!!
Syed Rafiq Kazim dude what is the garberg then ?
The gold plated iPhone 12 SE
@@robinpohl2702 Aload of horse raddish
@@JGilly-cp1tk fair enough, but i was talking about toughness
These mora knives are the kind of knives that you find in your great great grandfathers old tool storage and is still fully functional. Trust me, I'm a swede.
Martisan sant
I hope that Esee is watching this!!! All that money spent and here comes Mora!
show as your findings at your great great...
Guess I'ma stock up on a bunch of them with custom sheaths
It makes You wonder how other knife makers charge such inflated prices for knives ? Well I say knife collections always start and finish with a Mora !
maybe after 129 years Mora has learned how to make excellent knives affordably. as an old fart myself, i really know that experience counts.
Yep, my first non gas station knives were moras many years ago, now after hundreds of dollars and dozens of knives I've come back home to moras.
If you're buying knifes for _not cooking reasons_ that are really expensive it's for bragging rights, unique tools, or because you're getting scammed.
I'm living in the forest for a year because I can't pay my student rent. I'm going to have to make fires to survive (not for cooking reasons) in the winter, and I don't have space or capacity to carry an axe every day. I don't wanna risk my cooking knife breaking batoning, when scrambling to make viable firewood on worst-case days. (And getting splinters of poorly tempered steel in my face.) Now you tell me a trusted brand, not cheap knife isn't at least the smallest investment I can make for peace of mind. Even if it's not just for slicing ham.
@@___xyz___ Yes, go for a decent, trusted brand by all means... I'd say Mora qualify here but there's nothing wrong with spending a few more dollars on something like Ka-Bar, Buck (some people slate them but I've loved all of mine, just keep losing them) or Cold Steel etc. As long as the blade is made from good steel you'll be fine. I think the advice here is not to worry about spending hundreds on "super" knives as something cheaper or mid-range will perform just as well, if not better. Mora have found that with a bonded handle that has no moving parts or failure points, combined with quality steel that's ground well, it is possible to make a very cheap knife that is just as strong as some knives costing ten or even twenty times more.
I didn't know Nokia 3310 came into à knife
hahah :D :D
Feelinq ϟ mora robust vs Nokia 3310.
Wow! Really? Gonna check it out haha
After I smashed my 6310. Parts of it was as sharp as the mora.
Was that on purpose or on accident
Yet people will still complain about its hidden Tang. LOL
Most hidden tangs have reputation to break inside or develop wobble. Not the case with Moras and some other brands. The stick tangs are set in tough plastic. Cold steel does the same with some of their products. SOG does the same with their zytel handles and they're tougher than hell.
@@LXT43 More like, most inexperienced woodsmen have a "reputation" of breaking their hidden tang knives.
it's not anything special
For all the bluster about full tang it seems like knives that do break usually do so about 1-2 inches away from the handle and not inside the handle at all. Cedric and Ada Bushcraft broke the full tang expensive D2 Boker Vox Rold batoning through wood that cheaper knives survived and it broke in the middle of the blade.
So I’ve decided to get my first knife at the age of 48 lol. I’m gonna get the robust and if handle breaks. ( probably won’t). But then that just gives me an excuse to make it a nice wooden handle:)))
Even done with "tongue in cheek," this Mora was more than "robust." It should be labeled, "legendary."
"it will kill"
Vlad The Impaler “it will keel”
Doug marcaida be like
Ce face omul meu Vlad Tepes?
Mora Robust vs Nokia 3310
NO.
The universe would implode.
dadiocoleman Hydraulic press a Mora into a Nokia, it might dent in the press plates.
The 3310 was the LEAST durable phone ever created, it broke from breathing on it.
Neph Drummond why do you want them to break such an expensive machine? if that video is gonna be made im gonna be pissed at you kids in Africa could have eaten that hydrolic press!
+lol Stop telling "jokes" you're not fit for it.
Yes, I watched this 3 years ago and again today. However, I have 7 Moras. Of them, the Robust is the most used for hard work. A most trusted knife that will never fail. And thanks DBK for the entertaining and informative video. You guys are great!
Two weeks ago I had zero when I watched my first DBK video. Now I have three with one Robust. These dudes _are_ great.
I've watched this vids 5yrs ago now I've had it n my hands and it's free.. actually a gift from our second officer of silver Shadow when I made a fish decor fr souuthern yellow pine w a name of his gf carved n it. Life is good
And then people still cry about how "Moras arent full tang, that makes them so weak and dangerous, and it will break really easily..."
composite is very strong, but i would love to see them stand on the handle instead of the blade.
Is their only weakness
I bought three of these, because I use knives everyday, for many tasks and I’ve never had a Mora tang or handle fail, which is more than I can say for most other brands.. I Sold all my “high quality” brand name knives when I found that for every task, there’s a Mora that is better (And much cheaper)
@@ModernBladesmith when would most of the pressure ever be on the handle when using the knife?
@@edgarabramz always? when would you ever hold a knife by the blade?
What's the exact specification of the steel used in this knife? "Carbon steel" is about as vague as saying my floor is made out of hard wood.
+Fooly Cooly I believe mora uses sk5 steel but the don't specify the steel.
Dutch Bushcraft Knives - How did you come to that conclusion if the company doesn't specify the steel?
+Fooly Cooly morakniv.se/en/knivkunskap/stalet/
They don't mention which type of carbon steel they use. Why, I don't know.
Dutch Bushcraft Knives - In my experience, if the company would rather not show the exact specification of the knife's steel, it's most likely nothing to brag about. What they've probably done is taken a bunch of cheap carbon steel somewhere around HRC-58 (brittle metal that's terrible for re-sharpening), put a plastic handle on it with a half tang or less, and are now selling it for a low price.
Fooly Cooly (apologies for my limited knowledge of chemistry) it's too bendy for a high-carbon steel and too hard for a low carbon steel. So it's probably some sort of alloy that is a mix of the two.
My robust has cut open 6 months of mail and it has survived. Amazing!
Don't commit a murder with this knife. You'll never be able to destroy the murder weapon. :)
SnowXy good strat
Fun fact: In 2003 the swedish foreign minister was actually murded by a man using a mora knife.
Victor Cardelli why do u think the man how did it got catched?
Joshua Benton aww man you ruined my weekend plans
For real? Where is this to read?
There is a great example that Mora has the heat treat down to a fine Art.
Mora can't be beat at this price point.
i still rewatch this video. I bought a Mora Robust the same night I first saw this video. So glad I found out about this channel and Mora.
After this video, I will definitely buy knife from this company
You won't be disappointed. It's cheap but top notch in quality.
i've been reading the word knives for the past 3 minutes in this comment section, but when i read your comment, i pronounced the 'K' for some reason
how about opinel knives?
Ricky looks and sounds toasted af😂😂
LOL XD
I have one Mora at home.... it was bought in 93 or 94, lived till 2002 as "main camping knife", with batoning, cans opening, woodcraft etc. till 2010 in garage with wires cutting, can opening, plastic cutting and breaking..... at it's still alive - having it's rest in the kitchen, i've just normally resharpened it, scratched, but handle and blade are still OK enough not to look weird.
i have no idea what else can be THAT price-effective.
Just bought this one to accompany Classic 1 model
Mora Knife made from Swedish Steel and used in all sorts of professions that needs a knife.
Even the army use them as standard combat knives but they are made bigger and slightly different.
Piper Amadeus we use them a lot for a go to when lobster fishing sure they rust to hell but there cheap and hella good even when beat to shit and rusted
Do you know which one they use for the army by any chance? Or know if they sell them? When I Google if I just keep seeing military green and even the basic one you can buy for 10 bucks says it's a basic military knife so they're talking about what it looks like. I would like to purchase one that they use in the sweedish army but if not my robust will do!
@DTL appreciate the reply. I actually have an ontario airforce survival knife that is damn nice. I have an Ontario rat 2 on the way and just ordered 2 civivis this morning. Brazen drop point and the cogent button lock. Can't wait!!
the blade was chipped, but still really amazing.
Iri5hb055 well we expected the blade to be snapped in half I think it passed the test XD
Light Show true
Iri5hb055 true but i mean mos other knives would bend or snap. I suppose since theyre only chips and not bends then he could just grind it a bit wnd make it brwnd new
Forget Garberg, get two Robusts!
i would have put it very deep into the tree, get the strongest man in the world, give him the heaviest sledge hammer in the world and let him do his thing. he will hit it so hard to the point where it cuts the tree in half and make the knife non existent
Quite the imagination.
Geometry Dash ViViD Quite the deforestation*
Ok i'll do it, just give me the hammer.
Being a knife collector who babys his knives, this video was very painful for me to watch.
same, I never use 99% of mine.
knives are made to be used
@@gethigh961 Yes they are tools but proper tool use is why we don't end up at the retailer buying a new one once a week. A survival knife and bushcraft knife are two different items.
Spontaneous Flooper please, mora knives are cheap for one, and durable
Well if your knives can't do that what good are they sitting on a shelf collecting dust.
All these years and nothing has changed. It’s still an absolute unit at an incredibly low price. I take two knives with me into the woods. This being one of those knives.
I like how when they saw video, it sounds like wideo.
and I like how when you say say, it looks like saw!
Otto Gillen yeah got me there 😂
:D
put it on a hydraulic press :)
yes they should do that
Joshua Kunkle they should do that
Joshua Kunkle ja ey mannen doe dat
WonderLust
who cares it will be fun to see what happens
it'll break, a hydraulic press can shatter diamond, at this point the gimmick has been over played.
That's very impressive...great testing. My next Mora will be a Robust
I think Mt. Rushmore was carved with a Mora knife!
Impossible!... It took years to carve Mt. Rushmore.
@@cliveloosley8018 woooosh....
@@rollothewalker5535 woosh
@@cliveloosley8018 Woosh
No, but it was used to cut down the mighty forest of americas southwest.
omg you guys look like the 2 main characters in the show the inbetweeners
Glad to know I wasn't the only one thinking this.
Truuuuu
Congrats on the 1.5 million viewed video guys. So happy to see you guys come this far😭
thanks a lot Ricky! we are very happy about it!
Hydraulic press vs that lol
When he strike the knife to cut metal i get the chills. Poor knife :(
And the brick
Barberman gay
its a rly cheap construction knife, not rly a knife you care about
Barberman i did too but then I seen the price... ONLY $15
Yep, well. It's a tool. Not pretty and not comfortable to hold. But simple and effective. Maybe it sounds overly finnish, but mostly nothing in the video seemed too exstreme to me. Moras are meant to be treated roughly, and be replaced when eventually broken. Though, i havent... oh i have actually seen one break, in school woodcraft class...
This Mora Robust destruction test video is my favorite hard testing knife video ever!!! You guys rock!!!!!
+Lone Wolf Bushcraft thanks a lot!
after watching this video I decided to buy the robust and I love it!
Everyone in Sweden gets to make their own personalized Mora knife in school. (y)
Septimus i won Jandorff - In school, in the woodwork class (träslöjden), you have the choice to make your own knife. The blade of choice is Mora.
The work you do is on the handle, you get to chose the material you want to use, and make your own mora knife. You also get to make your own sheet from leather.
Now I'm an old Swedish man, I made my own knife, and as long as you have woodworking classes you too should have the choice to make one.
So take your racism and stupidity and fuck off. You're not wanted in our great country Sweden.
You get to make knives in school in sweden!? Here in the US they hand out suspensions and expulsions for bringing plastic butter knives, and childrens toy knives to school. Schools here are dumb glad I graduated when I did.
+ West Coast Warriors Archive hahaha the woodwork classes in Sweden is like a illegal weapon factory. we used to do those ninja star things that you throw and baseballbats knifes etc. pretty funny when i look back on it.
I remember making my knife out of mahogany wood... I dunno where I got the wood from but hey, I got a mahogany knife xD
*****
Damn I definitely would have tried to make some kind of fantasy battle axe if I lived in sweden.
Price is fluctuating on Amazon. Was $17 yesterday, now $16 today. I found another seller selling for $5 plus $5 shipping. I bought four!
Benefit of living in Sweden, this knife for €5 ;)
Voffman in here its 65 $
I found it for €6 on a trip to Sweden.
In Murcia it’s $15
$29.19 CDN...
This was one of my first videos of watching dbk, and I'm now proud to say I own a mora robust of my own
I'm getting one. Brilliant light weight EDC knife.
2:22 that face tho 😂😂😂
I carry a Robust on my belt since 2017 and i have to say that this knife is the best knife i ever had! It's built like a tank! I have full tang knives and they are not so sturdy. I love my Mora Robust. Buy 3 or 4 of them you won't regret it!
i love this ad, its informative, truthful, and friendly!
Ad????
Review...
Great ad!
Best as on RedTube I'm still watching for the porn
TH-cam reviews are really just independent ads.
"We have a life!
Don't get angry!!!" LOL
As much as it hurt my feelings to see this kind of abuse on a wonderful Mora, it's good to see that the Robust can handle such extreme abuse. Thanks for sharing.
Bought several of them. They came in today and I am giving to my employees. They work great in the mining industry and I believe they will work well in others.
Indestructible until I drop my mixtape on it.
There, I made an old joke and now I'm going to leave.
I wanted to like your comment but it already has 111 likes and I won't break that perfection
broke it
@@arielgarcia5065 you're allowed to like now
It's closer to 14 euros, but even then that is still an amazing price for a knife with that kind of power, I may buy this knife sometime in the future because that knife is a monster.
I'm sure Gon Freecss could brake it though.. haha it sure is a great knife!
Dutch Bushcraft Knives
haha nice, yeah i can't believe how powerful that knife is still.
Best advertisement for Morakniv ever😅
I was getting angry about the belt grinder, but then you were honest about it so it's ok. Cheers ( :
haha thanks mate! I would normally never get my knives near it,
Dutch Bushcraft Knives whats up with the belt grinder ? i dont get it
LeOssi belt grinder eats away too much material off the blade, it really wastes the metal. It also ruins the tempering, making the knife unreliable and edge retention degrades. Not to mention that every little mistake changes the edge angle and profile, sometimes irreversibly, and this has negative effect both on looks and performance. Good knives need to be sharpened by hand, anything electric hurts the blade. If you're gonna use a grinder, you should be well aware what you're doing like they explained in the video. It really would have taken hours and hours to fix this level of damage.
nonstopbg not necessarily. you still need to know how to use belt grinder without destroying the edge if you want to be a good knife maker. still you will need to do some corrections to the blade by hand tools
Interesting review. You have convinced me that it is possible to build quality products in Europe and still deliver a very competitive price. On a real scenario, if the blade would get damaged like you have shown it would probably be more expensive to have it professionally restored than to order a new replacement. Thanks for sharing.
The people at Mora held a meeting to watch this video. Raises were given, babies were born, people cheered and Mora knives are still awesome.
+C Poitevint hahhaa
I don't know why this was recommended to me..
And I don't know why I watched the whole thing.
+SwiftyLovesYou you know you loved it! Haha good day
I knew Mora does very good quality knives - but I didn´t expect this. That thing took some serious punishment.
Amazing Quality for that price.
That's not amazing quality for the price, that's amazing quality. Period.
I'm impressed. Gentlemen, you just sold a knife. I'm definitely taking one of these in my kit whenever I go hiking now, they weigh next to nothing so there's no reason not to have one.
+stilllife8 awesome!
Joex actually abused the knife BEYOND what anyone would ever reasonably ever do...yet it DID NOT BREAK.
I have bought 4 in total with more on the way as gifts 😊
This video is the reason that I just bought one of these and I am very impressed at the quality especially given the price.
I bought this knife because I randomly found your video years ago. I have only needed to sharpen the Robust ONCE in 3 years. I now own a few Moras and the Robust is still my favorite and I love to watch you guys try to kill what will not die sometimes. Awesome video guys, thanks
Wow! I wasn't too surprised until the tip test on brick. Really surprised. I'd love to see the stainless version with similar tests.
Painful to watch, but I'm glad he's okay :')
Who?
The knife. :)
Kek
Don't feel too bad, it's a Mora! He could throw it away and buy a brand new one for less than 15 euros.
Calum McMichael exactly :)
You guys prompted me to buy my first "bushcraft" knife. First real fixed blade, actually! I'm more than impressed with this guy. My sharpest knife out of $100- 250 dollar knives I own right from the factory. I love this thing already
my favorite knife. i burnished it to black and sharpend the backside for firesteel.
By the end, the wooden mallet was more damaged than the Mora. Great video.
Wanted to get my nephew a decent xmas gift for once, so finding a budget knife that is really good value and will last his whole life was a nice thing to land on. Just had the delivery tracker confirm it's on its way. Thanks, amiable Dutch knife guys.
I wonder how many Robusts they've sold for Morakniven by making this video.....THOUSANDS lol
I also wonder haha. never imagined this video to get so much attention.
Dutch Bushcraft Knives I've bought 3 moras including a robust after watching yalls stuff :)
It sold me one
I ordered one right away! Lol
I just bought five and had the blades engraved with my favorite bands! Great knives!
My knife came in the mail today also! It's a blade that will pierce my victim's flesh with ease; with a strong handle to feel the orgasmic twist along with the sweet melody of his scream with my instrument of murder!! The serrated edge should saw through small bone, while using a carbon fibre hacksaw to sear the femur. Just need the portions the right size to fit inside my furnace. At such an intense burning heat, only ash will be left behind ...his family will never know. Constructing my murder plan now..... the investigators will never find any remains!!!
Kim Cornell You post this on every knife vid?
kinda weird post to say the least. You've seen this under more videos?
Yup. And yup. Bit of an oddball i'd say
Probably in need of attention.
Dutch Bushcraft Knives Ik denk t ook :)
truly amazing craftsmanship - i have never seen such abuse on such a small knife and the little blade survived ? amazing - just bought one because of this video
I'll believe it's indestructible when you put it blade edge facing up and run it over with a steamroller
try it against itself
Idiot neither would break if its "indestructible" smartass
aren't you a tad too young to be watching knife vids?
+MinecraftGamer Kid15 there's no such thing as indestructible
F1ght1ngF1sh I'm 13 and I collect Knives, have since I was 11, now I have over 50
as long as your parents have taught you to respect knives then there's no problem with being young and collecting them.
Mora Robust is my work knife of choice as a blacksmith, fabricator and welder, perfect as a prybar, great for knocking the slag of a weld, cuts well and easy to get hair poppin' sharp, all this for a low price, awesome product.
The fuck is it made of? Moon-rocks and space alloys?
Unobtainium
Swedish steel
Hardened steel in the center, for a sharp edge that doesn't need to be sharpened often, surrounded by soft flexible carbon steel to prevent the knife from snapping. The "blade" in the center has probably snapped at a hundered places, but it is all held together firmly as intended.
No magical materials, just pretty clever engineering.
Harald Kanin carbon steel is neither soft nor flexible. Carbon is what makes steel brittle. Also Mora's are cheap because their simplicity. Their not a sandwich of mild steel with a hardenable core.
John Smith Actually no, you are wrong. I live in Dalarna ("The Valleys") fairly close to Mora, and I've actually been there a few times.
To back up my facts, instead of being some internet troll I'll give you this snippet from "morakniv se":
"Knivbladens kärna är av kolstål med mjukare stål på yttersidorna. Laminatstålet gör det möjligt att härda stålet till hög hårdhet, HRC 58-60, vilket gör att knivbladet får en oöverträffad seghet, överlägsen eggbeständighet, maximal skärpa och livslängd. Dessutom går bladet går att böja"
To give a rough translation, it's something like this: "The knife's core is carbon steel surrounded by softer steel. This laminate steel makes it possible to harden the steel to high hardness, HRC 58-60, which gives the knife blade an unbeatable toughness, maximal sharpness and lifetime. The blade will also be able to bend."
Just ordered my first proper knife because of this video...I look forward to purchasing more in the future. Thank you for this video...job well done!!!
+cheefeth thanks a lot! You are very welcome
I remember throwing this knife and chipping the edge a bit, thing is very easily sharpened, 7 minutes and a 240 grit stone took care of the job.
it's official, I'm buying a mora
good choice !
Dutch Bushcraft Knives ik heb de mora light my fire knife ( die gebruik ik oo scouting)
HOLY SHIT. It's cheap too. TAKE MY CHEAP MONIES
Moni
Thanks bruk
Bought one about 2 years ago and discovered that I could clip it to my belt and have the rest of the sheath tucked into my back pocket and it's very comfortable and hidden. I'm a mechanic and beat the hell out of everything including a knife so I like affordable but sturdy and I can tell you after 2 years this thing has taken a pounding and still going strong and I love having my whole front pocket free since I no longer have a need for a beefy folder.
I live in Mora, Sweden where these are made. I can confirm! They are amazing!
Thank you! Just ordered mine $12.66 with free shipping 😯
this is the best advertisement for this quality knife and the brand. i am proud to own one. i feel like a lucky bastard
I am at lost of words
stephen justice and spelling 😉
Corgi Panda dayum rekt
Corgi Panda his spelling is fine. It's just his grammar that is the problem
Corgi Panda grammar...?
Baron Lee lmao grammer?
Best 15 buck I ever spent. After watching this vid, I got one of those and I love it.
allritythen Good quality 👍🏻
This knife has earned a seat in the toughness hall of fame, right up there with the Nokia 3310 and the Toyota hylux
The Nokia of knives.
Swedish craftmanship!
This knife if not full-tanged?
I have this knife. The very first one I bought. Love my Mora Knives 👌👊
Muscledhammerguy and Maarten wear the same pants. Great minds think alike!
Just because of this video i bougth myself a robust and a companion. They are truly awsome.
i can buy this for 5 bucks here in Sweden
Hampus Meister ship me one
hom many sek does it cost precisely?
give it to demolition ranch he knows what to do xd
Altarın Oğlu Tarkan lmao .50 BMG is shot at it in 3 minutes
aynen öyle haci :D
I just bought one for My Son and one for Me. Amazing knife!!! I can't even describe how happy We both are with this knife..
let's here it for the near indistructable wooden mallot
your channel should have way more subs! another great vid...
thanks a lot malt!
As soon as I saw your video, I wanted this knife. Came home and showed my wife the video. Half way through, she went and ordered the knife. You guys are great salesmen.
Gotta be shitting me.. its mora.. its the general craftsmen crap knife we swedes buy in bulk and destroys because screwdrivers is expensive.
haha and thats why we like swedish quality. This is a throw away knife in sweden but already holy to us.
You should try out the actual craftsmen variant we use/buy the most.. it's like 45-60sek (4-5 euros) has a hollow handle, same blade as most of those knife but otherwise completely in plastic.. i took out a whole bathroom with one of those and a hammer...
morakniv.se/produkter/basic-511/
this is the one most people use.. cuz its dirt cheap
Moronicsmurf haha! thanks for sharing. that's awesome! The Mora basic is like 8-10 euro's here I believe.
Moronicsmurf true i got about 30 at home in my workshop dude
Just found you guys. Great video! Keep up the good the work
Diggz11 same and I agree
I have the Robust and I love it. I don't know much about expensive knives as I don't have the money to buy them. But under Euro 10, nothing can beat this. I am surprised not many of the fancy knife peeps have reviewed it. And that is why I like watching videos from you chaps. One gets a range of gear, from the most expensive to the cheapest.
On the Robust, my hands are a wee bit uncomfortable on the plastic double guard handle. So I have taken the plastic handle off (you have to buy me a drink if you want to know how tough it was) and trying to put a wooden one on it. Hopefully will finish it soon. The blade has a nice patina on it from use and I can't wait to have the wooden handle + kydex or leather sheath done so that I could use it again. I have a bunch of knives, but I guess this one is a keeper. I am building another, which is a Lauri mini leuku (stuff in Finland). Probably will sell all the other stuff and just keep the Lauri, the Robust and a big ass Schrade for everything. Oh, and the Mora Eric Frost laminated steel knives :-)
I also have the Mora Eldris. I love that knife. I use it a lot. Amazing for wood carving and fine work. Recently made Maui's hook for my son with this one. Have you guys done a review of the Eldris?
Be well you two! Hope the summer has been good so far!
Thank you so much!
That guy in the grey sweater reminds me of Alex Delarge from Clockwork Orange.😂
@R S Not as much as your mom
Idk if it's just from owning a lot of cheapo and a lot of good knives but as a kid I did most of this stuff because I was stupid and didn't care because the cheapos were a dime a dozen and we could always sharpen them back, although I did break the knife my grandfather brought me from Zimbabwe on accident that was a sad day
Forest Brynes
Tisk tisk tisk
Hey we fixed it, its not like I snapped the blade I just somehow managed to fully extract the entirety of it from the wooden handle. Also the only knife I've broken to
DBK, eu moro no Brasil, infelizmente não consigo entender o que vocês estão falando ao longo do vídeo , mais só pelas imagens já é o bastante , ganhei um semana passada do meu filho , depois que mostrei esse. Vídeo pra ele tou muito feliz com ela ....
Ative a legenda.
Stop at 2:23 and look at his face xDD
LMAO I DIED
Hey, you guys are pretty funny, and this was interesting! Subbed.
thanks a lot Ayman!
THAT IS AMAZING GUYS,,, I AM going to definetly get one. A very strong , durable , reliable knife of which the cost is excellent , as is the Mora Robust ! Awesome.
You guys are hilarious, I love your videos! Love your methodology 😉
thanks a lot Jill!