ladies and Gentleman... We forgot to name the winners of the patreon give-away of December in the conclusion! These are the Winners! TRC Apocalypse! has been won by: Gregory Burall The Benchmade Puukko has been won by: Alex W Winners will be contacted via mail! May the knife gods be with you all this month! Good luck!
Lucky bastard! I never win shit!!! LOL Congrats! On a serious note, I totally agree about Mora knives. They perform better than most of my other knives which are much more expensive. If you don't want to pay a lot for a bushcraft or camping knife, you just can't go wrong with Morakniv.
I've been carrying a morakniv companion for 2 YEARS!!! as a poor farm hand it's the only knife I've been able to afford that can take on any tasks I need and it's super easy to sharpen once you get the hang of it
Hey I’m gonna shout out the hultafors GK for you since these moras are going up in price, the GK can take an even more substantial ass whooping, a whole 3 or 4 cans worth if you ask me. And it’s still under $15. It LOOKS like a farm knife. The kind that’s just laying on the table in the horse barn where the hands set it down and forget it every evening.
I own the mora basic, companion carbon, eldris, and my favorite the mora garberg carbon. Why do I need to buy the pathfinder? Because I have an addiction.
@@Gunthusiest for edge retention the carbon rules is the obvious choice, there's also the weight that comes with it; however, if you want an edge that's *almost* as good, doesn't rust, and is lighter overall, go with the stainless version.
New Morakniv fan here. Started my fascination with this brand with a Kansbol in army green. I love how almost every one of their outdoor knives feature a flat spine for use with a firestarter too!
I just like to say a massive hart felt thank you guys. Put the blue I became real sick a while back and had to spend some time in hospital. When I came out I discovered your fantastic channel and it really lifted my spirit and had me smiling again. It will be some time before I’m back to being my old self but you guys have helped me so much so thank you for that.
Recently replaced joist, due to lack of maintenance of roofing, in a ca. 100-year-old building in central Sweden and found a morakniv tucked in under the floorboards. Proabably left by a person rising the building. Still in good conditition after a light refurbish, however no sheath. Works great, keeps the sharpness and delivers on what - imo - could be the Swedish motto: "Understated performance".
I'll add 3 Morakniv products that probably don't get talked about here much: The Mora floating knife with fully serrated blade: I keep it on my boat. The fully serrated blade is great for straps and rope. The round tip keeps me from puncturing things, it's hi-visibility orange, and it'll float if I drop it in the lake. Mora woodsplitting knife: I bought it to de-bark a cedar log I was refinishing. It worked very well. Mora Pro Chisel: OK, maybe not really a knife, but it's a very nice, sharp, well-made, handy wood chisel. I also keep a Mora basic in stainless and bright orange for assorted yard/garden/household chores, and I have a Mora robust for hiking, hunting, etc.
I own my first Mora, the Mora Companion S, then my treasured Mora Garberg S and the knife I always have in my bag, the Mora Bushcraft Black. I love Morakniv!
I love this video! I love knives and bushcraft but don’t have a high budget, so Mora allows me to own several quality knives and even a few that I can practice sharpening on (with DBK videos guiding me, of course). Thanks for yet another quality video DBK boys!
Every time I watch this channel it ''cracks me up'' how these two came up with the brilliant idea to start a TH-cam channel called Dutch Bushcraft Knifes. I meant the Netherlands is a very restrictive if it comes to knife laws and in this overpopulated country there is hardly any bush left........But, guys please keep up the good work as we all quite enjoy watching two silly Dutch kids playing around with knifes.
I don't have the Garberg, but up to now, my favorite Mora is the Companion HD Carbon with patina finish. Looks badass, scary sharp in a minute, thicc af... I gift a basic stainless companion to most people I hike in wood with, each have their personal color. Best basic knife, best gift for people you really care about.
Just found this channel after recently enjoying wood carving and bushcraft. This is brilliant! I think i've smashed through about 30 videos without moving from my seat. New favourite channel right here!
When I first got into knives I used to look at Moras like they were less than and for people that don't care about quality, but after seeing so many positive reviews I decided to ask one of my friends to bring me his so I could see first hand what the fuss was about. After holding one in my hand I decided to give them a try so I ordered a Mora companion. Best decision I ever took since I've been collecting knives. I since got a robust (which I absolutely love), another companion that I have on my logging tool belt and I'm constantly thinking about excuses to buy another.
@joe Recto I agree 100%. Mora knives are one of the few items I own that are cheap in price, but high in quality. I still can't believe how good those knives are for the price, it's a blessing.
@joe Recto That's true! I've had knives that were way more expensive arrive to me less sharp than my Moras. In fact, my Mora Robust is the sharpest blade I own.
It’s amazing checking in on you lads and seeing how far you’ve come. How many years have you been at it for now? You’ve sure got a lot of knives to show for it! Cheers gents, never stop this goofy yet truly informative knife channel
I've had looong hardwood carving sessions with the clipper and the Eric frost i think it was mora knives. They didn't need resharpening. We're absolutely spoiled when it comes to steel nowadays. You can buy a knife you would have got killed over 100 years ago for the price of a sandwich. Individually speaking we have steels much greater than we will ever need. We should be mora grateful. Long live steel.
Morakniv has always been good bang for the buck the cheapest ones last years ive made mine scandivex and always its the knife i lend away since its so cheap.
I have kansbol, Eldris, craftline basic 511, craftline pro s, 749, classic no1, mora hook knife, and probably 10 companions both regular and HD. I have a tricked out companion HD that was filed spine for fero and a hot vinegar patina, the sheath is wrapped in bank line and has A fishing hook, line, water purification tablets, and a Band-Aid stuck in it.
I bought a mora just because my last name is mora ... it's actually an awesome knife ... I've collected a few knifes but this is becoming my favorite one
Why no love for the Bushcraft Survival Black? Isn't it mostly a Garberg with a more comfortable handle? I love mine, use it for everything, easily my favourite and most used knife!
I bought my first Mora 3 weeks ago. A 511 basic... I tried to do a patina and overdid it... But it's still a beautiful knife. I loved it and I'm already thinking about my second
Well, my favourite Moras , and in my posession: Eldris ( as a real. EDC) Garberg just good and versatile) and the hook-knife for spooncarving and soon to make my first Kuksa...
Been waiting for the price to drop for a Garberg....so settled for a Pathfinder for now. I do have other Mora knives and use them on camping trips. Great all around blades. Now just waiting for the forset to re-open.
I’ve had my stainless Mora Garberg Stainless 4 months used daily, and have not needed sharpening yet, just a light strop from time to time. I bought it on your recommendation. Thanks.
I just received my first Mora Garberg... This knife is EPIC !!! Build quality is superior. The one thing I really like about this knife that no other knife has is that it has a short drop at the point allowing this knife to be extra strong. Other knife makers tend to make a false blade on top in taper it an inch back. This knife does not. The taper is less than 5 mm, which gives the knife a whole lot of strength up front. For 70 bucks this is the best knife there is...
Morakniv's reputation is unbeatable. Given its fame, it's almost as if you can pick any model with eyes shut and just go into action. I can't wait to get a Konsbal and a Classic.
I just got my second Mora for Christmas. I haven’t used it yet but I know I will. It is my second Mora so far. My first was a light my fire but I seem to have lost it 😟.
The Mora knives are one of the top knives that i see a lot of bushcrafting i see having and i like to try them all but i like to try the neck knife it's small and i like to try the pathfinder it's just big anough for the task that that it's made for and guy's thanks for the video's you put out and keep cool and ✌ guy's
KC A The Eldris masters batoning in every way except size, so you’d use a bigger knife. Just like a small fishing hook can do everything a bigger hook can do, but you’ll catch smaller fish. In fact, the Eldris is easier to control in situations where bigger knives might struggle.
Hi guys, your da best knive channel out there. Love u guys. Ok I use my Mora Companion for 5 years now, and it's like you said, I use and abuse it before my other knives, love the knive❤
A great modificatioin, is to grind the back perfectly sharp at 90° angle. No radius. Now you can much more easily use a fire-rod. You can strike the fire more easily directly, but you can also slowly scuff off material from the fire-rod, for later ignition, with a now more foreceful strike to cause a more powerful ignition.
0:24 since you guys showed this, but didn't actually use it, maybe you could test Mora Original 1 made of laminated carbon steel, with oiled birch wood handle, and leather sheath?
Daniel S. Well, you could use it for stuff you don’t want to use your other knives for, like fishing, saltwater usage, poking a bonfire, cutting food, collecting sticky tree sap, etc.
Great video. Getting my first knife from Mura tommorow, the companion spark. There is nice place just out if my small town that is great for a walk and making a fire. Will try it out as soon as I have time. The reviews give me positive hope for this knife. Will also make a review in the future after trying it out for a few things.
My fav Mora is the simple Craftline Robust. I really want a Garburg though. I’ve got most of the others. I’m pondering getting the stainless Craftlines for steak knives in the kitchen. Morakniv!
I have both Moras and Hultafors, but these are also Swedish-brand and in the same price range, so 'Mora type' as it were. Both are excellent. One out of every two Swedish construction/forestry workers carries a Mora, the other one a Hultafors. I grab a Mora HD every time I step out into the yard as there is almost always something to cut. We have Moras everywhere we might need to grab a knife: garage workshop, garden shed, root cellar, every vehicle... There is always a model for a specific need - for instance, the one used in the vegetable garden is stainless steel and has a pure hard plastic handle, no rubber so it's not a disaster if we forget to bring it back to the shed and it gets wet in the rain. One advantage of such very affordable knives is that you can adapt them - if you ruin a basic Mora or a Companion, at worst you lose up to about 15 euros/dollars, and unless you break it, even if you roughed up the blade a bit too much it still works as a tool. We all know this or we would not be watching DBK videos. ;-)
hey guys, do a video of how to sharpen it into a convex. I own a Kansbol, but i like Basic's grind better, it cuts better and the finishing is less rough than Kansbol.
my first proper bushcraft knife i purchased was a mora on your guys recommendation and its help up amazingly, and i actually found some vintage mora knives at a country market the other day like 3 or 4 from the 50's or 60's and a finnish normark, so thanks xD
I'm from Sweden, here, Mora is known for Vasaloppet and bang for buck knives, also, how can Mora deliver shaving sharp knives for like 10 euro when some manifacturers fail to do so, even 200 EU dollars?
I've been hiking and backpacking for years and when I hit the woods I almost always have a Mora with me (or 2or 3.) LIke you say, based on performance and price they are the best and I agree with your favorite, the Companion. I like it's sister model, the 840 Clipper. When do we get to see the DBK duo do a 3 day survival challenge?
Interesting that Gideons Tactical thought the Kansbol was the best Mora. It seems the knife I use the most is a regular Mora Companion carbon steel version. I carry a Mora Eldris all the time.
DBK can you please test out this knife Off-Grid Knives - Tracker-X They say in the description that it is a Camping, Bushcraft, Wood Processing knife. YALL ARE THE ONLY ONES TO ACTUALLY TEST A KNIFE TO THE FULLEST.
Try the Moraknive chiesel!!!! I know that is not a bushcraft knive, bur its form is crazy, and i think that can clearly compete with a bushcraft one. Your videos are awesome!! Greetings from Patagonia Argentina
Mora with blunt tip is not only good for children... But for when you are on an inflatable boat, like seal team and river rafting. You don't want to puncture the craft by accident.
The best mora is the ROBUST.. little short for batoning, and you need to file a flat spot on the unfinished back for a ferro rod but for 1/4 the price of the Garberb it punches so far above its weightclass
I have a couple of knives. Folders, fixed blades, neck knives. They all have different applications.( honestly some are just pretty.) But if I want a trustworthy knife to get some work done, I'll take my mora companion (like 20 bucks or something?) 8 days of the week!
ladies and Gentleman... We forgot to name the winners of the patreon give-away of December in the conclusion! These are the Winners!
TRC Apocalypse! has been won by: Gregory Burall
The Benchmade Puukko has been won by: Alex W
Winners will be contacted via mail!
May the knife gods be with you all this month!
Good luck!
Please Make a Video about the,,sacki messer''ITS a bloody amazing German knife for a ok price
Look into the condor terrasaur.
You will be VERY....VERY....surprised
The Cold Steel Peacemaker 3 and 2. Mora killers.
@@AROY413 seen it! I think it'll be awesome for the price
Lucky bastard! I never win shit!!! LOL Congrats! On a serious note, I totally agree about Mora knives. They perform better than most of my other knives which are much more expensive. If you don't want to pay a lot for a bushcraft or camping knife, you just can't go wrong with Morakniv.
I've been carrying a morakniv companion for 2 YEARS!!! as a poor farm hand it's the only knife I've been able to afford that can take on any tasks I need and it's super easy to sharpen once you get the hang of it
What method do you use for sharpening?
@@ArmandoRodriguez-pu6pr he's poor so he probably can't afford a wet stone so maybe he uses a brick
Hey I’m gonna shout out the hultafors GK for you since these moras are going up in price, the GK can take an even more substantial ass whooping, a whole 3 or 4 cans worth if you ask me. And it’s still under $15. It LOOKS like a farm knife. The kind that’s just laying on the table in the horse barn where the hands set it down and forget it every evening.
I own the mora basic, companion carbon, eldris, and my favorite the mora garberg carbon. Why do I need to buy the pathfinder? Because I have an addiction.
I love my carbon steel Garnett and I just ordered a Kansbol in orange for all round but mainly food preps for day hiking. I couldn’t help myself 😂
Is carbon better than stainless for bushcraft?
@@Gunthusiest for edge retention the carbon rules is the obvious choice, there's also the weight that comes with it; however, if you want an edge that's *almost* as good, doesn't rust, and is lighter overall, go with the stainless version.
Dude get the chisel it's awesome
Same here
The "k" is hard in kniv in Swedish.
Good show!
This. And it's more like moo-ra, not more-a.
@@Trukkerkeps It's levi-OH-sa, not levi-oh-SA!
@@_WillCAD_ huh, that's weird. My buddy here said Will is pronounced more like 'dill'. I kept pronouncing it smartass.
@Rhetorical Answer in kniv, yes, but in words like kikare or kemi, it's a tj-sound
Moorah-kenieve
New Morakniv fan here. Started my fascination with this brand with a Kansbol in army green. I love how almost every one of their outdoor knives feature a flat spine for use with a firestarter too!
I just like to say a massive hart felt thank you guys. Put the blue I became real sick a while back and had to spend some time in hospital. When I came out I discovered your fantastic channel and it really lifted my spirit and had me smiling again. It will be some time before I’m back to being my old self but you guys have helped me so much so thank you for that.
When the world seems to shine like you’ve had too much wine, that’s a mora!
Recently replaced joist, due to lack of maintenance of roofing, in a ca. 100-year-old building in central Sweden and found a morakniv tucked in under the floorboards. Proabably left by a person rising the building. Still in good conditition after a light refurbish, however no sheath. Works great, keeps the sharpness and delivers on what - imo - could be the Swedish motto: "Understated performance".
Buy Moras for all your friends that don't have knives! Perfect gift!!
Best intro music ever
Don't encourage him.
... anyone got the lyrics?
After do da do da da do...I lose a bit in translation.
I remember my first beer
I have carried a Companion HD for about 5 years now and absolutely love it!
I have an Eldris and a Kansbol, which is super combination. I even use them in the kitchen.
I bought 4 Mora basic 546 knives for the kitchen was better than paying for kitchen knives that were more expensive but not as good
Me: oh I better do my laundry, take my dog for a walk etc.
DBK: releases video
Me: mUsT WAtCh dBk!!!
I LOVE my little Eldris, it's so tiny and fits in any pocket, yet so versatile and capable!
Until I got and used one, I was dismissive of the tiny Eldris. Now I am a believer! Eldris is good for 90% of what I use knives for.
@@jasonswiatkowski9127 Yeah exactly, it's great!
I'll add 3 Morakniv products that probably don't get talked about here much:
The Mora floating knife with fully serrated blade: I keep it on my boat. The fully serrated blade is great for straps and rope. The round tip keeps me from puncturing things, it's hi-visibility orange, and it'll float if I drop it in the lake.
Mora woodsplitting knife: I bought it to de-bark a cedar log I was refinishing. It worked very well.
Mora Pro Chisel: OK, maybe not really a knife, but it's a very nice, sharp, well-made, handy wood chisel.
I also keep a Mora basic in stainless and bright orange for assorted yard/garden/household chores, and I have a Mora robust for hiking, hunting, etc.
I own my first Mora, the Mora Companion S, then my treasured Mora Garberg S and the knife I always have in my bag, the Mora Bushcraft Black. I love Morakniv!
I love this video! I love knives and bushcraft but don’t have a high budget, so Mora allows me to own several quality knives and even a few that I can practice sharpening on (with DBK videos guiding me, of course). Thanks for yet another quality video DBK boys!
MORA KANSBOL REVIEW FINALLY!! YES thank you boys!
I really like the Kansbol, but i wish it came in more colour options.
My ideal mora would be kansbol blade but in carbon steel with the full tang like in the garberg
I watched the whole video with a mora bushcraft black in my right hand.
That is the way!
Every time I watch this channel it ''cracks me up'' how these two came up with the brilliant idea to start a TH-cam channel called Dutch Bushcraft Knifes. I meant the Netherlands is a very restrictive if it comes to knife laws and in this overpopulated country there is hardly any bush left........But, guys please keep up the good work as we all quite enjoy watching two silly Dutch kids playing around with knifes.
I don't have the Garberg, but up to now, my favorite Mora is the Companion HD Carbon with patina finish. Looks badass, scary sharp in a minute, thicc af... I gift a basic stainless companion to most people I hike in wood with, each have their personal color. Best basic knife, best gift for people you really care about.
Please Make a Video about the,,sacki messer'' ITS a bloody amazing German knife
Just found this channel after recently enjoying wood carving and bushcraft. This is brilliant! I think i've smashed through about 30 videos without moving from my seat. New favourite channel right here!
When I first got into knives I used to look at Moras like they were less than and for people that don't care about quality, but after seeing so many positive reviews I decided to ask one of my friends to bring me his so I could see first hand what the fuss was about. After holding one in my hand I decided to give them a try so I ordered a Mora companion. Best decision I ever took since I've been collecting knives. I since got a robust (which I absolutely love), another companion that I have on my logging tool belt and I'm constantly thinking about excuses to buy another.
@joe Recto I agree 100%. Mora knives are one of the few items I own that are cheap in price, but high in quality. I still can't believe how good those knives are for the price, it's a blessing.
@joe Recto That's true! I've had knives that were way more expensive arrive to me less sharp than my Moras. In fact, my Mora Robust is the sharpest blade I own.
You two genuinely make me laugh and keep me entertained.
It’s amazing checking in on you lads and seeing how far you’ve come. How many years have you been at it for now? You’ve sure got a lot of knives to show for it! Cheers gents, never stop this goofy yet truly informative knife channel
I've had looong hardwood carving sessions with the clipper and the Eric frost i think it was mora knives. They didn't need resharpening. We're absolutely spoiled when it comes to steel nowadays. You can buy a knife you would have got killed over 100 years ago for the price of a sandwich. Individually speaking we have steels much greater than we will ever need. We should be mora grateful. Long live steel.
I don't think I've ever seen a more Dutch video about knives. 11/10.
Morakniv has always been good bang for the buck the cheapest ones last years ive made mine scandivex and always its the knife i lend away since its so cheap.
I have kansbol, Eldris, craftline basic 511, craftline pro s, 749, classic no1, mora hook knife, and probably 10 companions both regular and HD. I have a tricked out companion HD that was filed spine for fero and a hot vinegar patina, the sheath is wrapped in bank line and has A fishing hook, line, water purification tablets, and a Band-Aid stuck in it.
I bought a mora just because my last name is mora ... it's actually an awesome knife ... I've collected a few knifes but this is becoming my favorite one
Bought a Mora once. Then a second. Then a third. Then one After the other. Dont know why. Always use my SAK.
same here 😀😀
Why no love for the Bushcraft Survival Black? Isn't it mostly a Garberg with a more comfortable handle? I love mine, use it for everything, easily my favourite and most used knife!
is it full tang?
@@prandz420 I think they call it a "rat tail tang" as it's not the full tang. I believe all the Mora's are designed this way.
@@JohnBaxendale The Garberg is full tang, which is why a lot of people like it.
Love my Mora knives. I usually go out with the Companion & sheathe clipped with that part on the back to another more knife like the Bushcraft.
I bought my first Mora 3 weeks ago. A 511 basic... I tried to do a patina and overdid it... But it's still a beautiful knife. I loved it and I'm already thinking about my second
Y’all finally came on my recommended again! TH-cam algorithm learning my needs.
Well, my favourite Moras , and in my posession: Eldris ( as a real. EDC) Garberg just good and versatile) and the hook-knife for spooncarving and soon to make my first Kuksa...
You guys should do a full review on the Mora Kansbol !!!
My favorite color for gear is orange, the Mora I most desire is the orange mora bushcraft.
really? you dont like to (a) pretend you are special forces, or (b) lose your knife in the leaf litter? ;)
Been waiting for the price to drop for a Garberg....so settled for a Pathfinder for now. I do have other Mora knives and use them on camping trips. Great all around blades. Now just waiting for the forset to re-open.
Absolutely perfect for scouts along with a small Swiss knife!
Good combo!
Do a mora 2000 vid. It is a bit old now days but it is the grandpa of all mora outdoor knives line
Morakniv is my favorite knives brand, I love the quality/price and my first knive of Morakniv was purchased in 2017 and I don't regret.
I’ve had my stainless Mora Garberg Stainless 4 months used daily, and have not needed sharpening yet, just a light strop from time to time.
I bought it on your recommendation. Thanks.
I just received my first Mora Garberg... This knife is EPIC !!! Build quality is superior. The one thing I really like about this knife that no other knife has is that it has a short drop at the point allowing this knife to be extra strong. Other knife makers tend to make a false blade on top in taper it an inch back. This knife does not. The taper is less than 5 mm, which gives the knife a whole lot of strength up front. For 70 bucks this is the best knife there is...
Morakniv's reputation is unbeatable. Given its fame, it's almost as if you can pick any model with eyes shut and just go into action. I can't wait to get a Konsbal and a Classic.
My father gave me a Moraknil knife and a fire steel as a gift and now I am here.
My fav is the bushcraft black I own many including the Garberg
My favorite is the bushcraft black by far! Great video!
I just got my second Mora for Christmas. I haven’t used it yet but I know I will. It is my second Mora so far. My first was a light my fire but I seem to have lost it 😟.
I have the mora bushcraft and it is awesome and can do anything
The Mora knives are one of the top knives that i see a lot of bushcrafting i see having and i like to try them all but i like to try the neck knife it's small and i like to try the pathfinder it's just big anough for the task that that it's made for and guy's thanks for the video's you put out and keep cool and ✌ guy's
I like Hultafors either, the Hultafors Strong is a good alternative to Mora.
But their damn expensive!
Wodan Boys sounds a little like early 90s indie scene bands here in the US...Which is my favorite period in rock and I like it
Sitting on a mountain doing some carving with a Classic Nr 2F and an Eldris as I rewatch this! ❤️
I’ve bought the Mora Kansbol to help my Fallknivens out lol
These knives are perfect for playing in the backyard.
I’ve had the same garberg since the marine corps over 7 years now. Best all around knife I’ve ever owned.
I really like the Eldris for firemaking. I just bring my saw and that knife for dayhikes. Bought in the town of Mora and the Mora shop ;)
You say you can do all these tasks with any mora knife, good luck batoning with the Eldris.
If the log is small enough... 🤣
KC A
The Eldris masters batoning in every way except size, so you’d use a bigger knife. Just like a small fishing hook can do everything a bigger hook can do, but you’ll catch smaller fish. In fact, the Eldris is easier to control in situations where bigger knives might struggle.
Hi guys, your da best knive channel out there. Love u guys. Ok I use my Mora Companion for 5 years now, and it's like you said, I use and abuse it before my other knives, love the knive❤
A great modificatioin, is to grind the back perfectly sharp at 90° angle. No radius. Now you can much more easily use a fire-rod. You can strike the fire more easily directly, but you can also slowly scuff off material from the fire-rod, for later ignition, with a now more foreceful strike to cause a more powerful ignition.
Mora Clasic with a red painted Birch handle is just amazing. Used for 50 years.
0:24 since you guys showed this, but didn't actually use it, maybe you could test Mora Original 1 made of laminated carbon steel, with oiled birch wood handle, and leather sheath?
Excellent carving knife! I have one decades old, give it a good strop and it shaves like a razor.
I have a Mora knive. The only problem is that I don't use it. So do I really need it?
Daniel S.
Well, you could use it for stuff you don’t want to use your other knives for, like fishing, saltwater usage, poking a bonfire, cutting food, collecting sticky tree sap, etc.
I found one diving in the sea, seemed good quaility , said maid in sweden ,so that was reasuring. Now I am going to order ther pathfinder
Great video. Getting my first knife from Mura tommorow, the companion spark.
There is nice place just out if my small town that is great for a walk and making a fire. Will try it out as soon as I have time.
The reviews give me positive hope for this knife. Will also make a review in the future after trying it out for a few things.
I have never heard an impression of an American accent quite like this. Also, cool knives. Will buy one.
Just got the Companion Spark. Light weight, super sharp, and fire stick included of course. Love it!
Hey boys, when will you compare the Condor Terrasaur to the Mora Garberg ? I want to see if the Condor can survive the destruction test.
The intro was more than enough for me to subscribe!!!!
I must ask again: what's the song at 6:30 ? that outro music when you guys sit there.
Not really knife related, but what are those evergreen bushes at 1:27 called? Thanks!
I have never seen you guys talk about the mora 39 normal point. Not the safe point on. Its a basic mora with a nice handguard.
Where's the link to the video of touring the Mora Factory? You said link would be in Description.
Just got a companion... Shaved my hair in my arm straight out of the case ... But the impressive part... Still razor sharp after fatwooding
My fav Mora is the simple Craftline Robust. I really want a Garburg though. I’ve got most of the others. I’m pondering getting the stainless Craftlines for steak knives in the kitchen. Morakniv!
I have both Moras and Hultafors, but these are also Swedish-brand and in the same price range, so 'Mora type' as it were. Both are excellent. One out of every two Swedish construction/forestry workers carries a Mora, the other one a Hultafors. I grab a Mora HD every time I step out into the yard as there is almost always something to cut. We have Moras everywhere we might need to grab a knife: garage workshop, garden shed, root cellar, every vehicle...
There is always a model for a specific need - for instance, the one used in the vegetable garden is stainless steel and has a pure hard plastic handle, no rubber so it's not a disaster if we forget to bring it back to the shed and it gets wet in the rain.
One advantage of such very affordable knives is that you can adapt them - if you ruin a basic Mora or a Companion, at worst you lose up to about 15 euros/dollars, and unless you break it, even if you roughed up the blade a bit too much it still works as a tool.
We all know this or we would not be watching DBK videos. ;-)
you guys should do a video on the Svord Peasant knife
hey guys, do a video of how to sharpen it into a convex. I own a Kansbol, but i like Basic's grind better, it cuts better and the finishing is less rough than Kansbol.
my first proper bushcraft knife i purchased was a mora on your guys recommendation and its help up amazingly, and i actually found some vintage mora knives at a country market the other day like 3 or 4 from the 50's or 60's and a finnish normark, so thanks xD
Wow cool!!
Mora Robust! You guys made me love it! I still use it daily
I'm from Sweden, here, Mora is known for Vasaloppet and bang for buck knives, also, how can Mora deliver shaving sharp knives for like 10 euro when some manifacturers fail to do so, even 200 EU dollars?
The gate in between the two shrubs is cool
I've been hiking and backpacking for years and when I hit the woods I almost always have a Mora with me (or 2or 3.) LIke you say, based on performance and price they are the best and I agree with your favorite, the Companion. I like it's sister model, the 840 Clipper. When do we get to see the DBK duo do a 3 day survival challenge?
I have many knives, but always use my Mora companion. Love it
You forgot the mora bushcraft black ... good vid .. cheers Chris & Sam
Interesting that Gideons Tactical thought the Kansbol was the best Mora. It seems the knife I use the most is a regular Mora Companion carbon steel version. I carry a Mora Eldris all the time.
Have you tried the condor bushlore?
DBK can you please test out this knife Off-Grid Knives - Tracker-X
They say in the description that it is a Camping, Bushcraft, Wood Processing knife.
YALL ARE THE ONLY ONES TO ACTUALLY TEST A KNIFE TO THE FULLEST.
Watching this couse I just bought the Mora classic in Mora at the factory! Ist freakin awesome ❤
tof ding en met houten handvat. Daar hou k van
I have a Mora, but can't find it. I think it's in one of my packs but am not sure
My favorite? That’s hard I’m gonna go with Eldris since there’s no other one like it in my collection...
Try the Moraknive chiesel!!!! I know that is not a bushcraft knive, bur its form is crazy, and i think that can clearly compete with a bushcraft one. Your videos are awesome!! Greetings from Patagonia Argentina
Mora with blunt tip is not only good for children...
But for when you are on an inflatable boat, like seal team and river rafting. You don't want to puncture the craft by accident.
your strong Dutch accent attempting an American south accent is hilarious! echt grappig jongens!
The best mora is the ROBUST.. little short for batoning, and you need to file a flat spot on the unfinished back for a ferro rod but for 1/4 the price of the Garberb it punches so far above its weightclass
I ordered mora companion spark knife, i can't wait to have it
I have a couple of knives. Folders, fixed blades, neck knives. They all have different applications.( honestly some are just pretty.) But if I want a trustworthy knife to get some work done, I'll take my mora companion (like 20 bucks or something?) 8 days of the week!