Morakniv Bushcraft Black Knife: Not Your Average Mora
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Mora Bushcraft Black: amzn.to/1PT0cMI
The Bushcraft Black knife from Morakniv is a lot more expensive than your average Mora, but it doesn't take long to see where that cost comes from. The fit and finish of this knife is far better than most Mora knives, with a sharp, finished spine, a durable coating on the blade, and a well thought-out sheath kit. A less expensive Mora would do the job, once you customize a few things and put some time into it, but there's no doubt the Bushcraft Black is a well equipped and squared away knife.
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I love mine!. I never thought I would carry a fixed blade knife everyday, but this knife is part of my wardrobe
I love all my Mora's, but this is by far my favorite one! I too bought the whole kit for a few bucks more. I've had mine two years now and have used it quite a bit and it still isn't showing much wear. Thanks for the great review Sir!
I love my "average" mora had it for years. I go hunting camping and fishing with it. It's my go to outdoor knife.
👍 great knife. try getting a strong magnet and u can see where the tang ends in the handle.
Solid review! Great knife even at the higher price point. Very comfortable in hand and the more pronounced guard is helpful for some users.
I love my Bushcraft Black, Great review.
I got one of these, and iI'm really happy with it. The knife is superb for the price. You could spend three times as much on a custom bushcraft knife and not have better performance. My only gripe is the sheath. I wish it was more basic.
Best knife for money. It rains sparks with a fire starter. 🔥
Comfortable handle for larger hands and gloved hands. High carbon blade just takes a little oil(mineral, choji, gun oil) will all work fine. Blade holds edge far superior to any stainless blades.
And for 40 usd its a no regret purchase. Heck buy two!
I love my Mora might have to take a look at this one...great video!
I always associate Mora with simple, practical, work knives. They don't have the "sex appeal" of other bushcraft knives, but come to think of it, isn't simple and practical exactly what you need? That looks like a great package.
Great review! This bushcraft black always intrigues me and tempts me to buy. I can't resist watching videos on it either ;) The handle is strikingly similar to the last version of the triflex. Some folks hate it for some discomfort doing draw cuts, but I like how palm filling it is and think it's the most comfortable of their handles.
Thats a nice review of a cool knife! Thanks for sharing :)
- Martin
It‘s not just fantastic for the price. I‘s fantastic at all! ❤
You better put a caliper on that blade... It's .125" which is ⅛" or 3.125mm for those who don't know the Imperial system.
You are correct and he should have acknowledged your comment after passing wrong info in the video.
Tough knife. I've been using one for years very hard and it never breaks even with using a metal bar baton!
I have 3 of these. one of them is the stainless steel version which is just as good on edge retention and sharpening but I don't have to deal with the rust factor.
Nice video, nice knife.
My go-to outdoors knife is my Mora/Lightmyfire Fire Knife. I don't think I'll be replacing it with this, but if I ever happen to lose it in a lake or something down the line, I would consider upgrading to this.
Agree, has been worth the money. It's either a really impressive knife or I'm much better at battening wood than I used to be. Very comfortable blade to use around camp. Anybody considering buying one to take backpacking I highly recommend it. My bushcraft black paired with an Opinel No 7 in my cook kit covers most any knife related need in the woods. Nice video TLBS. Enjoyed watching.
+doug “bearcountryhiker” nc Thanks!
I have one of these. One of the best knives for the price out there.
I've been really happy with my black. It is an interesting comparison to the other moras as they are less expensive as mentioned. I guess that extra girth that it has in comparison to the others just brings a little extra comfort when in the field.
+Cr0cket20 Yep. Nicer fit & finish too.
I got mine for like 20 bucks from OR I love it so far
Nice vid! EBay sells the orange version, which I bought for $49. Not bad. Worth it to me! 👍🏼
Chris Pratt, is that you, buddy? haha
I want one now!
Love the b-roll footage in this vid too! Nice job
Thanks, man.
+555 Gear You are just everywhere aren't you!
regarding the ferrorod: Mora sells spare ones spearately.
And yes, i too love mine and consider getting another one. Also great for getting arrows out of trees and i have seen it taking some terrible abuse without issues. So a lot of bang for the buck.
This was easily the coolest present I gave this year. My brother in law loved it!
Good video with a nice intro. I just ordered the heavy duty companion and my question is, is this knife as thick as mine will be?
Love my Bushcraft!!!
Just now doing a video on the BCB? Or have you been T&E-ing it for this long? Lol just wondering.
I have the regular version (plain sheath, i.e. no ferro rod or sharpening stone) and love it so far.
I got mine at a local gun/knife show for an absolute steal of a price. $20 for a very slightly used one. The only wear marks I can see are some scuffs on the sheath, and a bit of rubber chipped off at the little point in the top of the handle right before/under the blade.
You should get Mora to make a The Last Boyscout edition kniV :)
I was on Blade HQ and saw the new Benchmade Griptillian 551-1. It's got g-10 handle scales and a full flow through construction. I was thinking of purchasing it. PLEASE review it (I know this has nothing to do with a Mora)
You asked the question if it is worth the higher than usual price. Well, I own the smaller version of the SCH42, the SCH55 which is very well made and has a rather nice sheath for $35. I also own an SOG Seal Pup ($32). And they weight nothing, have plastic handles, but I like them. I tend to buy blades when marked "reduced" or on clearance. Maybe I have too many, but I didn't spend a lot for them and I don't buy stuff everyday.
Now I would like the Bushcraft Orange (stainless) because I live in Florida with high humidity. But I own the Kershaw Antelope and Bear Hunter knives which are similar to the Bushcraft Orange in terms of blade steel, length and thickness and handle material, but neither costs over $20 while the Mora is $34 and $50+ with the stone, rod and nicer sheath. If they offered a stainless knife with a 3.2 (1/8th inch) blade for $20 I'd buy it right away.
Really nice knife.
Can't wait for the 2016 Full Tang knife to come out
Sounds interesting.
+The Late Boy Scout Can't remember were I read about it, maybe their Facebook page.
Dear Mora, make it full tang with a glass breaker and a companion style sheath with the standard thumb ramp. You can't pull this knife out one handed like you can a companion.
Um yeah you can lmao. I EDC my bushcraft black and have no problems at all pulling it out with one hand. You need to get some finger strength my dude.
great knife. theyve gone up a bit in price, but still a fantastic buy
True.
Great review. Is it more blued than painted?
do any moras still come with a knob on the sheath that lets you carry two of them? I have that 511q and am trying to find a larger one that will let the 511 ride piggyback. I might just zip tie it to my glock field knife haha
I like this a lot. Something else Santa didn't find for me...savings? What savings? Adventure so I have better stories for the old folks home.
nice review moras are great knives for the price
Definitely.
I’m deciding right now between this (I have many carbon blades) and the steel versions of this which are about $13 cheaper right now. Would you or anyone recommend one over the other for extreme use in a very humid area?
I'm still enticed by the Strongarm...but Moras are awesome!!
It should definately be a full tang knife for the price theyre getting. Its a pretty solid knife though, Im getting ready to sharpen mine for the first time.
Does anybody know if the ones on amazon are legit? I'm a little suspicious of the blade saying "Carbon Steel" when the Mora site knives say "Carbon"
Carbon as well, so easily kept sharp just need to watch the face doesn't get chipped.
my orange stainless steel one feel like it will go thru a brick wall, they are o light and so well made when i go in the woods i take my main knifes and i have these in every pack, even if it was my main it would fail
It's top for every woodwork you can do on camping. But the blade is too wide for cooking, one should take another thinner blade for food cutting.
I know I'm a little late to the party. I've been a fan of Mora knives for almost two decades. If you want to buy a Mora, there's only two important decisions to make. Blade material and blade dimensions. Everything else is just dressing. Regardless of which model you decide on, it's going to be a quality product.
Decide on your budget and pick a knife. You won't regret it if you spend $15 0r $80, but you'll have more money in your wallet if you stick closer to $15.
Does that mean a $15 Mora is as good as an $80 Mora?
Yes. Absolutely. Their quality control is the same across the board.
Bottom line? Buy the one that you like. Once you start using it you'll be happy with it.
Oh man, why did I trade away my Bushcraft Black!? It was one of my favorite blades for years and I traded it... In return, I got a Tops B.O.B, which honestly was a huge letdown. The Bushcraft Black out performs it any day of the week. I know I can just buy another, but I don't want another. I want mine back. I'm so sad now...
how would this compare to the SCHF56, does anyone knows?
When you sharpen the scandi grind on this does the coating come off on the grind ?
mastermachetier I'm sure it would after a bit
I think you slightly rotate the head of the Ferro rod and it should remove easily.
Tang goes like yes not all but more than 1/2
orange version available for $48 vs black for $62
Great deal!
Nice review on a good knife. But the description skipped to "buy my stuff" and had no actual info on the knife. Gotta keep it real brother.
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Getting the belt loop on is easy, but getting it off.. that's quite a task .
Maybe I'm not good at that trick.
Edit:
It is what you said, push that knob down, then you can take off the sheath easily.
Thanks.
Great gift for the girl scout in your household.
I kinda feel sorry for you living overseas. These Moras are so expensive for you! WOW! I would pay like one or two euros for the basic Mora and get probably three of them not even thinking about sharpening them. :) I guess $25 to $26 for the black Bushcraft is the limit here near Sweden. Then again US made Gerbers are pretty expensive here...
Is the steel cheap? Seems like a cheap price
Sir, could you tell me, is the diamond sharpener on the sheath a course or fine stone?
It's pretty coarse.
@@TheLateBoyScout thankyou sir it might be worth getting a fine stone as well
how many knives does a guy need!??
Mine doesn’t keep a blade
Mora should really bring this handle's shape to their Garberg, the current one has a hotspot and easier to slip, no guard either. As their most expensive knife, it is just not acceptable.
I believe this is a 3/4 tang.
?? It is an average Mora, it's the same sized blade as a Companion HD, you pay the extra money for a different handle, some black paint on the blade (which will come off) and a slightly different sheath.
it's not paint, its blued and wont come off easy...Just saying.Peace
Blade HQ sells a kydex sheath for this Mora Bushcraft knife
link?
Yes link please?
@@mikek5322 You have to look for it on the BladeHq website
@@ElkArrow got it thanks.
@@mikek5322 I had that knife but lost it somewhere in my house. I've looked everywhere for it but it's nowhere to be found. Fortunately, Mora's aren't the most expensive blades on the market
Thank you, great vid! Want to learn Swedish?
Too bad their economy is tanking.
i like the older companion than the red one u showed and i found mora kniv will take off some of the gaurd if you so happen to need to geet closser and safly near blade like companion , i know their carbon is harder than their stainless. just by sharpening .carbon needs more work. not putting down their stainless in any way . after all we do have rainy days
Para que tintar el acero de color negro?
Protection from corrosion
Is it full-tang?
No, who cares as it is NOT a issue. This is not a big heavy duty chopping pry bar, it is a knife that slices, carves, cuts all day long. I use to be hung up on the "full tang" bandwagon in my early years. It is flat out NOT necessary on every knife you have especially in this size and weight of knife, proof is......this knife for example, it is NOT full tang and can take a beating all day long day after day, year after year,from continent to continent, by thousands and thousands of users for many years now. Do I have and like and use full tang knives? Absolutely I do, but for general use not needed. It's a companion knife that will do all light, medium and some heavy tasks as well. For hikes, light camping, edc(for me I live in the woods) ect it is my primary tool.
Should I get this knife or the Gerber Bear Grylls Ultimate Survival Knife?
Tbh a cheap morakniv is better in my opinion. The bear grylls knife is incredibly gimmicky imo.
It's probably a little late for this comment but IMO the bear grylls knife is kinda cheaply made and doesn't hold an edge very well.
Not 1/10".. it's 1/8"
Say Heah, No offense, But I'll put up my Rodent 5 against your Mora Black. I also love my Ratmandu, Infact I have (2) very rare Ratmandu's in the INFI Steel. I also had my Rodent 6 thinned down and the top guard taken off at the Busse Custom Shop which is one of my all time Fav's. I also team it with my Mora 510 as my Neck Knife. But I took my Mora Forest Exclusive #277 instead this weekend. I was going to take my Rodent 5, but I changed my mind and did go with my Modde Rodent 6 I also brought my Ka-Bar Johnson Adventure Parangatang which I put Black Handles on it and my Agawa Canyon 21 Boreal Saw in the Crazy Horse Scabbard. Yeah, there's alot of brambles where we go. Usually on colder weather I would of brought my 17"Hultafors Bruks Agdor Hatchet. But it's nippy but not that cold yet.,,. p
Hahaha, yes, we know what you have, over the years you have made a point to let us know about your cool collection. Knife on bud
The blacks price point makes zero sense and IMO is Mora taking advantage of the bushcrafting and survivalist popularity. Yes it's an awesome knife but at 65$ no way especially when I can buy an Ontario gen2/Spec47knife, Becker BK2,Gerber Strongarm/LM2,Schrades Survival&bushcraft and others who have blades that fall in that range. If I did buy a Mora for that price I would just get the other overpriced Pathfinder and have a couple more inches for pounding logs.
I bought mine from woot.com for $47.80 shipped to my door.
+Don WS4E
To put things into perspective a person at a knife show could put the Mora Blacks 5$ rod and empty sheath on a table next to the Companion Camp knife in its sheath. Then have a price tag of 40$ for the Blacks empty sheath and $20 for the Companion sheath with knife ...LOL people would totally freak out and honestly that's pretty much what they are doing.
It's kind of the same thing that's going on with the new Mora Garberg. People say it's way overpriced for a Mora, but if it had some other company's name on it, people would be fine with the price.
You can easily find one for $45. Personally, I have no need for the sheath with built-in hone and a firestarter - I carry those things already in other places. For $45, I think it's a helluva knife.
Er... fourth
I can see that sharpener falling off and getting lost .
yuh
where you succesfull in ignision in a fire, sparks, great but did, you get fire, do not wast a dime on the diamond and fire steel. i really disagree with what he says about the diamond. you must keep a water proof plastic otter box for emergency sharpening needs , just to keep your knife ok incase of micro chipind. real fixing wont hapen till you get home and bring it to your japanese water stones
Second
thank god sweden is a country
Steel is basically the only good thing about Sweden right now.
i know :) i love it :)
looks like a steak knife
Third
I like it but not for 65 bucks !!! Schrade has much more knife for that money .
first
i wish they would have kept the sheaths the same on all moras, the belt loop is impossible to have sheathe unhinge from belt but dont use the diamond this coaurse diamond is marketing bs
keep a small peace of wood with a peice io 600 1000 and maybe 2000 wt dry sand paper and peice of compounded leathr that siamon is useless . i wish i can get mine cut off and i as yet was unable to be successful with the fire steel, but that could be me doing something wrong, get the black without the diamond and fire steel. there are better fire steels that come with ist own steel stricker and can be looped to knife
and much cheaper and same knife., i dissagree with such coarse diamand you will create a second ary bevel. maybe a fine grit but not such a coarse.
ugly ass knife...
well...
***** not entirely, but when it comes to knives and women, looks matter too, even if some people don't admit it
***** i'm certainly not ugly
If you dont like the knife, take a loo at the Mora Pro Robust, its literally the same knife without coating and another handle.
To complete the Mora experience learn how to pronounce the name correctly :p