Morakniv Garberg Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife with Carbon Steel Blade

What a great value. Wicked sharp knife. Easy to sharpen. Strong thick spline. Carbon steel will send sparks. Have another Garberg Carbon. Plastic combo sheath that I dont like the sheath. So I bought a $200 or so custom sheath thats really nice. This leather sheath is plenty good

This is an awesome knife, solid, well crafted. Also I’m not afraid to abuse this kniife unlike my US Army Ka-bar mainly due to sentiment. The Mora is heavier than my ka-bar. If the Ka-bar is an AR 15 the Mora is an AK.

One of the best bushcraft knives

great knife!

Phenomenal knife, used it for a couple of bushcraft projects so far and it had still kept its edge and also feels good in the hand. The only thing Ive should have done was bought it with the leather case instead of the mult use sheath.

Sharp out of the box!

This is by far the most fun Ive ever had with a knife. It comes with a rail system and a couple of hook & loop straps that make it very easy to attach to anything (including MOLLE systems). Straps can be attached vertically or horizontally and the rail system even comes with drill holes, incase one wanted to permanently attach it to something with some screws. Could not be happier! The knife is cool too; obviously, its a Mora.

Extremely impressive! This has to be the most universal knife that I own. The biggest caution is that it’s a Carbon steel versus Stainless steel. There are 100% pros and cons for each. If you’ve done the research and decide you want a carbon steel blade, you won’t be disappointed with this one.

Solid knife. The leather sheathe is nice and rugged. Best value for the price point. The poly handle concerned me when I was researching it, But holding it in my hand I can feel that its very durable and the shape makes it very ergonomic.

First impressions, opened the package a few hours ago and havent cut any trees down yet. This knife feels very solid, the full tang is exposed with a 90 degree edge, just like the spine, to spark those ferro rods . The plastic handle fits my hand well, very solid but wish it was a bit more grippy like the Mora Companion. Out of the box the blade edge was not sharp, but after awhile with the wet stone it now slices paper like a razor. Im a newbie with the Scandi edge but am liking it, after a few yooootooob videos on how to sharpen the Scandinavian edge it is easy to get very sharp. The knife snaps securely into the plastic survival sheath, no way it will fall out by accident. The belt loop looks like fake leather but feels okay. The ferro rod snaps in very securely, it wont fall out, I have to rotate it and pull to get it out, it makes sparks. The diamond sharpener is built into the sheath, havent used it. Overall an absolutely excellent knife, well worth the $76, you should never feel guilty spending money on good knives or books. Edit: After trying and exploring things I like the diamond sharpener for sharpening the spine, this can make it very sharp for making sparks with the supplied ferro rod, or even better, your ferro rod of choice.. To sharpen and hone the blade I will use my wet stone.