Morakniv Garberg Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife with Carbon Steel Blade

Great all around knife.

Great knife. A lot of use.

I started my Mora journey being completely flabbergasted by the Robust. I saw Dutch Bushcraft Knives try to destroy it, then I watched many other destruction attempts, and that thing just kept coming back for more. Then I learned the price of the Robust and it made zero sense, so I bought three of them. Then I got a Companion, then a Basic 546, and a Comfort Fish Scaler, then a Bushcraft Black, then another Companion, and finally, I had to get my hands on the big daddy of them all: the Garberg. I havent been disappointed by any Mora. I learned all I could about the company and its unique history, and how it got itself into a position to produce premium knives at dirt cheap prices, and I absolutely had to respect them. When the Robust unexpectedly became a hit among the bushcraft community, Mora responded by branching out and making a knife just for them. Actually several, because theres also the Pathfinder, which I want. The fact that Mora then went back and designed the Garberg just for the full-tang enthusiasts, even though they already had such hits with the Robust, Bushcraft, and Pathfinder, well, it makes them mensches in my book. They listened and responded, and now the Garberg stands as a standard for what other knife companies should do. Its a gorgeous knife, beautiful in its simplicity and ravishing in its deliberateness. It grew from a simple working trade knife into an absolute beast that can take your worst and then some. I think if you have only one knife in your collection, it should be this. I would trust my life to a Robust, and definitely to a Bushcraft, but Id trust everyones lives to a Garberg. Its just that special. Get one if you can. If you cant, get a Robust. Dont let the fact that the Robust is not full tang fool you, itll stand up to anything you can throw at it in the wild, and the same goes for the Bushcraft. Actually, they both take abuse well beyond what you can throw at them. Theyll stand up to most of the tools in your shed with no problem. The Garberg will break your shed, and probably all the tools in it. Im being hyperbolic, but you catch my drift: this is a Robust on steroids, and its worth using that cliché to make the point.

There is nothing to say bad about this Mora knife.. it’s razor sharp straight out of the box.(as they always are) The build quality is amazing and the 90 degree spins throws some serious sparks from my ferrocerium rod! A great cutting tool to add to any kit! A must have for an outdoor enthusiasts! If your on the fence about getting this knife, don’t be! Don’t climb or fall over it.. run and pole fault over it and get it! It’s worth every penny and with proper care will last you and your family a lifetime of great service!

There our several YouTube videos about this knife. After watching Dave Canterbury say if he could only one knife this would be it. Ive use this to shave fat wood with the spine and tang worked great! Put the fine shavings in pile and it lit quickly with the Ferro rod!

Nice knife but I much prefer a tricked out Becker BK 16. This does come with a scandi grind and 90 degree spine. The scales are to rounded for me and not very ergonomic!

This knife from Mora was recommended to me from Corporals Corner and Pathfinders Dave Canterbury. First, it has a carbon steel blade with a Scandi grind which is perfect for bush craft but what really impresses me about this knife is the quality of the blade. Super sharp and super durable. It also has a 90 degree spine for ferro rod use and is a full tang blade. The leather sheath if of decent quality but Ill probably make my own. I figured, whats another $10 on an already low priced knife. You get much more knife than what this one will cost you. The only gripe I have is the handle. It makes the knife almost ugly, but when you look at the blade, its like...OK I can deal with the ugly handle. Another awesome product from Mora and a great value for Bush Craft tools!

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.

this is the #1 recommended knife on several survival channels. I can see why. Made in Sweden with lifetime warranty. very sharp right out of the box.

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.