Morakniv Bushcraft Survival Fixed Blade Knife Brown

Really good knife for the price. Like most Moras you get more than you pay for. Knife comes razor sharp and the Scandinavian grind is fairly easy to keep sharp. Sheath is so so, spark rod is really good, sharpening stone is way too crude except in an emergency. Get yourself a Fallkniven DC4 and/or a...

This is a well made package of knife, sheath, and fire starter. The knife itself is a bit heavier than I first thought although it’s well balanced. The sheath is well made. It’s only had light use so far but I have no reason to think it won’t stand up to heavy use. The diamond stone did a nice job o...

It is a seriously thick blade but frankly useless. The light my fire makes more sense. A 4in blade does not baton much certainly not seasoned firewood. Batoning is a survival function and not day to day. You are better off with an axe or hatchet. The fero rod is bigger but if the LMF fero is too sma...

For the money, it's an excellent bushcraft knife, and will resist rust better than its black counterpart. The grip is excellent, as is the sheath. Unfortunately, the stainless steel Mora uses is prone to minor edge chipping (I've had two of these and it has occurred with both of them).

I own a lot of Mora knives and they all very sharp. This Bushcraft Stainless came with very dull edge and also the grind is not even on both sides.

If you're familiar with Mora knives, you pretty much know what you're getting with this. It's an excellent knife for a great price. It comes from the factory with a razor-sharp edge, and this one sports a stainless-steel blade so I don't have to worry too much about getting it wet or using it near t...

Great tool I’ll add my 2 cents to the thousands of MoraKniv fans - count me amongst you!! The sheath is solid, hold the knife firmly, I have no fears that the knife will come out accidentally. Very solid affirmative “click” on insert and requires a pretty firm tug to unsheath. Very satisfied with th...

For those of you who are into "bushcraft," I am not. I am just an incurable knife collector (with several hundred to my credit) and hope that those of you who are much more knowledgeable than I will jump in here and corrected me wherever needed. I, with my somewhat limited knowledge of faro stick fi...

I have both versions, black and orange, of the Mora Bushacraft Survival. the black is carbon steel and the orange is stainless. They are both great knives for the money. The blade in the orange Bushcraft is just a tad thicker. They both have hefty blades and will perform light to medium tasks very w...

I was carrying the Morakniv light my fire edition. I went to this variation so that I could do batoning thanks to its full and thicker tine. The sharpener is a nice bonus as are the different connection options. As with all Moraknivs the design is well thought out and the craftsmanship great. I used...