Garberg Full Tang Fixed Blade Knife with Carbon Steel Blade

One of the best knives Ive owned. The blade holds a good edge even with hard use. The combo is perfect. and you can't beat the price.

This is a great survival knife. I have it on my hunting pack, and I take it with me every time I go camping. I also carry a ziplock bag of cotton swabs mashed in vaseline. I'm very easily able to start a fire, and I live in Portland, Oregon, a very wet place during much of the year. I just pull the cotton apart, toss a spark on, and off we go. With the knife, I'm able to easily process wood. It's a good size knife - not HUGE like a machete, but not small and flimsy either. I can baton and feather wood easily. This is my go-to knife for survival, and I've tried other things like the Leatherman Signal (which does more things but isn't particularly great at any of them, and has useless tools not worth the weight on foot), and machete-type things (too big and heavy without the ability to finely control them). I would recommend this, the survival edition specifically, to anyone who spends a lot of time in the outdoors. It's a great tool to fulfill your Ten Essentials. Aside from that, I just love using it. It's well made and easy on the eyes, and a delight in the hands.

I looked at a lot of knives before purchasing this. Being retired from the military and stationed in different places around the world like Panama I came across this. This knife is very well manufactured and assembled. It passed the knife throwing test and still nothing came loose on it. I used this to cut and make a Mojave Scissor Trap for teaching survival techniques of course. I cleaned the knife and it still is razor sharp. I am glad I made the purchase. It passed inspection. I highly recommend this.

Perspective context: I'm an amateur collector of cheaper, but good quality knives, generally of a value of under $75. I prefer carbon steel, and I love to get them hair-splitting sharp. I've got a variety of Moras, including three of their carving knives. This is a great, smaller bushcraft knife. It's not as robust as its larger, more expensive cousins, but will do the job for most of your basic knife duties, including moderate batoning. It's pretty sharp out of the box, but of course I felt the need to do a little stone, ceramic and stropping magic. It's now stupid sharp. I love the heft and length of this knife. I've always felt more confidence with heavier, full-tang blades, and this is no exception. The 90° spine is perfect for sparking ferro rods, and the carbon steel is easy to keep super sharp, even if may not retain an edge as well as the more brittle stainless. I find it able to take an edge better on average. The grip feels good in the hand. Drawbacks are few. On the knife itself, I wish there was a sharpening choil. The blade has a coating right to the edge that will help preserve it from rust, but which is easily scratched and removed if your sharpening is careless. The grip has a small to moderate bolster, which will protect your index finger for most work, but may not be adequate enough with heavy point-forward use like drilling, punching or stabbing. On the plastic sheath, I got the "survival" kit with the sharpener and the ferro rod. Unless my blade needs extreme edge repair, I will never use the super-coarse diamond sharpener. That might be better for an axe blade. This blade needs a 400 to 1000 grit stone, some ceramic honing, and then a leather strop to make it awesome. A 150-grit diamond strip is just too aggressive and will quickly ruin the edge back quite a ways. The ferro rod is small but works fine. All in all, this is a great knife for the average camper, outdoorsman and basic bushcrafter. Unless you're a reenactor, a serious bushcrafter/YouTuber with something to prove, or someone who uses a knife to pry tent stakes out of the ground, you're probably not going to need anything beyond this knife. Enjoy!

I have been wanting one of these for a few years now. I finally committed and bought it. I was surprised buy the fit and finish for a mass produced knife the quality is still there. It feels good in the hands and comes with a fairly sharp edge. The sheath is nice the only thing is I don’t care to much for how they have the belt loop attached.

It’s nice. It’s really say about his knife. It’s a great knife all around for camping.

Solid, strong, and stays sharp. Live this fixed blade. I would highly recommend as a field or bushcraft knife. Stays sharp, sheath is functional, and ferrous rod throws tins of sparks! Would totally recommend!

The Mora Garberg is an exceptional piece of craftsmanship that truly stands out in the world of outdoor knives. Its full-tang carbon steel blade is incredibly durable and holds an edge well, making it perfect for a wide range of tasks, from wood carving to food prep. The handle is ergonomically designed, providing a comfortable and secure grip, even in wet conditions. The knife's robust construction and versatile design make it an ideal companion for any outdoor enthusiast. Plus, its sleek and minimalist aesthetic is a bonus! Overall, the Mora Garberg is a reliable blade and pairs well with my Victorinox Venture Pro.

Très satisfait de produit Mon Mari adore 👍

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Das Mora Garberg Black Blade ist ein absolut zuverlässiges Outdoor-Messer. Die Klinge ist extrem scharf, Full Tang und sehr robust. Die Scheide sitzt sicher, der Feuerstahl ist gleich mit dabei – alles, was man für den Einsatz draußen braucht. Der mitgelieferte Lanyard ist aus recht dünnem Schnürchen gefertigt. Das ist Geschmackssache, ich habe ihn durch einen etwas dickeren ersetzt, der mir beim Arbeiten angenehmer ist. Abgesehen davon ist das Messer für mich perfekt: hervorragend verarbeitet, durchdacht und absolut einsatzbereit.

Very good knife. Sharp. Comfortable in the hand.

Morakniv Garberg Blackblade Made in Sweden !!! Qualité et robustesse sont au RDV comme d'habitude avec cette marque que j'affectionne particulièrement Pour ce modèle, bon à savoir : Couteau bushcraft avec lame pleine soie acier carbone carbone, facile pour réaffûtage, fil de coupe et tranchant exceptionnel, entretien régulier à prévoir car pas inoxydable Tenue en main agréable grâce à son grip Livré avec étui polymère et allume feu 🔥 Epaisseur de la lame : 3,2 Millimètre Finition de la lame : revêtement noir Longueur du manche : 12,2 Centimètre Longueur : 22,9 Centimètre Epaisseur de lame : 3,2 Longueur de la lame : 10,8 Centimètre Matériau de la poignée : polyamide Sorte d'acier : acier carbone 1095 En conclusion, ça reste pour moi une référence dans ce domaine. Vous pouvez l'acheter les yeux fermés ! Comparaison faite sur photo 3 avec modèle bushcraft survival et companion ... Pas le même type d'acier, pas le même prix ↘️ mais toujours la même qualité !