If you're planning on spending time in the bush, you should buy a Mora Bushcraft Survival Knife. This heavy-duty, high-visibility knife features a diamond sharpener and integrated fire starter. This knife also has a well-defined tip and is made from 12C27 stainless steel. The Mora Bushcraft Survival Knife is also a great choice for everyday carry and it comes with a sheath.

Black version

The Mora Bushcraft Black is a smaller, but equally functional survival knife. Its thin profile makes it easy to store in your pack, and the sleek design makes it look like an expert tool. It also looks great while camping and will give the impression that you're running a tactical operation. Here are some of the key features of this blade:

The handles of the Mora knives are different. These chopping tools are made from Scandi grind. Their thicker blades won't provide as much carving ability as the Classic, but they will cut through rope, gutted fish, and vegetables. They're also incredibly durable. You'll be glad you bought a Mora bushcraft knife when you're out exploring and camping. If you want a knife that will last you a lifetime, you can't go wrong with the black version.

Both versions are Scandi grind knives

The Classic and the Mora are both excellent fixed blade bushcraft knives. These knives have a thicker blade than their Classic counterparts and are ideal for cutting rope, gutted fish, and general food preparation tasks. Both have a traditional Scandi grind. Both are easy to sharpen, and can handle a variety of tasks. If you want to make the most out of your bushcraft knife, consider purchasing a Mora.

One of the arguments for the Scandi grind over the Canid grind is the ease of sharpening. The Scandi grind, also known as the zero grind, involves a single bevel that runs along the edge without changing angle. This makes it ideal for bushcrafting, while the Convex grind offers less resistance to materials. However, if you plan to use your knife for woodworking, the Scandi grind is the better choice.

Made from 12C27 stainless steel

The Mora Bushcraft is a fixed blade knife that is designed for outdoor use. It features a Swedish steel blade that is extremely tough and razor sharp. The ergonomic handle ensures that the knife will stay in the hand even in wet conditions. The Mora Bushcraft also comes with a belt clip and a color-matching plastic sheath. The Morakniv knife is made from 12C27 stainless steel, making it a durable outdoor tool that is both attractive and functional.

This type of steel has a hardness range of 54-61 HRC, which makes it a good choice for many different types of knives. It also has great corrosion resistance and is easy to sharpen. Its good combination of hardness and toughness makes it an excellent choice for high-end chef knives, hunting knives, and pocket knives. The blade is also fineblakable, so you can sharpen it without any problems.

Has sheath

The Mora Bushcraft sheath is designed specifically for the knife. It is made of thick, American steerhide with a double-stitched fold-over design. The sheath also includes a built-in loop for a TOPS 3 barrel emergency fire starter. The sheath can be custom ordered, as eyelets are 3/4" center to center and 1/4" deep. It is available in a variety of colors, and is also customizable with a firesteel holder and a knife pouch.

A quality bushcraft knife should be razor sharp, and this Morakniv Bushcraft has a 3.2 mm thick blade. Its blade is made of high carbon steel, and it features a black coating to resist corrosion. The handle is comfortable TPE rubber, and it delivers a great grip even when wet. It also comes with a black polymer belt sheath. It weighs 2.2 ounces.