Mora Bushcraft Black Carbon Steel Knife Review

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• published: 09 Jul 2013
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Find out more about this awesome knife here!: http://amzn.to/LIjOEM In this video, I give an up close and personal review of the Mora Bushcraft Black Carbon Steel Knife by Mora of Sweeden. I honestly can't say anything bad about this knife. After beating it up a ton, it is still razor sharp. The thing I love about Mora knives is the fact that they come razor sharp and ready to use right out of the box. It came in a blister pack along with the traditional Mora plastic sheath, loop belt clip AND a standard belt clip. What I thought was even cooler was the fact that the clip and loop can be connected for added versatility. This knife features a rubberized handle and is quite grippy even when wet. The black coating is designed to protect the blade from corrosion, although, I'm not sure how much sharpening it will take to remove it. So far I have batoned quite a bit with it and have yet to see it wear off from natural use. The spine of this blade is ground in such a way that throws great sparks from a ferro rod, metal match, ferrocenium rod, etc. It is made of high carbon steel and the blade is a scandi grind with a drop point blade profile. This is a great knife for bushcraft, survival, camping, hiking, and backpacking. It is lightweight, yet robust. ---------- If this is your first time with us, my name is Dave, and David's Passage is the name of my vlog. This passage in life started with a desire to share my love of the outdoors with the world. My hope is that those who tune into my videos will be inspired to venture out and enjoy all of creation for what it's worth. This video blog features videos on an array of outdoor-related topics, as well as DIY projects that might just help you more fully enjoy the outdoors. New videos come out on Tuesdays at 3pm EST, so please subscribe and be on the lookout for new content soon! ---------- To keep up with what I'm doing outdoors, please subscribe to my channel and visit: http://www.davidspassage.com You can also connect with me on twitter: http://twitter.com/davidspassage and on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/davidspassage See you outdoors! Music you heard in this video was from the finger-style guitarist, David Youngman. I highly recommend you check him out. http://www.davidyoungmanmusic.com I have obtained written permission from the original artist to use his music in my videos.