Garberg BlackBlade with Survival Kit (C)

Nice knife for the price! Very sturdy knife with a solid sheath. The fire starter comes off if it's not wanted. This knife is razor sharp right out of the package! Sold carry for backwoods adventures!

This was a well thought out design. The knife has a great feel to it. Solid, comfortable, sharp, truely the perfect outdoor tool at it's price point. The sheath having the fero rod and diamond sharpener incorporated into it, makes this an all around great tool. I own many different knives from a lot of manufacturers, some very high end. That said, this is truely a great setup. If I had to get rid of all of them and trust this to get me by, I would not hesitate. No, its not a chopper but it will do just about anything you need it to. This does not feel like your average Mora because its not, it's so much more. Long story short, this is an OUTSTANDING set up, Solid, well designed, comfortable knife/sheath/sharpener/fero rod.

Bought this together with an add-on sheath mounting system that I use on my backpack. Tough knife great for batoning firewood and sharp enough to make excellent feathersticks. Very versatile skandi grind knife for bushcrafting use. 4" blade is adequate and keeps the weight down for backpacking.

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!

What can I say? Amazing knife. Well known and reputable company. Full tang blade Easy grip handle is comfortable Thick blade ( batoning, shearing branches Sharp 90* on spine to use with a ferro rod Multi position sheath for assortment of mounting style Blade length is long enough for bushcraft work, but not too long for delicate carving Carbon blade holds edge well Best blade I've owned for general purpose utility uses and not worry about breaking Price was great for complete kit I definitely recommend and would buy from Moraknife again!

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.

En attente de le tester

Très satisfait de produit Mon Mari adore 👍

Perfecto

Es un cuchillo fuerte y sólido, lo compré en la versión de acero al carbono y lo utilizo para cuando me voy de camping o cacería, es buen desollador y puedes darle caña haciendo batoneo y el lomo viene afilado para poder usarse con ferrocerio o sacar virutas para iniciar fuego. Algo que no me gustó fue que no me vino tan afilado de fábrica a comparación del mora kansbol o companion que cortan hasta el aire, pues bueno, al garberg le faltó pero se soluciona dándole unas cuantas pasadas uno mismo, creo igual influye el filo en que es un cuchillo mucho más ancho que los otros 2 como para trabajos más rudos y no tan finos. La retencion de la funda no se si solo fue la mía pero no hace tanta presión a comparación del kansbol (que es la misma funda), el mango del garberg es menos gomoso y por lo tanto más resbaladizo pero no está mal. En fin que esto no es una comparación solo lo hice por si alguien está interesado en adquirir uno de los 2, estoy contento con mi garberg, pero por estas razones, un filo más fino y sobretodo un precio mucho menor eligiria el kansbol 1,000 veces más.

What a blade from Mora and is a perfect companion to my companion. But the weight difference is noticeable but welcomed and the full tang is great. Watch it light your farrow rod like a Smaug the magnificent. The grip is the most delightful grip I’ve ever held in my hand and is harder plastic but is of extremely high quality and the texture is soft though it’s hard (It’s hard to explain you just have to try it) I’m sure the too spine is as sharp as the blade itself 😂 I highly recommend this knife.