Yes it is: The Mora Robust 

I'm such a knife dweeb that I usually have a nice belt knife on but I often clip a Mora Robust on the outside of one of my pockets because they're cheap and light and I don't want to use an expensive knife like a Tops Fieldcraft if it might hit a rock or something.

Be careful I have had my Mora come out of its sheath while working a campfire, and I am not the only one this has happened to. I plan to take my heat gun and fit it better.

Yeah. They are really durable and really easy to use. And of course they are safe..

10 is expensive a friend of mine bought his 20 Moras or so in a Construction market for 4,95€ each...

@@DoomOfConviction i said under. It's usually 6-7 dollars.

@@RazzerKrull my friend, do you think can I get a Hultafors for under 20 bocks in Sweden? I found a Mora Robust for 169kr (almost 17 usd I think). Now I want a OK1 by Hultafors because I love the way it looks, besides all the good things I've read abt it.

Yes! I love that video watched right after posting!

They are always paid can't trust them follow johnspartan

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Philip Kirk Your name fits perfectly

That's exactly what I did to mine and the SK-5 takes a FIERCE edge.

@@Butch_Deezlsteak Thanks Doc - did just that and it worked a treat.. :)

Sounds terrible, I once visited Huston to help a relative move it was November and I was sweating even when not doing anything active.

I grew up in Oregon and now live on the Olympic peninsula. We get four seasons most days.

That didn't age well.

Ten minutes with a hand file fixes that

Nothing wrong with that.

Mine even has the 90 degree spine from factory indeed. Agree on the handle.

@Mr. Shlock to be fair the heavy duty had a finished spine while the robust did not. Not sure it was worth the price increase or anything, but it did have more factory time in it.

@Mr. Shlock True. I don't really think the Garberg is a great deal for instance. Not when you've got 3v benchmades for a little over $100 out there. The Eldris is nice though. And they still make companions.

@Mr. Shlock That sucks

That's what she said

Yeah the Mora Robust was one of the few who lasted throughout the test. Amazing.

Scott Buckler The OK 4 fits my hand perfect! It's a awesome little knife!

Yes. About 3/4. And plenty strong.

It goes back to the letter M on the word 'MORAKNIV'

It would go to about the N in MORAKNIV. I cut mine open to find out.

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If this is a English joke I’m pretty sure he’s Australian bud lol

all the same. from 5 dollars to 80 dollars. always same

yeah the blades about 25% thicker. Not that the normal ones arent already pretty bombproof

@Mr. Shlock So thicker stock and also wider from edge to spine?

@Mr. Shlock I love my mora basic, don't own any other moras though... Yet. Any advice on squaring the spine? I started trying to do it on a coarse diamond plate, but even with that I spent a long time and didn't really get anywhere.

He is a boring and depressing person. He said so himself.

Re nato strange I searched for it and couldn’t find it, saw some things that said it was discontinued but your right it is on the website... 🤷‍♂️

Re nato I hear you! Nothing like an axe and saw for sure

The blade thickness of the Companion HD should read 3.2mm.

Yeah i think he means he would rather break that rather than a bark river

no, it doesnt go all the way through

@@CedricAda thank you very much

We've always known there is 'heat treating', and there is heat treating. And this has always pissed me off, because we never knew/ know how or what they really do, and most big manufacturers are the worst and many small ones inexperienced and underfunded/ resourced. This company is an exception because they design and make in Sweden. The only thing I am suspicious about this knife and all non-full tang knives is I once used a Kallum Utility (craft-line knife) with a very similar footprint and design to this mora cut an airconditioner out of a window frame and it pulled the blade out of the knife. Mind you this was not easy, and extreme force and attrition was used to do it. I am almost sure this Mora would be even stronger than that knife. I also have the Fallkniven F1 and this Moras handle is better. Well, actually the squareness of the F1's handle is better as its more versatile and gives more control, but I wished it had this generous straight down guard, not the subtle angled guard it has - the knife would be perfect with this. Mora Fk'd up on the Robust, in a good way and they had too - they never realised it would catch on as a knife with bushcrafters, campers and construction workers/ tradespeople. If you compare it to the Bushcaft Black (in entry level form) the BB's price is a joke! 10 seconds with a bastard file and your Robust is a bushcraft black. But Mora better be careful about flirting with higher prices and getting greedy, as these knives while good are extremely cheap to make. I could say the Robust is an outstanding knife and it is. But this is because most knives are junk, and it does not cost a lot at all to produce a quality knife - take the AG Russel Green River 4215 for instance, which is hand made, excluding hammering out the blade, which is hand sharpened however; or the Terava Jaarikupuukko 110 (AKA The Mora Garberg Killer).

z ga: c100 mora said.. probably produced by sandvik.

@@timpoe1015 thanks...

You are very welcome!

C100, it is similar than 1095.

@@Pjotr1982 thank you Peter.

yeah they sent me two more TcKs. One I sent straight to Michael Christy, the other is the SS model I’ll review then give away

@Xyz It's not that I don't like them. I actually do like them. I actually give them many likes because their videos are funny. Talked to them also and they have my support. We just have a different line of work. They make videos and talk about bushcraft and survival and I teach it. I just call bs on everybody that posts bs. Also on Dave Canterbury and he reached out and asked why? I gave the same answer. I call bs when I see it. I don't care who does it. DBK did not talk bs in this review. I fully agree the Hultafors GK, Mora Companion Heavy Duty or the Mora Robust is all you need. I have all 3 of them. And judging by the prices you mentioned I knew it was Australian dollars. Must admit that Mora has the better sheaths now, but I still prefer the handle of the Hultafors but that is pro's and cons and personal choice of course. The benefit of all 3 knives mentioned is that you can have one in every place/bag you might need them because of the price. So if DBK convinced you to get the Robust, that's good. It's the all you need knife. Stay happy Down Under and have some dirt time. Go for a walkabout and go bush as much as you can.

@Xyz The knife I EDC is a SAK. I have different models depending on in town, day hike, survival course. I do recognize gear junkies and there are a lot of them including me ;) I KNOW I have all the stuff I'll ever need but knives are my hobby and other outdoor gear also like hammocks and stuff. So if you want to save money don't become a gear junkie. At least you already realize it's not what you NEED but might want. That attitude will safe money you can now spend on getting dirt time! Because the dirt time is what it's all about. That creates memories. That's stories to tell. Bark River are good but expensive. Kephart style blade is functional but not 'sexy' in my eyes. I like the Canadian style blade. I have a couple of Barkies and many other brands and knives. But what I discovered pretty recently is Joker knives from Spain. Look them up on youtube and specifically the bushcraft line of knives (BS-9) designed by J Sabater. You will find Kephart style knives, Nessmuk style but also Finish puukko style. Don't worry about being rude. I'm not made of sugar ;)

@Xyz I've never been to Australia but maybe one day. The one that inspired me more to look at the bushcraft side more than just the 'military' survival aspect (different mindset) is still my favorite and he's Australian. His name is Les Hiddins aka Bush Tucker Man. You can still find him and his tv show on youtube. Of course when it comes to animals Steve Irwin (RIP). There are more but can't remember all names. The most impressive motivator for people to even consider going bush and enjoy just might be 'Crocodile Dundee'. Before you start looking for a bushcraft instructor, the right books, etc. something sparked your interest and in many cases that's a movie.

@@stevanoutdoor “That’s not a knife. THAT’S a knife.”

@@sethtenrec Yep. One of my all time favorite movies. ;)

Good to know. Now try hammering into a tree and pulling backwards on the handle. Most have no idea this is the weak spot for the non-full tang knife. A partial tang knife will never beat a broad full-tang knife, unless you buy a Glock FM78 ...if you can find one. But that is an exceptional knife.

@@Revelation1316 and when will i ever need to do this? i already have a more expensive knife in 80crv that's also almost in indestructible... if you what to see the mora hammered in to a tree and a 17stone guy jump on the handle check out Dutch Bushcraft Knives video. the glock is allso there it did not go well