I really think that mora and cold steel should pay you for showing how tough their steels are.I prefer the HD.

That's pretty amazing that the actual blade never came out of the handle despite shooting it multiple times with a 9mm. Usually I would only trust a true full tang knife in a survival situation, but Mora is definitely the exception. Great video as usual.

Very nice bush crafting

Awesome tip strength and tough handle! Good test!

The best allround Mora in my opinion, and for the price, what a bargain. A great steel.

Génial cette vidéo Joe, merci mon ami

The best backpacking tool for the price. Excellent video! Super lightweight.

Mora impresses again.

Thank you Pro 😍 love ❤ Pro 😊

The Mora bushcraft black is one of my favorite bushcraft knives.

Your in depth reviews cause me to buy knives.

Best Mora for the price IMO, together with the Classic 2F. The 1095 ist pretty hard, but I think that's okay for a short knife like that. Of course, the low angle makes for reduced edge stability, but put a true scandi (or scandi-vex) on there and you'll be rewarded with an insanely sharp edge in addition to the very comfortable handle. I have one of these next to the driver's seat of my car.

This knife is really good for the wood work , Morakniv are amazing knives , thx for your video .

Awesome...nothing a quick strop won't fix .

I have one of these Love it

Love Pro

Fantastico questo mora, però aspetto il video del mora kansbol😇bel video come sempre, bravo Joe😎

Not bad for the mora, was expecting tip to break right away. I want one based on this destruction test! Thanks bro!

Como siempre un buen video

Seems like a decent little knife, another fine video pushing blades to failure. I'm curious if you have considered showing what blades you carry and why you have chosen them. Appreciate you videos.

Woah.. that’s a tough knife 😮

Excellent knife

Pretty good knife for the money.

The best knives

Sei grande Joe!

Told you, soon you will be a legend in the knives industry😁👏💪

Love ❤ Pro

Love ❤ bushcraft Love Pro

Awesome! What you think of testing Condor blades (Bushlore,Kephart...) 1075 steel 😅

If I’m not mistaken. The Mora pro robust is the only Mora to survive the test. Not many knives survive this anyway. The Bushcraft did quite good I think

Really funny watching these videos 😂

Expected Mora to do well for being a good knife for the money.🙂👍

Joe , what is your opinion, this knife vs hultafors heavy duty? I have watched your video with hultafors and i think hulta did it better?

Nun ist es das Mora Bushcraft Black Chisel :D aber die Fleibilität war echt schon krass.

I have that knife too it’s a good one.

These torture tests makes me feel better about buying knives

Cool review Joe. That flexed fairly well. I can’t believe the Robust beat it but that’s how it is. All of my Bushcrafts are brand new, I cried a little when yours broke.😉 All I can think is, you must have one hell of a knife collection to keep destroying knives. Maybe only a collection of handles?

wow🙏👍

As usual Mora do a great job with knives!

type of carbon steel?always do tip test next to last test so you will have enough knife too test...

Test extrema ratio BD4 LUCKY pls

Joe please Testing the Fox Core FX-606 !

I was going to buy one of those but got a kabar d2 extreme. I'm still going to get one of those.

i own a bushcraft. now i know i have a good knife.

Every pilgrim should have one.

Здорово ! Вот это тест .😉🤔

Do the Gerba 154cm folding Drop Point

Morakniv Bushcraft Orange is too great, but its stainless steel version

I have an idea - hear me out... Instead of only performing impact abuse which is nice for certain occasions/accidents, etc, it'd be nice to see some abrasive cutting tests mixed into impact tests. Get the best of both worlds to truly see what different types of knives are good/bad at. It would be nice to see some hard cutting test, and then finish them off with the destruction to see how much it takes to then destroy the knife. Both are important, and essential to observe. It's been nice seeing how certain steels, edge geometries, and heat treats hold up/react to impact abuse; an abrasive cutting test would be a purely nice addition. A true double edged sword effect (being abrasive, and impact) - instead of just a single edged sword (being only impact). It does come off as a bit misleading indirectly in a knife's performance. Of course certain steels with certain heat treats, and with certain edge geometries will hold up better than others... It doesn't mean nor make it a better knife, depending on the job/chore its intended use will serve; bushcraft/survival or even a combination of the two... Sadly people will fall for this narrow mindedness. My friend watches your videos also, and thinks just because a knife with certain aspects (steel/edge/heat treat) can hold up to impact abuse, somehow translates into longer edge retention, etc - which simply isn't true. Yes... there are certain exceptions to some steels that can do both very well (your videos aren't the reason he thinks this way just to make it clear). This is why I suggested an abrasive cutting test could be added into the content for a fuller picture of the pros and cons of steels, heat treats, and edge geometries. Simple destruction of a knife doesn't tell the whole story, and leads to narrow minded ways of thought, such as believing wholeheartedly crap steel is somehow the best thing ever just because it can do one thing well, and sucks at pretty much everything else... Of course this one thing they do well at is the edge impact test. Just to make this clear - this is not a slight to your content. Please don't take it that way. I enjoy your content completely as a curious person who likes to see how different knives, and all their properties react to your tests. In fact I'd go as far to say some of the best knife tests in the knife community. The only thing missing is an abrasive cutting/slicing test which is the entire function of a knife; their function was never to be used as only a hammer/spear against steel, and rock, etc. Add abrasive cutting into the equation, and I feel this will help improve your content further. It'll bring in the edge retention cut/slice happy junkies, and the knuckle draggers who base the entire function of a knife solely as a tool it was never intended to be used as (a type of sophisticated spear chisel I guess?). Anyway... Keep up the content.

The pieces can be welded back together and do a restoration video for more you tube content.

I'm glad it did well. it's one of my favourite moras. which mora impressed you the most? do you have a favourite?

😎👍

A small, lightweight knife will always survive impact tests better because it doesn't generate as much momentum when swung. Maybe it's "stronger", but it has no real chopping power.

This hold up pretty good for the money ! That beer made me so thirsty i had to go and buy a six pack !😁👍 Edit : at 12:11 is that a knife for the next test? CS?😁

I have this in orange

I haw one and its chipest knife I had but most durable . I don't know what Microtech or Benchmade can do that and survive

Зачем противогаз?

1:52 😭😭😭

No handle rattle. And it's not even full tang. At least it did not throw the brick back at you. (koff Predator knife koff)

Not like Robust, but ok

I hope you pick up all the knife pieces, cans and other waste as it is on a grass or corn field. If not, animals could get injured. Cows have died by internal bleeding due to aluminum cans chopped up during harvesting.

The Austrian nightmare of knives!😂 BTW, is this the UF PRO Striker XT? Are you happy with it. I sm tryin to get one in olive, but it is sold out everywhere. Cheers

Schrade schf 30 👍

I will not watch again if you continue to brutalize beer. LOL 😭😭😭😭😭😭

RoaR

What did that skinny pole ever do to you?? 🤭

terrible waste of beer Joe

Definitely a pass.

And this dragon fell on no ???

Adios amigo

Cold steel and morakniv should atleast replace your knives. You're showing how tough their knives are.

Another Mora, another abuse worth watching ;-)

Never take off your mask, a knife owner or a psychiatric asylum stuff could recognize you, and that would be a problem. 😂

Who would ever do,that to their knife. And why doesn’t he show his face 😵‍💫is he super ugly or is iton a wanted poster😅

A thin, small knife did well in this testing? As a mechanical engineer, I'm shocked! (sarcasm). Morakniv knives may be inexpensive and good for feather sticking and carving small wooden animals. That said, I'd never buy one, because there are so many better knives out there, even for the low price. I'm confused about the fascination Europeans have with tiny bushcrafting knives. I'll keep my Ontario Spec Plus knives on me. They'll do all this, and much more.

Thank you for responding to my post for that I subscribe to your channel. Wondering if you could do a review for me on oeral knife I have 5 or 6 knife 🔪 they look good feel good but could you tell me if they're any good. Thank you sir