Gotta love that accent! Greetings from Bristol (UK). Can't beat a Mora for camping - as you said, ideal for carving and food prep.

You’ve got a problem, a glorious problem. I only own two moras and love them both. Bloody brilliant collection.

Thanks for the tour of your Mora knives. Excellent point about going with a standard knife and upgrading the sheath.

I love mora knives. Nice collection

I love Morakniv knives!

nice to listen to that very celtic accent... since I saw Mora's for the first time, I loved them! and as everyone, with time passing by I also formed some sort of collection... all in all if I had to choose just one, I would go for the Companion, since it has the best price-utility ratio. Said this I have to state that my favorite and main knife is the Bushcraft Black. And if I would have to concentrate on a set for some specific tasks I would say that a Companion/Bushcraft would do the woodworking, the carving would go to the 120, a Flex would do the food-prep, and the batoning and heavy tasks would go to the Robust/HD... Besides Mora I also own other swedish knives, like Hultafors, which offers great quality to amazing prices! My next target is however the Terävä Jääkkäripuukko inspired by the cutting edge issued to the Finnish Army... greetings from wild, wet, windy and wonderful Western Patagonia, Chile

I'm glad to hear the HD Companion in carbon rated so highly, as its the only one that I have. Think I'll give it a touch up.

Excellent video to break up the boredom of 'lockdown' ! Definitely looking forward to the custom knife and axe video. Cheers

Thanks for the look at the Mora lineup. Looking forward to your axe collection.

Exelent vid mate I had a nice frost mora collections years ago, after owning all sorts of knives mora would still be my number one go to.

Moras are awesome. I live in Finland, here there are Moras everywhere. I have quite a large collection of really old ones that I have acquired here and there. I use the Mora basic every day at work but tend to use more Puukkos in general.

Nice to see your beloved Mora's all together mate.

Good video mate...I like your take on the Mora knives, I do love mine (and my Hultafors). Cheap and cheerful for me...my days of expensive knife consumption is over.

Love your content. You are the kind of down to earth guy I’d love to jump across the pond and come hang out with and get you to teach me some bushcraft skills. Then I’d get you to come to Mississippi, USA and we could do a bit of whitetail deer hunting! Like I say I really enjoy your content thus far. I would love to maybe send you a couple of USA made hatchets and bushcraft type boy’s axes to try. I too have a very good collection of axes and hatchets of all types. I have a True Temper Tomahawk and a True Temper Boy’s axe that my grandfather bought me over 50 years ago now! I used all throughout my Boy Scouts years and then for many ,many more. Now I have a new obsession in part thanks to you, MORA KNIVES! DAMN IT MAN! 😂😂😂(there are a lot worse things a 62 year old guy could spend his hard earned money on these days, but to be fair, my bushcraft knife addiction has been in full swing for about 4 years now. I do like the Mora knives and for the money, the hit way above their weight class! Now saws, I’m thinking of saving my money and just going straight to Sillky saws. )

Quite a nice collection. Live in Malta.

I've been a knife collector/user since 6th grade and for years I blew off mora knives. I thought they looked more like kitchen knives than real working blades.

Thank you very much, Scott. Really appreciate the video.

Excelente video 👌 saludos!

I enjoyed the video! Thanks.

I’ve got the Garberg Carbon, Kansbol, Eldris, companion and Hd version, wood carving basic and the 120. I live in Scotland