Mora Classic 1 | Bushcraft Knife | Field Review

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Krik of Black Owl Outdoors reviews the timeless bushcraft knife, the Mora Classic 1. The Mora Classic 1 sports a red birch ochre handle and has 3.75" of cutting area making it the perfect neck knife while you're out camping, hiking, backpacking or doing bushcraft.

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Tags: Mora,Classic 1,Knife,Review,Outdoor,Gear,Black Owl Outdoors,Camping,Hiking,Backpacking,Wilderness,Pennsylvania,Canon 7D,Bushcraft

Video Transcription

sup Turtles its Creek with black outdoors and today we'll be doing review of this neck knife I'm wearing the more classic one the knife retails for $19.99 comes in this black plastic molded sheath with a belt loop that I don't find effective so I'll the weight of this knife I wear this as a necklace with a piece of paracord the blade is a high carbon steel and the high carbon is just actually referring to the amount of carbon within the alloy the percentage three and three-quarter inches of cutting material Skanda need scandinavian grind single bevel which makes it a lot easier for sharpening just one angle to worry about it's a three quarter tang running into the red ochre birch handle which I really like and ochre is referring to the color it's being red but it's found in clay and the material clay and ochre have been used for thousands and thousands of years as a die blade thickness three thirty-seconds of an inch overall weight with the sheath is 2.9 ounces the knife alone from sorry 2.7 ounces with the sheath the knife alone 1.9 ounces overall length from handle to tip right under 8 inches and yeah this is the more classic one I'm going to show you show you close up cutting the knife and tell you why I really like it there's a few main reasons why I really like the knife and one of them is the price for $19.99 retailing for $19.99 and getting the quality of a Mora make this you know such a great night the reason why I'm actually revealing this knife and it is not a full tang but because of the quality of the knife you can baton with this knife and there's a definite limit to where you can take this knife batoning wise you can you know you can do too much with it but you can't baton with that and forth in for not a full tang to have the you know confidence to do that it's really a great feature about the knife the small this is a sort of a smaller handle it fits well in my hand but you can see there's nothing really sticking out out of my hand so it's something to keep in mind to do small really small work fine work with it I really like it that it's so small in my hand I feel like I have a lot of control with a knife but there are other mores that I'm going to do a review on that has bigger handles and I like for different reasons

and like all more as the knife comes factory sharpened very sharp right out of the bag Oh incoming boxes anymore right out of the bag and like I said for the price and the quality the reason why I'm doing this video then in life you're getting I'm I'm not rolling in the money I'm you know I'm on a budget and this is the reason why I'm doing this review quality a knife quality a knife you're getting for the price so this is Creek with black outdoors signing out stay safe turtles