Is this the most expensive Mora

[crosslandkelly]

I want two. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mora-FT1183...F8&qid=1389885330&sr=1-188&keywords=bushcraft

 

[ozzy1977]

That must be a mistake, surely

 

[Kong]

but that is the price of them well that particuler one any way

 

[Kong]

rrp is 85 pounds

 

[ozzy1977]

Why? what is special about it?

 

[crosslandkelly]

Just found John Fennas review. http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=416-Mora-Bushcraft-Survival-Knife He compares it with a Mora Clipper, but it is a £15 Robust with a fire steel and a diamond sharpener. The power of marketing eh!

 

[Mesquite]

Nah... I saw a couple up for sale recently that were well overpriced

 

[Gill]

Plus it is 3.2mm thick i have one very good knife

 

[crosslandkelly]

Plus it is 3.2mm thick i have one very good knife

I bought the Ray Mears 30th anniversary ones, two for £25 or £30, great knives.

 

[demographic]

Looks like they have taken a few hints from Hultafors on the sheath design, which can't be a bad thing in my book cos thats always been the thing I really disliked about them.

 

[ozzy1977]

But wnen you ditch the crappy plastice sheath for a nice leather one you e d up with a robust a fire steel and stone. Just seems very expensive too me.

 

[demographic]

But wnen you ditch the crappy plastice sheath for a nice leather one you e d up with a robust a fire steel and stone. Just seems very expensive too me.

I know I'll be burnt at the stake for being heretic here but I'm not that fussed about leather sheaths. Definitely not keen on the ornate ones with loads of detail but nor was I keen on the thin plastic Mora ones.

 

[Big Stu 12]

Nah... I saw a couple up for sale recently that were well overpriced

Think I saw the same ones as you did.....

 

[ammo]

I think, it's the heaviest knife they do, but not much between it, and the robust really.