Orange Bushcraft Survival Knife

The story of Mora knives began over 100 years ago in the village of Ostnor in Sweden, not far from Mora, a town known for the quality of its blades.

Erik Frost, a cutler and blacksmith, founded his company and his "Mora" knives were quickly adopted and valued by the Swedes, then abroad. Blades with a faultless edge and impressive toughness are behind that success.

Widespread in the outdoor and bushcraft world, Mora today offers a range of knives dedicated to bushcraft.

The Mora Bushcraft Survival Orange is the high-visibility version of the Bushcraft Survival Black, with its clearly visible orange handle and part of its sheath in orange too. And a stainless steel blade to avoid any corrosion problems in marine and aquatic environments.
It will match every task you set it, and once again the quality of the steel and the (razor) edge are there.
This knife comes with a new sheath containing a diamond sharpener and a firesteel. You can choose between a belt loop and a clip for the sheath's attachment system.

Made from Swedish stainless steel, the 3.2 mm blade will hold its edge for a long time. The corners of the spine have not been rounded but left sharp, to be used with the firesteel.

The firesteel throws sparks at 3000 °C and lasts for around 7000 strikes.
If you want to replace it, it is now available separately: Fire Starter

The Mora Bushcraft Survival is a very well made set bringing together two essentials for heading out into nature: the knife (which you can sharpen) and the firesteel.