Review on The Ultimate Morakniv Bushcraft Knife: Incomparable Performance in Sleek Black by Adam Tidd

I love this mora! Pros: Super comfortable grip. I definitely like this case more than any other Mora case. He feels safer. I didn't see the need for a sheath with a sharpener and ferrorod attachment. I personally use a wide band around the knife to hold things like a ferro staff. It's also nice that you don't have to bend the knife handle 90 degrees to use the ferro handle and it works great. - The coating on the blade is different than most commercial blades where it is rough. Only time will tell how he holds the whoops - another pen! It doesn't transfer the shock to your hands when you hit with a baton. While I personally wouldn't recommend doing this all the time, it can handle abuse. Just keep the wood thick around your wrist. You will always find dry standing wood in this size. Also, get out and practice shooting whatever the weather so you know what to do and when. There are several ways to prevent this and one of them is to just use it and oil it when you're done. However, in my opinion, an unused knife is a bad knife. Just go and have fun. Rust and scars define the character of the knife, and each scar or stain is a story or a memory.