Videos tagged with Mora Knives

This video provides a review of the SOG Field Knife, highlighting its suitability for various applications like Bug Out Kits (BOK), Load Bearing Equipment (LBE), and Home Preparedness/Action Kits (HPAC). The reviewer compares it favorably to the discontinued SOG Field Pup, noting improvements while retaining its predecessor's desirable characteristics such as lightness, affordability, decent sheath, good steel, and a comfortable handle. The video also briefly mentions and links to other competitive knife options for comparison, ultimately recommending the SOG Field Knife for its value and performance.

This video focuses on building a comprehensive Bug Out Kit (BOK), emphasizing the inclusion of weapons as a critical component for survival in various disaster scenarios. The presenter, Nutnfancy, outlines the philosophy behind bugging out, stresses the importance of a well-equipped kit beyond basic 72-hour supplies, and details the various elements needed for self-sufficiency, including food, shelter, tools, first aid, and importantly, defensive tools. The build aims for long-term usability and peace of mind, costing over $1000. The video series breaks down the kit's philosophy, container, and contents, stressing customization for individual needs and locations. Specific gear recommendations are provided, with a strong focus on quality and reliability.

Mora knives define '1st kind of cool' with their exceptional value, focusing on capability and durability over aesthetics. They are praised for their lightweight design, typically weighing 3.8-5 oz with sheath, and affordable price range ($15-$65). While capable of light batoning and fire-starting with a squared spine, they excel as versatile woods blades within a broader outdoor system.