On October 1, Morakniv launches a new version of the iconic survival knife. Garberg Grand shares the same trusted construction as the original Garberg – now with a longer and more powerful blade, more strength, and greater capability.  

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Longer Blade – powerful enough to take down smaller trees

Garberg Grand is available in two versions: 
  • Garberg Grand (S): Swedish stainless steel 14C28
  • Garberg Grand Black Blade (C): German carbon steel C100S with black DLC coating
Both versions feature a 142 mm long and 3,2 mm thick full-tang blade with a Scandi grind, providing strength and stability in every cut. The longer blade makes the knife powerful enough to fell smaller trees and handle demanding tasks in the wild. The full-tang blade runs through the entire handle with an exposed tang that can be used for batoning, scraping, or striking sparks. The spine is compatible with a ferro rod, and the ergonomic handle with a Dalarna-inspired pattern provides a secure grip even in wet or cold conditions. Garberg Grand comes with an exclusive dark brown sheath made of European, LWG-certified, vegetable-tanned leather.

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“Taking an already iconic knife to the next level requires both expertise and attentiveness to users worldwide. Together with ambassadors, customers, and suppliers, we have created a new, improved blade and a refined leather sheath that I believe is the best and most appealing we’ve produced in recent years. We are proud to present a complete knife that delivers world-class function and design,” says Mikael Helgesson, Project Manager in Morakniv’s product development team.

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Recommended prices:

Garberg Grand (S): 159 EUR / 169 USD

Garberg Grand (C) BlackBlade: 169 EUR / 179 USD
Launch date: October 1, 2025

For more information, please contact:

Madelene Jonsson Öhlin, Chief Marketing Officer

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