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Condor Bushlore vs Morakniv Bushcraft Hi-Vis

Condor Bushlore runs a 4.3″ drop point blade in 1075 Carbon; Morakniv Bushcraft Hi-Vis runs 4.3″ of drop point in Sandvik 12C27. The Morakniv Bushcraft Hi-Vis is the lighter of the two by 0.36 oz.

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  • Condor Bushlore · Drop Point
    4.3″ blade · 0.12″ spine · 6.07 oz · ~1.26″ tall
  • Morakniv Bushcraft Hi-Vis · Drop Point
    4.3″ blade · 0.13″ spine · 5.71 oz · ~1.16″ tall (derived) · family outline
Spine thickness, same scale
0.12″
0.13″
Length and spine thickness drawn to true scale from published specs. Outlines traced from makers' photos, except where marked as the shape family's.
SpecCondorCondor BushloreCheck priceMoraknivMorakniv Bushcraft Hi-VisBuy from Morakniv
Blade length4.3″4.3″
Spine thickness0.12″0.13″
Overall length9.3″9.1″
Weight6.07 oz5.71 oz
Blade shapeDrop PointDrop Point
Steel1075 CarbonSandvik 12C27
GrindScandiScandi
LockFixedFixed
Handle materialWalnutTPE
Country of originEl SalvadorSweden
Price bandMidBudget

Tinted rows are where these two differ.

The steel difference

1075 Carbon

Lower carbon than 1095, so softer and even tougher. Common on machetes and budget bushcraft blades.

Sandvik 12C27

Morakniv and Opinel's steel. Modest edge retention, excellent toughness and grain, sharpens on anything including a river rock.