Funny that: I do my research by using, and I'll take a Mora over a lot of so called "uberknives".

Cody was trying to make a point: Which is that it's the skill of the man behind the knife that matters, not the knife itself. He's picked himself a knife that is light, a reasonable size, sharp, easy to sharpen, can be used as a fire striker (if needs must)and reasonably rugged.

One small observation about Cody: If you actually listen to him, there is a very thoughtful and well educated individual under the "hippy" exteriour.

Having said that, I personally tend more towards David Canterbury's material based approach. But that does not mean that I cannot or will not learn from Cody.