The F1 is so far superior to any Mora that it's not even funny. However, that is not to say that Mora's aren't good. They are. And they are also fantastically cheap. Here in Finland you can get an F1 for about 100 €. A decent Mora is about 4 €. So, you can get a couple of dozen Moras for the price of one Fällkniven F1...
Fällkniven F1 is excellent, easily one of the very best production knives ever made in every way. I prefer the black teflon coated model, since I occasionally have to deal with salt water. Moras are amazing quality for the price, and are sturdy knives in themselves. But the best part is that they're so cheap you don't have to care if you misplace one, two or three of them, and so cheap that some people don't actually bother sharpening them, but rather just buy a new one when the old dulls out. Moras are also very light in weight. So light, in fact, that it would be a good idea to always carry a Mora, no matter what other tools you have with you. They're good when you have to do something a knife isn't meant to do. Instead of abusing a hundred dollar knife, abuse a 5 dollar Mora.
Fällkniven F1 is excellent, easily one of the very best production knives ever made in every way. I prefer the black teflon coated model, since I occasionally have to deal with salt water. Moras are amazing quality for the price, and are sturdy knives in themselves. But the best part is that they're so cheap you don't have to care if you misplace one, two or three of them, and so cheap that some people don't actually bother sharpening them, but rather just buy a new one when the old dulls out. Moras are also very light in weight. So light, in fact, that it would be a good idea to always carry a Mora, no matter what other tools you have with you. They're good when you have to do something a knife isn't meant to do. Instead of abusing a hundred dollar knife, abuse a 5 dollar Mora.