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Iconic as a red fire hydrant or yellow sun, the Mora's powder blue drill is as recognizable to ice anglers as the ice itself. Time-tested, the Mora strikes the target where price intersects quality, yielding value no other entry level hand-auger can deliver.
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There are many reasons why the Mora ice auger is one of the world’s best selling hand augers. Its high alloy carbon steel blades chew through the ice, making short work of even the thickest ice. Low torque is needed, which makes the drill easy to turn and the ergonomically designed, telescoping handle with comfort grips reduces hand fatigue. All of this comes in a package that weighs anywhere between just 6 and 8 pounds depending on the drill size. The Mora ice auger is the perfect choice for someone new to ice angling or for anglers who like the lightweight portability of a hand auger.
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