StrikeMaster Mora Hand Ice Auger

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StrikeMaster Mora Hand Ice Auger is rated 4.5 out of 5 by 23.

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The #1 selling hand auger. The StrikeMaster® Mora® Hand Auger features a single high-alloy carbon steel blade that cuts through ice efficiently and effectively. Ergonomically-designed telescoping handle system and soft rubber grip reduces hand fatigue. Blade's powder coated paint reduces ice buildup and prevents binding in the hole.

52100 Hi-alloy carbon steel blades
Powder-coated paint
Soft rubber grips
Ergonomic handle system
Telescoping handle adjusts from 48"-57"
2-piece construction

Web ID: 95503

Rated 5 out of 5 by NFLDwayne from Can't beat it for the price I have used this auger for 3 years now and still cuts ice like the day I bought it. I have the 6" version and orignally boughtit as a backup for my power auger. After using it a few times i switched to using this because it will cut a hole through the ice just about as fast as the power auger. Take good care of it and it should last a long time. Don't know why people are saying that they have cutting problems??? Do not bang the blades or force the auger while cutting and let it do the work.

Date published: 2017-09-03

Rated 5 out of 5 by Esoxnut from Manuel Auger Best Manuel around

Date published: 2016-12-21

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jb9090 from Best auger ever I got my auger for Christmas and it is a auger I would recoment very much ! It is 8 wide. The only thing I say is be careful with the blades , don't cut your self they are very sharp

Date published: 2016-02-09

Rated 5 out of 5 by hikenyak from Still going strong I have owned my 8" Mora Ice Auger for 20 years, and it is still my main cutting tool. The first year I had it, my wife and daughters used it to cut snow tunnels in the frozen, plowed snow bank at the end of our road. I figured the blades were shot, but took it out on the lake and tried it anyway. It still cut through 6" of ice, although I did replace blades later that year. Since then, I am on my 4th set of blades. I never sharpen them. I usually cut 10-20 holes per outing and fish at least once a week. The best method seems to be, cut a hole, cover the blades, set your tip-up or jig and move on to the next. I have found, through the years, that once you get over 12"-15" of ice, it is a bit of a struggle because you get bent over to far. The key is, protect the blades. Do that, and this auger is an excellent value and all you need to cut your holes for a great day on the ice.

Date published: 2016-01-03

Rated 4 out of 5 by gwlangler from mora hand auger Solid hand auger for any beginner ice fisherman. It's only drawback is how easy it is to dull it's blades. Make sure you are extremely careful in protecting it's blades. Other than that it's a great piece of gear.

Date published: 2014-12-30

Rated 5 out of 5 by Briguy from Like a hot knife thru butter! Purchased the 6" drill for early ice situations. Couldn't be happier with the performance and ease of cutting. This drill cuts so easy that I may end up using it later into the season than originally planned.

Date published: 2014-12-30

Rated 1 out of 5 by Matri from Flat bladed augers are TERRIBLE I borrowed the 8" version of this auger from someone for pike last weekend, and it took well over an hour just to cut 10 holes. It does not want to dig into the ice AT ALL(The auger had never been used, he bought it days before I used it too). The flat blades are useless, and the auger spins all over the place because the blades don't catch the ice even when pushing hard. My smaller auger cuts by itself because of its curved blades. People who give good reviews on this auger obviously have never used an auger that actually cuts ice!! Do yourself a favor and spend a little extra for CURVED BLADES!!! Your arms and shoulders will thank you.

Date published: 2013-02-19

Rated 4 out of 5 by Hiltopr1 from does the job... Good for the price..sharp blades but could use a pointer/starter tip as it tends to wander when starting to drill..a sharp pointer bit would stop this..went thru 12' of ice today with no problem once it grabbed..

Date published: 2013-02-19