Morakniv Eldris Fixed-Blade Pocket-Sized Knife with Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade and Plastic Sheath 2.2-Inch.

Its short, built for a purpose, camp chores and getting fires going! And it works really well at it. I love the true 90° spine! I love the two step edge for small carving purposes! And I really love the great grip it has!

Ive been waiting for the U.S. release of this Mora knife for what feels like ever. I received the red model without the leather snap. While I would like the leather option, it bumps the price up for me just a little too much for what it is. The plastic sheath does have a bit of a snap when the knife is fully engaged. So there is retention, and you could wear it as a neck knife. The retention is not great enough for me to trust it for any serious hiking/fishing etc. Fashioning your own leather/rubber snap should be simple enough. The Handle is a combination of hard plastic, and a soft rubber type material. It give me a full four finger grip, and fills my palm comfortably without slip or irritation. The handle is a win for me especially with the addition of a lanyard hole. While I typically abhor lanyards, it is a nice addition for this small knife. The Eldris has a pretty specific purpose, and that is fire craft. It has an incredibly sharp cutting edge, and an ice skate sharp spine. Both lend well to making shavings of wood, feather sticks, and striking a ferro rod. It throws sparks like a champ. It makes feather sticks like a champ. The spine can be used to shave wood off of a stick to save your cutting edge, or for shaving magnesium off of a block. It has been added to my fire kit, and that is where it shall live. It could be used as a pocket knife, but is a bit fat for my taste. When I carry a fixed blade, I prefer it to be slender to no draw attention. It is a very small knife, that handles like a large knife and I highly recommend it. My main complaint is the funky grind. Should prove to be interesting when a resharpen is due. Im trying to keep it honed on a strop to avoid that.

Just the Best Neck Knife out there today . you can not go wrong with this little guy . Love It ....

The Mora Eldris comes razor sharp right out of the box. It feels great in the hand. I put some paracord through the sheath so I can wear it anywhere anytime. It’s a great bushcraft knife or around the house and yard. It’s light weight is great for hiking. I’d like to have about three more to keep in various places like my workshop, car etc. Don’t let its size fool you. Get one or two and you’ll find out what all this little beast can do.

Amazing

Mora makes very very good, reasonably priced, practical knives. This is no exception. Fits well in my hand and comes quite sharp, as all Moras do. Good size for your glove compartment or your emergency trunk bag. Everyone should have at least one Mora and this is a good place to start.

Love this knife, it’s my 4th and most recent Morakniv. 2 Companions (carbon & SS), 1 carbon Garberg and this. Can’t beat the quality/value of these knives. Sharp out of the box, easy to resharpen and excellent edge retention. The grips fit my hands perfectly. Just not a fan of the sheath for the Eldris, so I made my own Kydex sheath with 1-1/2” belt holster clip. I can wear this knife on my waste belt upright or inverted or horizontally on my backpack shoulder strap. I’ve kept the stock sheath for hanging around my neck however I’d rather have it fixed secure rather than swinging around while hiking.

Lost within an hour of wearing the first time. Must have fallen out of sheath. Went to use and the knife was gone from the sheath. The shape and rigidity of the sheath is designed to hold the knife by simply clicking it into the sheath. It clicked in, but the knife vanished.

like this better than my Main or a companion. Its perfect for a pocket or hung as a neck knife

Not your usual Mora quality here. Not Scandi ground. Tarnished steel. Does not fit as securely in sheath as other models. Not up to expected quality. Disappointed as a lover of all things Mora.