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

Great knife at a great price. I carry it in my pocket every day.

Fantastic quality. I’m must buy all models

I am tired of folding knives that have screws loosen and fall apart. This knife has been my edc for a year now. After several months I found a rotating flashlight holder from HFT is a great sheath and wear it horizontal carry so i can deploy even laying on my back. To sharpen I simply use the bottom of a coffee cup. I use it at work (mechanic) to pry, cut hose and wire shielding, wash it and cut an apple.

I love this knife. While it isn’t necessarily the best Mora for the money, it also isn’t super expensive for the quality you’re getting here. I love that it has the unfinished blade spine, and I can confirm that this does help with using a fire steel. I’ve also seen reviews say that the unfinished spine makes it uncomfortable to use in a pushing based carving style. Firstly, I wouldn’t get this specifically as a carving knife, though for me it does work well for that in addition to other functions. And secondly, the spine hasn’t really been noticeably uncomfortable while carving, even when I do push the spine of the blade (which is at least 50-60% of the time for my carving style). Something I was skeptical about was the compound grind on this blade. But, even though this is a pretty small fixed blade, the compound grind actually does work well for it. It doesn’t sacrifice the ease of sharpening the blade, because the scandi grind angle actually remains consistent throughout the blade, so it’s still one relatively easy to find sharpening angle. And, the compound aspect of the grind allows you to have a greater variety of cutting angles when you need that kind of thing. In terms of blade steel, I think you’d have unrealistically high expectations for this price point to be disappointed by its quality. It’s nice and stiff, sharpens relatively easily, and holds an edge, even with a true scandi grind. This knife does come sharp out of the box, but with about an hour of work, some varying grades of sandpaper and strop, it’s actually really easy to take that sharpness up a notch and put a real razor edge on the knife. The handle is great for a guy with big hands like me, and the grip on it works well. My only real gripe with this is the sheath. For me, when I wear this knife and I go hiking, I can be jumping around a little, climbing a bit, and other higher energy activities. And I have had situations where it’s fallen out of the sheath because of an impact that I would really expect a good sheath to hold well against. Because of this, if you’re going to particularly active while wearing this, to add a quick release stopper knot on a land yard through the hole on the end of the handle to make sure everything is as safe as can be. Other than that, I’d strongly recommend this!

The knife is small and portable. I carry it as my EDC and I love it. It also works really well with ferro rods. Only downside is that mora stainless knives aren’t truly stainless and could still rust if not taken care off. There are plenty of other reviews here on Amazon that show different mora knives rusting even though they are stainless.

This little knife does the job of a bigger one. Very sharp, fits well in the hand with a non slip rubber handle. Mora knives are great you can never buy just one. I have 3 if them and they are great for camping and never let me down! Also nice to have something made in a country other than China once in awhile. Highly reccommend this awesome little knife! Quality !

Super cool, sharp, small knife. Easily packable. I bought this to use exclusively on my bikepacking adventures and it’s perfect given its makeup, handle, sharpness and super light weight.

As noted, I forgot my pocket knife - trusty and you never really realize how many times you use it till its missing... Fortunately my Eldris was in my backpack pouch. Moved it to my vest pocket and it became as accessible as my pocket knife; pulling it from the sheath was really no more than flipping my pocket knife open. In every was this little knife was so much more efficient than trusted my pocket knife. Im really considering changing my thinking about the knife I carry most. Hint; from my Kershaw Leek to the Eldris.

Great little lightweight knife. I have been packing it in my HPG Kit Bag, along with some other essentials. I have XL sized hands and find that the handle is not too small. I consider it essential gear now, and intend to use it for a lightweight backpacking knife, as well as for kayaking. I added some 550 cord on mine, so I could keep it around my neck when doing stuff in the snow. I have no doubt that I will pick up a few more of these. They come very sharp and with a micro set of crock sticks, it sharpens fast and holds a great edge. It is one of those few times that you get more than what you paid for (in my opinion).

Excellent neck knife. I have used it on 3 backpacking trips so far. I have prepped and started fires, cut my freeze dried packaging open (better than tearing them open), cut rope and whittled feather sticks among other things. When I get into camp I put it around my neck using a homemade adjustable lanyard and I hardly feel the weight of the knife on my neck. For backpacking, this knife is ultralight, compact, and is up to just about any task you will encounter.