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

This is my first Mora knife, and I’m very impressed so far. This is a great size and weight. I love the included sheath. I haven’t really designated a use for this one yet, but it’d be right at home with my camping gear, in a tackle box, or just in my glove box as a general purpose knife.

Used one day and Im sold. This will be a very useful little knife for many things. Well built and good grind on the edge. Stainless steel to boot.

These are ridiculously sharp affordable knifes. For the price you cant beat them. I will be using this to butcher all me Pennsylvania deer. I like a small knife for skinning.

Super quality and very sharp.

Awesome knife! Exactly the neck knife that Ive been looking for.

This is one of my go to knives. It fits in the hand great. It comes very sharp. Easily fits in a packet. The blade is small but extremely useful. Great for camping, fishing, or anything really. I might be buying another one soon to keep in the truck !

I just opened the package and from what I can see, from the factory, it will need a little bit of refining on the edge for it to be perfect... it is,however, sharp enough to shave with out of the package though... great little blade for pretty much everything you would use a pocket knife for

The blade is Mora sharp, perfectly sized for most camp tasks and the spine is great for throwing sparks off a fire steel. The handle is full size, which is excellent, because you can have a solid grip on the knife even though it is a smaller blade. The only downside to the Eldridge is that it is a bit difficult to pull out of the sheath. It works well and holds the knife securely, but you can only grab it with a finger or two and then have to re-adjust your grip before using.

This knife is a great addition to any backpack. It’s small size and weight make it easy to always have it with you, and the combination of an ample handle and a small blade make it a great all around utility knife. It carved wood with ease, and the ground spine quickly and easily shaved bark off of branches and throws sparks from a fire steel. The simple and unassuming design is also very UN-“tacticool”, so it doesnt draw as many stares or reactions as some of the other larger popular knives do. All around, an excellent EDC package.

Awesome. Sharp, useful