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

Great knife to have around. I wear this when Im back packing in the back country.

As a Mora, this knife is a good quality, as I expected it would be. The blade was sharp, as it came, I am sure that it will be durable, and it has a nice feel to it. Bear in mind, however, that it is a very small knife. I knew this when I ordered it so I am not at all disappointed. As a small knife, its anticipated uses will be limited, so if youre looking for a knife that will serve all of your bushcraft needs, this is probably not the knife for you. Its probably tough enough for batoning but its not nearly large enough to be used for that. I havent taken it out camping yet but I put it through a few of its paces in my backyard. It is perfect for making feather sticks, notching or carving wood, cutting your paracord to size, prepping vegetables, cutting meat, scraping, or fire starting. Of course, you can also use it for opening boxes and stuff. If youre going to spend some time in the woods, you might want to take a larger knife with you, but Id take this one, as well. Its small enough to fit in your pocket and light enough that it wont be a burden.

The sharp spine is perfect for ferro rod sparking and making fluffy wood shavings. The short handle and blade make a great neck knife because it doesnt get in the way. Absolutely love it.

Got the price & color I wanted, thanks for quick delivery, been on my wish list long time.

Just ordered another knife from this manufacturer

I watched an excellent Youtube video by Tengan65 where he explained 10 things this knife can do and 2 things it cant. I encourage you to watch the video if youre on the fence about making the purchase. Here is his list and my opinion now that Ive used this little knife for awhile. #1 Great for making Feather Sticks and very controllable. #2 Very good for scraping for the same reason. #3 Excellent for sparking a Ferro Rod. I mean really good! #4 Pretty good at cutting cordage and rope. #5 Good for cutting and slicing. #6 Excellent for opening boxes and cutting cardboard. #7 Fair for food prep such as carrots, onions etc. #8 Very good for Notching wood. #9 Pretty darn good for whittling and carving. #10 Decent for drilling into wood or making hole in softer wood. What it is not good for is... #1 Chopping anything #2 Batoning (Unless your batoning Popsicle sticks or tongue depressors.) I suggest you assess your needs and go from there. I give this little beast a rating of excellent and since the price came down considerably, I think its a super knife to carry as a secondary in the woods or a primary for simple EDC. Edit 3/21/18 OK, I have to admit that this little knife has been relegated to home use for opening packages and such. I just dont use it and I think that just about any other option from Mora would be a better choice than this one. Even the inexpensive Mora 511 is a better choice for most of us. I still stand by my review, I just dont need this.

Great little tool. Great signature quality by Morakniv.

Ive taken my stubby Mora out twice now. I use it for a little of everything. It spends 90% of the time around my neck at camp. I bought this to do a little bit of everything, but I really wanted a great striker for the ferro rod. It is exactly that. It feels fantastic in the hand for something its size. The sharp, ninety-degree spine and it being stainless make it the perfect camp knife. I believe it came pretty sharp, but who really cares because I strop most all my knives before use and I take care of them in the field. No way this knife will disappoint you used within reason. I have close to 100 knives now, and this one is unlike any I have. I will order another in a different color for the wife.

Perfect tiny knife I can have it everywhere anytime.

Sharp, light, and handy. Great for small carving tasks.