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

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 sheath allows the knife to snap in place. The scandi blade is easy to sharpen.

Worth it for the money. We’ll see how it holds up.

I really love this knife. It came razor sharp, has a good grip, and is pretty sturdy. Its great for carving, making shavings, gutting fish, and a lot more. Pairs very well with a larger knife.

Although I feel like these knives are a little on the pricey side for such a small knife from Mora, I still can’t argue that these I simply great knives! Mora designed this knife as their fixed-blade answer to the folding pocket knife. In that respect, I think they did a really good job. The knife is not so big that you couldn’t fit it in your pocket, yet large enough that the user is able to still achieve a full 4-fingered grip on the handle. So Mora did a good job striking a balance between overall size and pocket-ability versus a function blade and comfortable grip. And as a nice touch, Mora didn’t stop there and also gave people the option to choose from various colors as well. Overall this is a great little knife made with quality steel, and solid build quality. I would certain recommend this knife without hesitation!

Has no CLIP on it.

Either this, or the Crafline Chisel are my favorite knives...... i love the short blade, i almost wish it was half as long! the olive and olive drab combo is my favorite color option mora offers, i wish all their knives knives came in these colors. sense its a neck knife, it should have came with para cord. i just wish it had an option to mount it on a belt, other than the stupid overpriced leather thing more sells separately on the side ( didnt buy it, and wont) ill just make my own.

Fantastic quality. I’m must buy all models

This is a fantastic tool. Perfect for my work bag to cut something quick vs. hassling with a Leatherman tool. Order and enjoy ASAP.

Very nice knife that can be put in pocket or pack. Great for the jobs you need to do (short of batoning) and has a square back that is perfect for use with fire starters. You can use it as a neck knife, but it seems a bit fat for that. The only reason for 4 vice 5 stars is the nice plastic sheath that comes with it lacks a molded in clip, making it impossible to clip onto your belt unless you buy a separate belt loop. It would not take up much space to add a molded belt clip to the sheath, so you could pull oput the knife one handed as needed. That cannot be done with the added belt loop. If they added a molded in clip, it would make the knife a 5 out of 5.