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

You cant go wrong with a Mora! The Eldris has a suprisingly beefy grip for a smaller knife! Super sharp right out of the box. Very sturdy little knife!! You wont be disappointed!

I have several Morakniv, all are a bargain for the price. This is tool is a gem, goes in my EDC bag.

Love Mora knifes. This one is great for hiking or camping. Lite , compact, very sharp out of the box.

I ran a sneaker lace through it and made the sheath a pendant. I’ve given up on pocket knives and am exclusively a Morakniv customer now. Scandi Grind makes sharpening easy. The price is very affordable.

Everyone knows the quality of the Mora knives as to make them legendary. They are all well made and inexpensive (and sharp as heck too). Too bad not all of them are full tang, though. Which brings us to the Eldris neck knife. Its so small that full tang is irrelevant. You dont need the length, or bulk to chop down trees because thats not what it was designed for. It was designed for close up, in tight work. Carving and whittling are the tour de force for these shorties. The stubby blade is well made, yet the multi grind makes it versatile enough to use for food prep. The fact that it is so diminutive makes it convenient to store and handy to have around. You either like it or hate it. Im in the former camp.

Good. Sturdy blade. Sharp. Can use with flint stick. Nice to keep in a backpack or tackle bag / box.

This is an excellent small blade for the camp. Its large grip gives you excellent control and the blade comes nice and sharp out of the box. I was very impressed with all the knife that I was getting for such a small price.

Love this knife, i used paracord on the sheath for easy neck carry, i bought 2 more for family members.

Comfortable knife to carry and use and it’s great for carving up sticks for outdoor projects. The 90 degree spine made smoothing out an improvised walking stick very easy and the blade was great for removing branches and knots, cutting cordage, and everyday tasks. It feels great in the hand. I like the knife so much I am buying more for family and friends, and an extra one for myself as well.

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.