Many thanks for watching CC MOGS 👍😀.

Hi Get Smart, I agree. I was dubious about getting a stainless knife as the filleting knives at work that I use are a pain to sharpen. But the 12c27 stainless is a great stainless to use and work with. I have a couple of stainless steel blades now and I made sure that they were the same type. Many thanks for watching.... have a great weekend, all the best, Mark 👍😀.

Thanks mate, atb Mark

Hi Paulie....... Many thanks for watching. Yeah I like the dual grind too. I was thinking of getting a Kansbol too, to try out. I love the style and blade profile, but I'm trying to save a bit of money to purchase one of Ben's knives from him at the show. I'm very impressed with the Eldris so far (only used it about a dozen times), but I found the price is quite high here in the UK considering you can get the Kansbol for a similar price. But like I mentioned it is worth the price for the practicality. I'm not usually a stainless steel fan, but fingers crossed it will serve me well at work and hopefully it will take an edge OK. Thanks again Paulie...... all the best, Mark ;)

Thanx You for that info.,,.

Your welcome Paulie......... have a great day my friend. ;)

Hi Marcin, I hope you are keeping well. Many thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. The sheath retention held up quite well for the time that I had the knife. It fell out of my pack last year whilst out hiking. I was considering buying a new one, but with the lockdown I haven't really been able to get out. Have a great weekend, all the best, Mark :)

Hi Wol, hope you are keeping well brother. Your quite right about the cost for its size, but I was in the market for a small knife that I can use for work. I needed something small, but strong enough, that is also comfortable. I think it is worth the money for how much use it will get. But like I mentioned, it is expensive for Mora and for the amount of knife you are getting. No need to worry about the knife coming out of the sheath. Mora have got that covered. They do another version with a leather retaining strap, ferro rod and lanyard. But they are selling them for about £50.00. I thought that was a bit too steep. Apart from that I will most probably just keep it my pocket the majority of the time instead of my Opinel. Thanks again Wol, take care mate.

Hi Jan.... Many thanks for watching and for the comment. The vest (body warmer) is just a cheap one that I purchased from Amazon. It's called an 'Urban Result', you can get them for around £25.00 if I remember correctly. Thanks again Jan.... all the best, Mark.

Hi Josh.... I hope you are keeping well. The edge is still holding up OK. I have only used the knife about a dozen times and it is still fine. Yeah I was drawn to the low maintenance side too. Especially when I'm working in and around lakes and rivers a lot. Thanks for the kind words..... all the best, Mark.

Hi Dave, for my sins I'm a fly fishing guide/instructor and also manage a trout fishery over in Wales, hence the late reply (I didn't get back home until late last night). The sheath is still holding up OK, but I have lost the knife twice in the water. I have been using the knife mainly for cutting ropes, bits of netting and cleaning the odd fish and the likes. But if the knife starts to slacken up in the sheath I will just add a few ranger bands around it to see if that works. If not it is small enough to keep in my wader pocket or in my jacket- ( that's if I haven't lost the knife beforehand lol). All in all, it has been quite handy. Plus it is stronger than the small folding knives that I often use. Have a great day mate, all the best Mark.

hi mark that's not a shabby job. I'd love to be able to do something like that unfortunately digging holes for the last ten years as been my only job until recently when I started doing handyman jobs. I'm not overly busy and moneys not what it was but I've more time to myself and no stress which was my main goal. all the best bud. ps I'm rather partial to the odd trout 😎

Nothing wrong with the handyman game Dave, I have to spend countless hours myself maintaining the fishery and I enjoy that side of it. Doing a bit of painting, grass cutting, pest control and the likes. It beats sweating away in a factory anyday..... (i've been there!!!). I have always been a beliver that I would rather have a stress free life over a bank full of money anyday. I will post a trout up to you lol...... have a great day mate, all the best Mark.

cheers mark il keep my eyes peeled for the fish lol 😀 a bloke I know bought a few lodges with course fish in them. he lives there in a static caravan. he's just filled one with trout and let's a few people fish it. I wouldn't k ow where to start with fishing tackle it's been about 23 years since I've been 🙄 have a great day too mate.

Hi Mark, nice review, am looking at picking one up & figure you are the one to ask if the knife floats:)