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The Eldris is the perfect pocket knife for me. A year or two ago, I started searching for the perfect "pocket carry" fixed blade. I tried a friends Esee Izula and bought a Tops MSK 2.5, but wasn't really loving the handles on either knife. Around the same time I bought my MSK, Mora released the Eldris. I knew I had to try it. But I still had my doubts. When I first held My Eldris I could tell that the handle would not be the problem this time. It feels great, more like a full size knife. Unlike the Esee and Tops, It feels a lot more substantial in my pocket. I like this because it doesn't move around a lot. So overall the Eldris quickly became my favorite knife and I would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a Simple, Robust, EDC friendly, Woods-worthy knife. Sorry if this comment is a bit to long.

I carry three knives. The garberg, the kansbol, and the Eldris. They all have their individual roles in my outdoor adventures. The Garberg is my knife of choice for the heavy work. The Kansbol is great for camp chores and meal prep. The Edris is just a handy knife to have for those quick cutting jobs where a big knife is a little overkill. I’ve owned all three of these knives for quite a while and they have performed so well that I have retired most of my overpriced fancy blades. I absolutely love Morakniv.

I love the Eldris so much so that I have 7 of them. I have one suspended from my steering column in my car, I have one attached to my chest pouch, one hanging from my neck, one in my pocket , etc.. they are light weight and are perfect for most everyday chores.

I just bought a Mora Eldris on Amazon and I'm really excited to get it. I love your video and I look forward to exploring my new knife here in Texas!!!

Just recently found your chanel, clean edited videos, great to the point and interesting content. Keep those videos comming and you'll reach 5k subs sooner rather then later!

Ok, I'm really taking a shine to this Mora Eldris.

Great video and a great knife! I carry the Eldris all the time during the forest sessions, just so neat having it under the shirt and no 20cm+ rod clingin’ from the hip..

I wish they would make a black multicam model. THAT would be epic and I’d pay the additional cost without even blinking

I have had an Eldris for almost 1 year and happily use it more than I thought I would. I find I like inserting the handle into the sheath when I need extra grip. Thanks for the gaw opportunity and Happy New Year 👍😀

Have the eldris, would love the s1! Loved the video, great as always!!!

Hi Ted, I love the Eldris, it's a great detail knife, I carry it with my Mora Companion and my Gerber Strongarm, vital to my knife setup, Rock On!

Great review - Love the videos. Well done.

I really like the Mora Eldris it is a handy little knife. I love all the Mora knives but the Eldris is great for it's size I carry it everyday and use it. So far it has handled everything I have through at it.

Love my eldris; surprisingly capable!

The Morakniv Eldris reminds me of the Roselli Bear Claw which I have in the ultra high carbon steel. The handle is full sized, but the knife doesn't come with the option of neck carry. I think the Eldris would be useful as a knife for day hikes and light camping. The flatter grind near the tip for slicing cuts when prepping foods or processing game

Great video. Very informative.

Good luck with your target Ted. 👍🏼

Nice review Ted! I have a red one with the neck/ferro rod kit, really like it. It tend to go with me everywere and i find myself using it for almost all knife and firestarting tasks. Lighting up stoves etc. Small and light weight. I have as well an hunters axe, just the size larger than the one you had in the video. Fits perfekt in my packpack. The eldris fits perfect in my armpocket at the Fjällräven Keb jacket.

Just found your channel. Good stuff. Great reviews. Looking forward to a few binge sessions. Thanks ..... cheers MG

I really want to try the Eldris, but definitely want to own the Garberg. So I think I’m going to get my wife the Eldris when I pull the trigger on the Garberg and be able to play with the Eldris when she isn’t using it lol. Loving your channel!

I have a number of "bushcraft" knives of various sizes and designs which i use regularly. Lately I have been using smaller rat tail designs like Heller because of the weight/convenience consideration. I would not have any issue relying on that knife as a primary blade since I rarely see a need to baton or chop with a knife. An axe or hatchet is a better tool for that work. 99% of the time i use my knife for food processing, carving, or fire starting all of which can be accomplished with a short blade. That being said I would still like to win that S1.

Yes I liked it allright :-) Becoming a knife collector is really not my ambition, but for some reason I really want an Eldris. My main knife is a Casström no. 10 and I don’t see it easily replaced as I like it a lot. But, well, the Eldris is just so cute and still a real tool - your review leaves no doubt about that! Not sure I can restrain myself :-)

Like the knife and the building of the vid ! I use most my f1d, but kinda want something bigger, like a s1. Hope to win one hehe, would mean a lot. Again nice vid and looking forward to next vid!

Nice review of what seems to be a handy knife...not too big but still useful. Knife is something I need to add to my gear list alongside with a pair of goggles, which should also strike a balance between their size and image quality. And by the way good job on the music front. It wasn't distracting nor too loud. Definitely an improvement. Way to go! ;-) - Michal

Thanks for the review. Brought me into to order my first Mora, not the Eldris, but if this works out fine it will probably the Eldris next as I like the possibilty of the neck holder.

Did you ever consider something such as a swiss army knife? Most of the time a Victorinox Outrider is my backup (and primary) knife, if going "UL" the huntsman. Both have a blade thats great for carving (even fixed on the outrider), scissors for cutting bandages or cordage plus a saw thats okay for smaller branches and perfect for use on a ferro rod. Additionally the awl is nice for small bushcraft works and the tweezers are great for removing ticks. I used to carry a mora bushcraft survival (none black from back in the days ;)) plus a bahco saw but for longer hikes the SAKs are much more useful and lighter :) Main problem is where to carry them because on my regular belt it interferes with the backpack waist belt. During fall or spring I can wear my beloved long fjallraven karl trousers which have a small pocket on the left side which perfectly fits a SAK :) Too bad the otherwise pretty high tech keb gaiters do not have such a pocket and switched the smartphone place from left to right side.. damn muscle memory.. have to relearn ;) Having small blade accessible within seconds for small carving tasks, striking a ferro rod or cutting salami is still something that draws me a bit to the mora eldris even though I probably really don't need it :) Anyhow, thanks for the nice review.

I appreciate this review as I would have passed this knife off as too short. Good things come in small packages though and the Eldris seems to prove that point.

Great small knife but I prefer the Eldris Light Duty. You can make the spine 90 degree if you want.

Good review bring the knife to Canada 🇨🇦

Hej Ted The Eldris is a great small knife. I have been thinking repeatedly about getting one as I prefer smaller fixed blades outdoors. You simply have more control over a small blade. The main reason I didn’t get an Eldris yet is that I love natural handle materials. I own a bunch of Helle Nyings and a Fällkniven WM1/3G I have customized into a small Sami style knife. I would never part from this.

Moras, best knives for the price!

5k lets go! :)

The Eldris knife looks and is really good and practical but I wonder how it performs when cooking and cutting food, I personally prefer bigger knifes as they are more satisfying to use and look better😅😁

Eldris looks very functional, but when I carry a traditional knife I want it to have a wooden handle (and my Helle "Nying" knife has that), plastic just does not look or feel right.

Greetings from Finland! I allready have the eldris and i like it. But it's not as good as the ones my grandfather made ; ) Close, but not quite...

I would love to find that axe. Could you link the axe? Edit: never mind, found your video on it

Nice knife! Enjoying ur videos! I would be happy to win the Fallkniven :-)

Eldris is an underrated neck knife. Just needs to be a little thinner.

somehow Scandinavians know how to make knives :p. I like Mora knives, I think they are definitely a good bang for your buck. Used Mora knives in the basic kit that everyone got when I organised a small bushcraft course. Then I've got a Brusletto knife that I really like as well. But I wouldn't mind winning that Fallkniven S1 in addition to the knives I currently have! ;) lets go to 5K subscribers!

Jag hade en mora 2000 men nu blev det som för dig, eldris som primär.

Då ska A snart få sin första kniv...😁🗡

You are carrying this wrong! Eldris translates to Suitcase Knife