There is always room for a Mora Eldris knife in the collection...
Especially when it is as small and compact as the Eldris knife from Swedish Mora. In general, I always recommend having a small selection of knives with you when on the go and working with bushcraft.
That way, you can always be flexible in the challenges you may face. Depending on the size, shape, and material of your knife, they all have different advantages and disadvantages.
-
The blade is made of stainless 12C27 steel, which is known as the preferred metal for razor blades. And yes, the Mora Eldris is as sharp as a razor blade.
-
This little guy weighs a mere 125g including the sheath, is 14.3cm long, and is the perfect choice as a pocket knife or backup knife.
- As is standard for most of our knives, the Mora Eldris has a fairly square spine. This is simply a must when you want to make fire in combination with a firesteel (which can also be purchased here).