Reviews and Ratings for Morakniv Eldris Pocket-Size Neck Knife Kit Fixed 2.2" 12C27 Blade, Fire Starter, Paracord, Yellow Polypropylene Handle - M-12632

Morakniv Eldris Pocket-Size Neck Knife Kit Fixed 2.2" 12C27 Blade, Fire Starter, Paracord, Yellow Polypropylene Handlerated 4.5 stars out of 5 (4 reviews)
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Morakniv Eldris Pocket-Size Neck Knife Kit Fixed 2.2 inch 12C27 Blade, Fire Starter, Paracord, Yellow Polypropylene Handle

 

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Morakniv Eldris Pocket-Size Neck Knife Kit Fixed 2.2" 12C27 Blade, Fire Starter, Paracord, Yellow Polypropylene Handle
rated 5 stars out of 5
A.C
Oklahoma
Jan 24, 2017
Pros: Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Sheath/Scabbard, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None

So far, so good

Only had the knife for a couple weeks have used around the house and work and it is clearly a knife that has many uses and performs perfectly with every use. Look forward to taking it camping and outdoors. Would defiantly recommend this knife. Was a little worried that it would feel small in my hands but was pleasantly surprised when I first got it the handle is perfect length and circumference.
Morakniv Eldris Pocket-Size Neck Knife Kit Fixed 2.2" 12C27 Blade, Fire Starter, Paracord, Yellow Polypropylene Handle
rated 5 stars out of 5
Shep
Dec 01, 2016
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Sheath/Scabbard, Materials, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None

Amazing little fixed blade for the outdoors

Absolutely love this mora. I use the eldris whenever I want to do some whittling, food prep, or tinder preparation while out camping. I also carry it on my shoulder strap when backpacking. I really like how it's lightweight, compact, and sturdy for a small fixed blade. The handle is ergonomic and the perimeter of the handle is rubber, which makes it more grippy than the wooden handles of the mora classic. The kit adds an extra piece of security in holding the knife in its shealth. The quality of the ferrorod is also great. It throws out big sparks and I felt like the extra $14 for this kit was worth the quality ferrorod and neck carry strap/buckle.
Morakniv Eldris Pocket-Size Neck Knife Kit Fixed 2.2" 12C27 Blade, Fire Starter, Paracord, Yellow Polypropylene Handle
rated 4 stars out of 5
Sierra D
NC, USA
Oct 28, 2016
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Sheath/Scabbard, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None

The Mora Eldris: A gem for your neckline :-)

I pre-ordered this little gem back in June, and it arrived the other day. I have several Morakniv knives, and use them daily. A few thoughts on this, the newly arrived: First: true to all things Mora, the combination of affordability and functionality hold true to type. I purchased the firestarter version, which also comes with a securing loop and button that adds additional security: an excellent feature, in my opinion. How I have used the knife: for the moment, I have only used it to prepare some dinner: potato peeling and slicing, and the like. It did a fine job with that! The thickness of the blade makes it friendly for food preparation. As I continue to use the knife (in the field, especially), I will add additional comments in that regard. I give the knife four stars, for the moment, and will round out this review when I spend more time with the knife.
Morakniv Eldris Pocket-Size Neck Knife Kit Fixed 2.2" 12C27 Blade, Fire Starter, Paracord, Yellow Polypropylene Handle
rated 4 stars out of 5
Albert
Springfield, VA
Feb 02, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Finish, Handle Material, Materials, Overall Quality, Sheath/Scabbard, Weight
Cons: None

Two different Eldris knives and two different accessories

I purchased the Morakniv Eldris knife with firestarter looking for a short knife to use around the house to open packages etc not knowing that there was also a Morakniv Eldris Light which is effectively the same knife but without a sharpened spine for the fire starter (I did end up buying a Moraknicv Eldris light for my original purpose). I also did not pay attention and thought that the retaining strap was a belt loop, that is a different accessory. All this to say, that you can easily attach a snap belt loop to the retaining strap. I keep the Eldris light at home and have been carrying the Eldris in my EDC bag and it has proven to be very handy. The firestarter and knife work very well together, but I have not needed to use it for that purpose other than sparking it.