モーラナイフ MORAKNIV エルドリス スタンダード ブラック 12647

Me encanta el tamaño y la calidad del acabado, que lo hace útil para llevar encima y resolver esas pequeñas operaciones del día a día, como pelar, cortar, abrir, para las que dices, "alguien tiene...", y resulta que lo llevas en el bolsillo. Su diseño es también muy bonito. Un cuchillo muy singular que para mí, es ya un clásico.

You can't go wrong with a More knife. This little one is perfect to carry around your neck, and then do some small work, like very fine feather sticks or some precise wood carving. The handle is not big, so that's going to be an issue if you have huge hands. With "normal" hands, it's a wonder, even working with it for a long period. The point of the blade has a special grind so that it's thinner, and that's a great feature for more precise work. It's obviously not suitable for batonning. Regarding the sharpness of the blade, as with all other Mora knives I've owned, they come pretty sharp out of the box; but a quick polish on a leather strop with some chromium oxide paste will make it razor sharp! it's a stainless steel blade, so it will hold its sharpness for a decent amount of time. But passing it regularly on the strop will guarantee it's razor sharp each time you need it (and will prevent the blade from getting dull too quickly). Regarding the sheath: it's not bulky at all and holds the knife snug. Nothing more to be said, it's excellent. Note that there are not belt straps on the sheath, so you can't carry it on your belt, only around your neck; I think you can get some little device that snaps around the sheath and has a belt strap if you really need to carry this on your belt. Regarding the use with a firesteel: the back is well grinded and has a nice edge, and will produce excellent sparks from a firesteel. Thank you Mora for all the wonderful knives you make at this price! If you like spending some time outdoors, I can't see any reasons for not owning several Mora knives! (I recommend a Companion, a Bushcraft, this Eldris, and a Galberg with a carbon steel blade — you can't go wrong with any of these if you know what they're good for!). PS. This little knife can be very useful if you never go outdoors, but if you're working in construction, or if you're an electrician, etc. it's small and does wonders on boxed, straps, wire stripping, etc. It's a great alternative to folding knife, with the obvious advantages a fixed blade has (no play after some heavy use, like a folding blade will eventually have). I didn't mention anything about its use for hunting or fishing, as I'm not a hunter nor a fisherman, and I have no idea how knives are used in these areas. But I guess it can be a little gem for hunters or fishermen too!

Is zijn geld niet waard, de schede kan je niet aan een riem hangen, is enkel bescherming voor het mes. De vuursteenhouder past niet op het mes.

The knife is a great design for fine tune bushcrafting, and directed carving. The edge and steel ar both good for the price; reasonably tough, but easy to sharpen. Don't expect a big sturdy buscraft survival knife for batoning, but it can carve up a set of chopsticks in a flash!

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