Civivi Baklash vs Morakniv Eldris Pocket-Size Fixed Blade Knife Orange

Perhaps I just received a bad example of what is seemingly a great knife otherwise, but sadly I think it'll see less time in my pocket from here on out.

Short blade allows good control without over penatration. Orange makes it easy to see on the counter or work bench. Compact and light but a mighty strong blade will be awesome for backpacking, tinder shaving and meal prep! Much more knife than a spendy folder, yet compact and inexpensive. I put the sheath right onto the handle for a little longer grip and to keep the pair together! Cant beat this great knife at this great price!

But I have butter knives that are sharper than this blade!! I bought two, and both are equally dull and difficult to sharpen. That's a deal killer for me. I'm disappointed.

Purchased for the upcoming winter trekking season. I like to have a neck knife during winter trekking and mora knives never disappoint for the value! For how small the blade is, the hand grip feel great in the hand and the short blade has a very sharp Scandi grind making it perfect for quick camp tasks.

I would return it but I'm past my 30 day window. It seems to be a good knife but if it doesn't hold an edge it's useless

Extremely durable edge and super easy to sharpen when that becomes necessary. Swedish steel is impressive in that aspect. I fully expect to grab a few more in different colors. These knives are just so handy!

Only materials could improve, but you would have to pay way more if it was made from a higher grade steel. Can't really beat it for the cost. Great balance, opens with ease, precision manufacturing. Looks and functions like a $100+ knife

Not that useless flimsy, floppy, leather strip you call a belt Loop, that actually makes using the knife super irritating. Come on Mora, get it together and act like you care what the people who buy your knives actually want. Make a great little knife perfect.