A Tradititonal alternative to the Eldris?

[Corso]

Any thought about alternatives to the mora Eldris, I was thinking about knocking something up using a Lauri blade but before I go down that route is there anything in production that is similar in size but in carbon and wood?

 

[Hibrion]

What about a patch knife?

 

[MartiniDave]

I've an Eldris and a Brusletto Balder which is a similar blade length but more traditionally styled. Of the 2 I generally like the Balder better as it's smaller and lighter. The eldris does have the better handle.
I'd really like to see a version of the Eldris with about another inch of blade and very slightly longer handle, but I guess it would then move away from being a handy necker!

Dave

 

[Corso]

The Brusletto Balder looks pretty cool but from what I've read they are discontinued?

 

[chas brookes]

Hi Corso
Bison Bushcraft have it for sale and indeed is a great little knife ;-)
https://bisonbushcraft.co.uk/collec...ness-kit-and-crafts/products/brusletto-balder

 

[Muddypaws]

The Knivegg Tusk is very similar to the Balder, available in carbon or stainless for twenty quid from Moonraker knives.

EDIT. Heinnies sell them for £16.
https://www.heinnie.com/condor-knivegg-tusk

 

[Janne]

Helle Nying?

How long blade do you require?

 

[Nice65]

I was also going to suggest the Brusletto. Handy little knife.

 

[Corso]

I'm wondering if the Brusletto might be a tad small with the kick in the handle

 

[chas brookes]

I'm wondering if the Brusletto might be a tad small with the kick in the handle

Depends what use you are intending, I have big hands and can fit three fingers on the handle which nicely positions thumb behind blade.