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I love it, it's short, no-nonsense and gentle to boot. I may be an itty little bit biased, though, as it is the name of my two-year old second cousin (or in other words, the son of my mother's first cousin).

I love Odin, but not sure if I could get away with it in Scandinavia as it would seem a bit odd. They don't really use it here. I met an Audun (think that was the spelling) from Norway who said his name was a modernisation of Odin. Like that a bit better, but I did have a big crush on him. lol

I like it. It's interesting and unique without being weird. I think it's a strong, masculine name that would fit all stages of a boys life, from little baby to wrinkled old man.