Eafengrow EF934 Pocket Knife D2 Steel Blade Folding Knife G10 Handle Liner Lock Camping Survival Tool Knives for Outdoor Camping Survival Hiking(jade)

This is the best finished budget knife i own it has no finishing flaws. The action is butter smooth out of the box. handle is perfect, blade grinds are all perfect, centering perfect, lockup is perfect with no wobble at all. if this design appeals to you get it. As far as the design goes the tip is very delicate and the lock bar looks a little thin compared to my other knives so i wouldn't use this as a work knife. The handle has little grip but the gimped flipper tab and thumb ramp do a good job of giving you a secure grip. it has the some light circular milling on the liners that could have been executed better but it still is pretty light for a knife this long at 3.92 oz. pocket clip is good and recessed into the handle Very impressed with this knife for 23 dollars.

This is really nice knife. There are others out there selling for three times as much as this that can't even get close to the action the blade sharpness. It's a good size knife too. I have big hands and this four finger fit for me. Razor sharp. Love it

I actually really like this knife, the action is smooth, it is easy to sharpen and holds an edge nicely. The downfall is a poor clip that broke very easily and I can't seem to find any sort of replacement parts for. Interesting color, good size for edc and the fine point is great for daily work tasks.

If this was priced at $80 I'd give it 4 stars. But it is better than most knives, even USA knives, on Blade HQ or Amazon... And it's cheap in comparison. But very good for $30. Feels similar in quality to Ontario Rat, and is about same cost. The claim is that the steel is D2. If it is D2 steel, and if the ball-bearings hold up for a few thousand flips, it would go for $80+ if Eafengrow was a USA Company. It's similar to many medium/high-end CRKT. Quality upon opening seems very high. Time will tell. Likes & Pros: - Durability : This G10 & steel liner combo, with independent backspacer to solidify the design, feels very sturdy & strong when closed or open. The only part to be careful with is the very tip of the blade... It's almost needlepoint. If you use this knife to prep food, attempt to clean an animal, or even use defensively against another human, i don't see the tip breaking. You could use this to fight off an attacker, it won't break under those circumstances. If you pry a can open or something, or drop it on cement, I'm 90% sure it'll break. If you want something for heavy work, the most durable, and it can't be fixed, get a Cold Steel 4 Max or a Medford. - Appearance : Very beautiful presentation by Eafengrow, literally perfect. No scuffs or inconsistencies on the outside of the knife. Satin coated or appears to be. The G10 looks good, the blade looks good, good hardware. Value: I'm a knife nerd. This value is extremely high. It feels stronger & better made than many entry knives like some Gerber options, Smith & Wesson knives, and some of the low/medium end SOG knives. Very impressive for Chinese stuff. Thumbs up man. Areas for Improvement: - Liner lock could sit slightly closer to the middle of the blade tang when open. This will inevitably improve with time, or i'll bend it inward about 1-5°. To be fair this is very common with liner locks and is very nitpicky. - If there is a washer on one side, and ball bearings on the other, i feel like the washer should be bronze instead of plastic. Add 75 cents to cost and upgrade that (if it makes sense. Maybe I'm wrong though.)

I'm a big fan of the Wharncliffe blade type (although this would probably be considered Sheepsfoot). While I have "nicer" knives, this is almost always my EDC. The price to quality ratio for this knife is amazing!! Pros: The blade appears to be D2 and takes a hair popping edge. Opens very smoothly. Good blade geometry. Light. PRICE!!! Cons: The tip is a little "sharp". I wish it had a steeper angle. One of the benefits of a Wharncliffe (or Sheepsfoot) is that it's hard to stab yourself. But this could be a pro for you if you had to need to stab with it. Note that the tip is very thin and I sure would break easily if abusing the knife. I wish the handle had some texture. It's smooth and too slippery for my liking.

I was looking for a good, inexpensive EDC knife as I seem to have the bad habit of losing knives. After losing my faithful Spyderco, and having bought an Eafengrow knife in the past, I rolled the dice and purchased this knife. All I can say is WOW! this is an unbelievable value at just over 25 bucks. The fit and finish of the knife is flawless, and it flips open with just enough effort to feel safe (not too easy, just right). The blade sits perfectly in the center of the handle with a very sharp edge from the factory. I've owned numerous knives over the years, and out of the box, this knife is equal to others that are far more expensive. Time is the ultimate judge of tools like this, and I hope to get many years of service from this knife. If you are looking for a well-made EDC knife, at an almost unimaginable price point, you would be hard-pressed to find a better option. Keep up the great work Eafengrow!

Love this knife, it's super sharp and has a really smooth quick release, I like the point too, nicely shaped!

I had two knives arrive today, this one and a Civivi Elementum in Demascas steel. The Eafengrow is significantly sharper and smoother than the elementum. Things I like: Extremely Sharp, very smooth, in the hand it felt really great. Things I don't like and why I only gave it four stars: They handle has minimal texture and minimal grip. I really do not like the pocket clip with the screws that are higher than the clip itself and I can already feel it tearing up my jeans when I try to carry it in my pocket. I will have to order another pocket clip for this knife because this is totally unacceptable.

I own a lot of knives, this being the cheapest and honestly my favorite. sharp as hell, Quick opening from drawing knife from pocket. able to deploy knife from pocket with no hassle