Eafengrow EF908 Pocket Knife Sanding Finished D2 Steel Blade G10 Handle Pocket Clip and Liner Lock with Titanium Coating Tactical Camping Survival Tool Knives (BLACK)

I've been a knife collector for over 50 years now and have owned 100s of knives. So I feel I'm pretty good at determining what's good and what isn't and this is a very good knife. This is the second blade of this brand I've bought. I've read a few reviews where people claiming the steel isn't as advertised. I can't say one way or the other if it is or isn't. I had read these reviews before I bought this knife and they didn't discourage me from buying this one. Regardless of what kind of steel it is it arrived razor sharp and while I haven't used this one much I have put plenty of time on the other one. It held its edge for a reasonable amount of time. It wasn't that easy to sharpen but its doable. With the funny angles of this blade it may present some challenging sharpening which is why I haven't used it much. I put it in rotation of my edc blades because of its size, design and it ruggedness. This thing is a tank in the knife world. It deploys quickly, locks up solidly and I'm 100% confident it can handle anything I ask of it. I just love this knife with all of its angles and beautiful finishing. So if your looking for a rugged, good looking knife that none of your friends have I'd recommend this brutal beauty.

I’ve been carrying this blade daily for well over two months now. Honestly, for the price it’s really hard to beat. If you’re just looking for a decent every day carry knife, this is definitely a solid choice.

Big sturdy workhorse knife well made very sharp. Only complaint is alot of sharp edges on blade spine gibbing and handel too. Noz overly bad but still very noticeable. Would bye again.

Literally my favorite pocket knife I’ve ever owned and I’ve owned many many many knives I don’t carry my expensive ones so they don’t get lost or confiscated or broken but I can afford another $30 if that happens to this one The steel is nothing special it’s definitely not d2 and if you use it regularly you will sharpen it regularly and the compound grind is kind of difficult to work with but you can get it done Where this guy really shines is in deployment and maintenance I don’t know about you but when I have a knife that flicks open this smoothly cleanly and easily I’m going to sit there and flick it open and closed all day every day which means it’s going to get loose in about two hours. With most knives now you’ve got to go find the proper size torx bit which is never around and if it is is typically a one time use and it’s stripped, but with the axis hardware on this gem I can just jam a pair of scissors or needle nose pliers into two of the four recesses on the outside of the bolt head and twist and not break tools or hardware As to deployment it’s lived the past four years of my life blade down blade tip towards the inside of my body in my right rear pocket I draw by swimming my right hand around it my middle finger finds the big *ss hole along the spine of the blade and the blade is deployed with a flick of the finger immediately upon clearing my pocket It comes out faster than any assisted or auto or Emerson style deployment knife I’ve ever had only thing faster is a fixed blade which unfortunately is frowned upon in my state If fixed is an option I wouldn’t even look at folders but for a utility/defensive folder you can’t beat this unless you got DEEP pockets I wish they would make it in fde or coyote but I just hope they keep making it

It's big, a little heavy, but a cool design and like all Eafengrow knives it is smooth, sharp and solid!

I'm usually a Benchmade or Dawson knife man. But because of the price I'm probably too careful with those knives. This knife is at such a good price point that I don't feel that I have to be careful with it. It is also functional and aesthetic. Even though it's inexpensive and not a fine knife, it is a good knife, I don't have contempt for it, and enjoy using it.

Really happy with this knife. It is big and has a very intimidating profile. I have been carrying it and using it as an EDC knife for a month now. The edge sharpness is holding up well. It is so thick that it isn't a great slicer for cutting cardboard or material but for just strait cutting without having to fallow through some material it works great! I took the sharp edges off the back of the knive with my knife sharpener the first week I had it. You can flip open with your index, middle, ring, and thumb fingers through the slot or hit the spur on the back of the knife. I do like to play with. For the money I think it is more then a great knife.

Pleased with the knife. Large, sharp and build quality was nice. Only thing I see improving would be the flipper tab. It could use some jimping. It's slick.