EF16 Folding Knife Flipper Ball Bearing Point D2 Blade G10 Handle with Pocket Clip Everday Carry Pocket Knife Liner Lock Camping Tactical Outdoor Multitool (Jade)

For the price, the blade is excellent. I like the blue gray color, the size and how it feels in the hand. Flips open very easily, locks into place without issue and will be a great, cheaper knife that you can beat up but still depend on. Mine came pretty dang sharp out of the box and functions easily at it should in all departments. I would recommend to anyone. Durability will be unknown until time passes.

Not only do I like it, I loved it..!!! I’ve had it for over a month now, and I can’t find a single gripe....especially for the price. The blade is made of D2 tool steel, so it’s not hard, but super tough. It holds an edge, and you can bring it back to a razor edge with not much effort at all. It opens extremely FAST dew to the ball bearing, like a gator and closes easily with one hand. As previously mentioned, I have owned it for more than month as my EDC, and it has never failed to operate as designed and stated in the Amazon description. Would I recommend this knife...HELL yeah. I wouldn’t part with it for three times the money I paid for it. I had never heard anything from/about the manufacturer before, but for the price, I took a chance and was very happily surprised...I now own 2-3 other models from the same manufacturer and they’re all superb, in form, fit, function, and it is very aesthetically pleasing. The variety of multicolored G10 scales is a huge plus. In my humble opinion, run, don’t walk and get one for yourself, or a friend, which would be awesome gift for the knife guy/girl in your life. It looks and feels much more valuable than it is. Get ya one before they smarten up and raise the price...you’ll be extremely pleased. Just my opinion, no one paid me for this...I just love the knife. Will be getting more variances from this manufacturer before they smarten up..!!! I’m now gonna get another exactly like this one...As Doc Holiday said in the movie Tombstone: “One for each of ya”..!!!

Beautiful knife, sturdy, sharp, great feel in the hand but clip to stiff and tight and closing it can be sketch but overall good first knife

A great brand ,a great model, packages, dinner table, easy carry, nice size,sharp enough for meat, or produce, I,ll let you know how well it sharpens on my 400 - 1,000 whetstone when it loses it,s edge skirt lock is solid and steady, the clip does its thing on shirt pocket or blue jeans. the weight is quite reasonable for a quality knife. nice opening and manual close Again a brand name I trust.,Eafengrow EF 16 folding knife Flipper ball bearing Point D2 G10 Handle with pocket clip

The only negative I have with this knife was the VERY tight clip! I bent it out as I wasn't about to fight it going in and out of my pocket ever time. It's not too narrow, and I have zero complaints!

I have been using this knife for about 5 months as an EDC. I like the shape of the knife and the blade swings out easily with the flipper. I work at a culinary school and sharpen a lot of knives. This knife sharpens up well; however, it does not hold an edge. The sharpened Edge nicks easily. (Not sure if this is really D2 steel or if it is just not that hard?) I still carry it but I'm a little disappointed in the hardness of the blade and have to sharpen it more often. A great value at the price but could be better with a better steel heat treatment. The crosshatch on the G10 scale handle provides a nice grip. Would love an identical knife with a better blade steel, even if I had to pay more money.

Wanted a cheap edc knife that looked good, felt good, was long enough to cut into at least a double cheeseburger, and sturdy enough for stabbing someone in self defense. Ive had this about a month now. Let me tell you, it checks all the boxes. No exaggeration, best edc knife I've ever had. Took it apart as soon as I got it to clean up and very lightly lube(Balistol-food safe) the internals, add loctite to the screws. Opens like a dream with the ball bearing pivot after you've cycled the action about a few hundred times. Just open and close it a bunch. Will happen naturally if you mindlessly fidget with it like I do. Went from carrying $300 custom Benchmade Bugout to this. Thinking about adding a paracord lanyard or fob to aid in deployment, retention, and grip, since its a bit on the thinner side. Be careful not to drop it as cracks and chips in the transparent handles are pretty apparent. One of the cheapest knives Ive ever bought has quickly become my favorite ever. I doubt you'll be disappointed. EDIT: A month later and I'm stand by my original review. I added a neon orange paracord lanyard that loops around my fingers in order to aid in retention when stabbing.

This knife is pretty sweet for the category it is in, which I would call budget friendly knives. Its inexpensive, but definitely not cheap. This knife doesn't exactly snap with the authority of a spring assisted blade, but the bearings are smooth and it has never not deployed entirely. Blade is very thick and came very sharp although I'm not so positive it is D2. Centering is beautiful. Blade play is nonexistent. Very sleek profile in pocket. I only have 2 dislikes, the handle is fairly thick in width and the pocket clip is especially tight. No issues drawing from pocket but a firm press to get clipped back on. Other than that, for the price, I'm definitely going to check out some of Eafengrow's other knives.