EafengrowEF16 Folding Knife Flipper Ball Bearing Point D2 Blade G10 Handle with Pocket Clip Everday Carry Pocket Knife Liner Lock Camping Tactical Outdoor Multitool (Black)

This is a great knife if you’re looking for something sizable and affordable. Great build quality and a satisfying action when opening. Liner lock feels very secure and easy to use. It also came very sharp! I bought a second one for my girlfriend as well because I liked it so much.Not a con to me but maybe to someone else: it’s not a light knife. It’s not particularly heavy but it has some heft to it.

If you are looking for tactical jimping and choils with texturing for days, look elsewhere. This knife is hefty, decadent and feels proper in hand. I initially was disappointed with the weight and ergonomics but then I held a Bic pen and a quality fountain pen later in the day and it hit me: this IS NOT a survival/fighting knife. It feels quality, smooth action, blade centering is perfect and fit and finish is top notch. Is it a crazy ZT knife? No, but I have handed it to several people and every time the response is "oh wow this feels fancy!" I am very happy with it!

Bought this knife as a gift. Came out of the box razor sharp and seems very well made. I own knives that cost way more than this knife and this knife is just as nice.

This knife is great. It was exactly what I was looking for. 5 star knife given the price. The frame lock is solid. the bearings are smooth. I like the weight of the knife. The blade is a good profile, although mine did not come very sharp. This doesn't bother me as I expect I am going to be sharpening a $20 knife. After flipping it open and closed for a day. The screw on the blade side was loose and I noticed the blade was a little sloppy. I backed the screw out and applied a drop of locktite. Once tightened back down, the blade is tight and a pleasure to flip open and closed.

This knife does have all the things other customers claim: smooth action, craftsmanship, of course great price. Now let's talk about what a knife is: a blade. If in fact the steel is D2, that's great. I have had all sorts of knives over the past five decades and steel type is important. So many knife makers continue to make handsome looking knives of all shapes and sizes for eye appeal (read: sales) yet go cheap on the steel and before you know it, the knife is in drawer. I have used (and owned-OK I may have been taken once or twice by the knife-sharpening ghouls) water stones, ceramic stones, Lansky and the sort (some were expensive) and found that blade shape is imperative to the 'every day guy' getting the edge maintained or resharpened.The shape of this blade is not the easiest to maintain/sharpen. Though bulky yet a smooth action and goodlooks, it is not the easiest task to get this knife sharp. My experience says blade shape is factor here. I have other knives with various steels including D2 yet this one will end up being used for basic tasks. The edge dulls quite quickly. The wedge-like blade shape does not allow a very sharp edge. Again, great price.The knife has a strong liner lock-great for puncturing.

This is a solid little razor, sharp knife. Not bad for 20 bucks.

Was a little leery because of the low price but it is worth it and more. Blade was sharp out of the box. Flips easily and smoothly. The blade lies perfectly within the handle. Clip makes it easy to carry. It’s become my EDC especially if I’m dressed up. Knife carries easily in my pocket. I’ve purchased 7 so far for son-in-laws and grandsons.

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.