Eafengrow EF939 Folding Pocket Knife with D2 Steel Blade G10 Handle; EDC Pocket Folding Knife for Camping Survival and Outdoor (Desert)

I was drawn by the unique design - loved it. I hoped that for $25 it would at least be passable, and I was pleasantly surprised. Quality is very good. Blade is exactly centered when closed, and has no play at all when open. The knife has some heft to it and the handle is grippy. I didn't like the clip so much- I thought it made the knife ride a little high out of the pocket whereas I prefer a deeper carry- so I took it off. Just personal preference. It has a strong detent, meaning the force needed to snap it open. I prefer this, but it lead to some humorous reviews: "I can't open it fast because I'm used to using my thumb." Well, this is a different kind of knife (you had to learn to tie your shoe, didn't you?). "After I opened it 5 times it bruised my finger". Maybe go work out that finger and come back next season...The blade is D2 steel which is a perfectly fine, very hard steel to find on a $25 knife. It's sharp. By far the best neg review is the guy screaming how this knife is a copy of an expensive knife, and "DO NOT BUY!". Supposedly, he had to buy one to write his review, but I digress... Bottom line is I am more than pleased with this $25 buy, which is probably about what it costs to produce that $200 price-point knife you're so worried about. Plus I looked at that one and the handle looks real slippery- someone's gonna get cut.

This Eafengrow knife is nearly identical in materials, fit, and finish to a Civivi knife that costs twice as much.Out of the box: action is smooth, blade is sharp, lockup is solid, liner lock is comfortable (no jimping, which I like). Finger choil is appreciated. I could stand some light jimping on top of the blade, but it's not necessary. The natural/jade G10 is a great look. The G10 is textured nicely in a way that feels grippy, but isn't too sharp or uncomfortable.The "barber razor" shape of the blade is a fun alternative to a sheep's foot blade design. The blade is flat ground and thin without seeming like strength was compromised.

i tried many eafengrow knifes and always disappointed with the company. they are a budget knife company but do have some unique looking knife. so i bought some for thier unique looks, but their quality isnt very good for even for a budget knife company. this was one of the few i decided on keeping as it wasnt bad, but 1 out of 6 purchased, I feel that Eafengrow needs to charge a little more to improve their quality. it would still be in the budget category but would gain more customers, as they do have some unique looking knifes.

I bought this knife on a whim, $25 for a D2 knife, can't be that great, can it? Was I ever wrong, this knife is in a class far above its meager price point. It has build quality on par with knives costing 3-4 times as much in my collection and is within spitting distance of my Benchmade Barrage for 1/7th the price. I could not be happier with my purchase. I will definitely be adding more Eafengrow knives to my collection. Lock is solid, action is smooth as butter, blade was very sharp as delivered, and thus far it has shown excellent edge retention. My only hope is Eafengrow keeps the budget price point and high quality going. Buy one, you will not be disappointed!

If you buy one expect to have to touch up the edge out of the box and take off the scales and thread loc the screws. My hardware fell out after about 5/6 days of carry.

For the price this pocket razor knife is an excellent value. The fit and finish is very good. Blade is centered, detent works fine. The flip action opening is smooth. Blade shape is non threatening, suitable for carrying in an office environment (And you could shave with it in an emergency...). Handle shape is ergonomic adjusting to the hand's curvature. The scale's G10 is grippy but not abrasive. The knife is very comfortable to carry and use, very light, you forget you have it in your pocket. The pocket clip works fine. I don't really have any negative feedback for this knife at this price, other than not being sure if it's true D2 steel. However I have been using it for a couple of months and has kept its edge well.

Love the knife. Looks wise it's amazing and its very smooth but the screw came out of the handle multiple times and is now lost. So the knife won't Stay together which is unfortunate cause I really liked the brand and style

I was initially worried that the knife looked a bit too much like a straight razor, and someone would think I was nuts. However, the function of the knife is amazing. Very sharp, strong steel holds an edge. The flat grind and straight edge seems like it will be easy to maintain. Definitely function over form.