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)

The Eafengrow EF16 is an EXCELLENT tool. Sleek, sharp D2 steel with ball bearing flipper smoothness, fits your hand well and is comfortable. The weight is enough to tell you this isn't a toy by any means, which doesn't mean it's heavy, but ample. A smooth dream to use. Reminds me of a Cold Streel Medium Luzon, just a good mid-size EDC pocket knife, with a helluva common man price. I bought the OD green.

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.

I like this knife very much. It feels very solid and well made. Very smooth opening and closing action, and super sharp out of the box. A bit larger and heavier than I had expected. I would definetly not consider this to be a "gentlemans knife". Too big and heavy, but a nice knife all the same. The only complaint is that the scales have a very abrupt sqaure edge that is not comfortable when holding. Simple enough to grind/file the edges down to round them over, which solved problem completely (see screenshots). I assumed that the scales might be glo in the dark. Though they are not, I do like the Jade color.

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.

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”..!!!

I'd have rated this low cost folder at 5 stars if the edge grind and sharpness had been as good as the rest of the overall quality. Since I had to clean up a couple spots on the edge, I decided to only give it 3 stars. Centered blade with a nice shape and manufacturing QC. Nicely snug fit of blade with very easy and smooth opening. Solid lock up. The edge of my blade exhibited a couple small flat spots or light nicks. Enough to reflect light. It required some time using my DMT sharpening kit to re-profile and clean up the edge on both sides and make it hair-popping sharp. The handle scales are textured just enough to provide for a good grip, and there aren't any sharp or burred edges on either the handle scales or the steel liners. This is something that some folders costing twice as much can't seem to do well. The blade's opening stud is also nicely evenly machined, smooth and without any sharp corners or edges, too. This folder is already "pocket & hand friendly" in this respect. This folder is a bit hefty for its size, and it's thicker than I'd anticipated, but neither feature is a bad thing for a sharp knife that's going to see work. FWIW, I decided to resolve the small nicks in the edge instead of just returning the knife for a replacement because the rest of the knife was just so well done regarding fit and finish. (And I didn't mind a few minutes out at my bench.) If this knife had come with a sharpened edge that had been as nicely finished as the rest of the knife, it would've easily deserved 5 stars.

I was very impressed with this knife. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality especially considering the price. It feels solid and well built in the hand and the flipper action is extremely smooth. It locks up nice and solid with a good snap. The blade has a nicely done stonewashed finish and comes very sharp out of the box. The scales look nice and are very comfortable. This looks, feels, and cuts like a much much more expensive knife. At this price, I’m not sure how the company makes money. A great buy! Update 3/5/2021: I ordered another one of these knives because my first one was stolen. The second knife was as good as the first in every way, and I'm still amazed they can sell a knife this good at this low price. I have several other folding knives including a couple of high-end Spydercos and Benchmades, and I'm happy to keep this knife in the same drawer as those. I'll definitely be buying more knives from Eafengrow.

Great knife for the money. Sharp and durable blade with good strength and durability. You would probably pay 5 times as much or more with brand name knife makers. Instead you have a foreign made knife with good materials and a company that cares about quality. The only issue I had was screws coming loose. I recommend you take the screws out and dab them with some Loctite to ensure things don't come loose.