EF941 EDC Pocket Folding Knife D2 Steel Blade G10 Handle Pocket Clip with safety liner lock for Camping Survival Outdoor(Black)

Eafengrow EF941 EDC pocket folding knife is as described by the seller. This is a nice knife that you can use as a shaving razor and or other uses. Flipper tab for opening work great for a fast smooth blade opening. Nice handle to hold the knife. Got it at a nice price very satisfied with the quality and build of this product.

Let me start out by saying that I own 3 Benchmades and am an EDC enthusiast and I love this knife. The look is aesthetically pleasing if you’re into knives. The blade was sharp straight out of the box. The action is super smooth and you’ll find yourself fiddling with it while you’re just sitting around. Am I saying this is on par with a benchmade? No. What I am saying for a knife that is $100 less than those it is absolutely worth the price. My new EDC knife (until I get a different EF model). I like to rotate the knives I carry but I see keeping this one up to bat a little longer than some of the others. You won’t be disappointed. I know I’m not.

I've been looking into an EDC knife, and this knife pretty much fit the bill. The knife has a pretty thick spine, doesn't have a point, and being D2 it's fairly durable. The only downsides to D2 steel is that it's semi-stainless, meaning you will have to oil the blade every now and then to keep it from rusting. I just use mineral oil every other month or when I touch up the edge, but you may need more depending on where you live. The other thing about D2 is that while it's essentially a super steel, the heat treat is what makes or breaks how good D2 can be. For the price, the steel can be subpar and still be worth it I think. And I haven't ran this into all that much abuse yet, but I am pleased with how it's holding up. Sharpness is something that you can always fix, and it came fairly sharp. I did reprofile the edge though, I had an Arkansas Stone for anyone wondering. And boy does D2 hold an edge but it's also harder to put an edge on. For the price there's little to complain about, and the only thing I could possibly complain is that I wish the handle was wider, since the knife itself is fairly narrow. When the knife is closed that'd be the prefect size for me, when open it's just not a lot of hold on too. Still works, but it feels so small in larger hands. Edit: It's been 2 years, and while D2 is semi-stainless, I haven't oiled my knife in over a year and it still hasn't rusted at all. I use and abuse this thing every now and then and it's still holding up like a champ. I have a very tiny chip on the blade near the top from it being banging off of some steel. But for $20, this seems to be the perfect knife for me.

This is a fantastic knife for the money. Especially if it is D2 steel. Even if it’s 440, its still a bargain. The flipper works perfectly. The blade is centered and sharp and deploys easily. It appears to pivot on bronze washers, however I didn’t take it apart. The only negatives I can give it are: The holes in the G10 are kind of sharp edged. The pocket clip is one position only and has a point on the end. If you use your finger nail to pull the clip out before clipping in your pocket, it’s going to slip under your finger nail and make you say bad words. All that was quickly remedied with a dremel tool. Bonus features: The screw heads appear to be anodized blue. There is jimping on the blade and on the heel. Open back for easy cleaning. If you like the blade style, buy it.

Everything about the knife is pretty good. Ergonomics are good, and most of the fit and finish is pretty good, too. Except for the secondary grind. It's not terrible for a $25 knife. I recognize that one of the reasons the price is so low is because there isn't a lot of quality assurance and they pump 1000 of these out a day. But the secondary bevel on my knife in particular is very wavy and uneven. I can fix it, but I can't justify rating it five stars with such a poor secondary grind. It's a little hard to see in the pictures, but the secondary bevel widens significantly close to the end. I'm assuming it's also done at different angles on both sides, since the grind on one side is wider than on the other.

For a $25 knife, this is easily a edc blade. I own $280 gerber assisted open knives and they stay home. I can abuse this and if it breaks, so what. G10 and stainless steel materials like the expensive knives. I’ve been rewarding myself lately with a different cleaver blade folding knife. Previously I’ve spent plenty on knives like the Gerber tanto blade pictured. I can’t wait to use this new one at work. The only criticism is I would have liked the pocket clip on the end of the handle rather than on the hinge end. Still a great value knife.

For a $ 20 knife this thing is phenomenal. Super smooth opening, blade is centered well, very sturdy, nice solid lock up and came razor sharp. Don't know the longevity of the d2 edge yet! As is very nice inexpensive knife with the flip action of much higher priced knives. Only have one thing to warm user about. If your closing knife one handed be careful to get your fingers and butt of your palm out of the way. Once you release the lockup and coax the blade with your index, it flips close quick. I mean real quick!

Its cheap. its durable, and it doesn't feel like garbage. the only complaint I could have is the "holes" in the plastic are a little sharp. need to be chamfered a little IMO, it won't cut anyone or anything, but its mildy uncomfortable