Eafengrow EF129 Fixed Blade Knife, DC53 Steel Tanto Blade,G10 Handle Full Tang Fixed Knifes Straight Knife for Camping Hunting Adventure Survival and EDC Tool

This knife is a freakin' awesome! For a tanto blade, it's quite thick and heavy, which I honestly don't mind. Fits well in the hand, and very snug and rattle-free fit with the sheath. Also it was sharp out of the box. Bought it as a camping beater knife due to the thick spine, but seeing how amazing it looks and feels, I'm starting to second guess that tbh. Already used it a bit on some delimbing, and the balance and the feel is great. Edge held up nicely too. Not really meant for woodworking or bushcrafting, but I'm sure it will hold up to any hard task.If anything I said resonates with you, get it! You will not be disappointed and well worth the money. Highly recommend it!

Was on the fence getting this knife, but once I pulled it out of the package I was no longer worried. Blade was a bit dull like some others have said, but I took it outside and hit it with some old iron wood I had laying around and it bit into it well. It’s a really thick blade, good for chopping. Only thing I’m not in love with is I wish the handle was a bit longer. Other than that, 10/10 knife

Came paper slicing sharp..got lazy and grabbed it to cut up Amazon boxes..amazed after all that it was still paper cutting sharp..great feeling handle..not fat..great balance point at front bolt on scales..the tech lock and kydex sheath would cost you as much as this if you sourced it separately..wore a day tightly on belt and techlock is robust

Let me preface this by saying I bought this blade because I love the profile. It wasn't butter knife dull it of the box, but not far from it. The steel is a good replacement for D2, and takes an edge nicely. The grinds are serviceable, but the front tanto tip has more of an axe grind angle on it than a knife edge. The handle scales will produce hot spots during hard use, but if you're wearing gloves you can mitigate most of this. The blade is thick, which gives me a lot of confidence for those hard use scenarios. The sheath is well made, if a little tight.All in all, is a good general purpose blade for the price. With a little bit tuning and sharpening it could be great.

OH MY GOD!!!! WOW, I was extremely skeptical, I have been researching fixed blades for a few weeks now & everything I've found is either cheap quality or $200+ now I know yiu get what u pay for but this is a AMAZING quality knife for only $50 I know I know how can that be but seriously I'm blown away how heavy & solid it is. Buy it hell buy 2 just cause its so cheap I am lol you won't be disappointed

I like the knife, it seems sturdy, well made and is well balanced. I've always had a soft spot for tanto style blades, but it does make sharpening a bit more difficult verses a curved blade.The reason I took two stars away was because this knife arrived rather dull. I literally had to spend a good hour sharpening it before it would slice through paper or shave the hair on my arm.I will try to use this on my next camping adventure and see how it holds up to tough use. I'll update my review afterwards.

I had bought a few other Eafengrow fixed blades after watching different YouTube channels where they perform pretty darn well, especially for the price point. I wanted to get their tanto to use as a beater when hiking, and I had to wait as it was out of stock for a week or so.We’ll worth the wait, a super strong point and thick spine. It chops well, and even slices nicely. It’s quite heavy, but does everything well Handle fits the medium size hands, and sheath is excellent!

As a man of the rural lifestyle that carries at least 3 knives at a time everywhere I go. This knife had made it to the small of my back in horizontal carry. It's solid. It is well built. It works at being stabby. It cuts good. I had to put a edge on it but now it shaves gnat hairs. Efengrow is doing good things. I will buy more knives from Efengrow.