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# 3.9-inch D2 steel blade Durable G10 non-slip handle Ball bearing one-hand open Eafengrow EF55 Folding Knife

**Brand:** eafengrow
**Price:** € 64.57
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## Summary

> 🗡️ Tough, sleek, and ready to slice through your day—don’t get caught without it!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Eafengrow EF55 Folding Knife by eafengrow
- **How much does it cost?** € 64.57 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- eafengrow enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted eafengrow brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic G10 Grip:** Non-slip, rugged handle designed for all-day comfort and control in any environment.
- • **Razor-Sharp D2 Steel:** Hardened to 59-60 HRC for edge retention that outlasts your toughest tasks.
- • **Lock It Down Securely:** Stainless steel liner lock ensures your blade stays put until you decide to unleash it.
- • **Everyday Adventure Ready:** Compact 8.9-inch foldable design with pocket clip—perfect for camping, hiking, or daily hustle.
- • **Effortless One-Hand Flick:** Smooth ball bearing pivot lets you deploy the blade with a satisfying *clunk* every time.

## Overview

The Eafengrow EF55 is a premium folding pocket knife featuring a 3.9-inch D2 steel blade hardened to 59-60 HRC for exceptional edge retention. Its ergonomic G10 handle offers a secure, non-slip grip, while the ball bearing pivot enables smooth one-handed opening with a reliable stainless steel liner lock. Compact and lightweight at 5.5 oz, this knife is engineered for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals alike, making it an indispensable EDC tool for camping, hiking, and everyday tasks.

## Description

desertcart.com : Eafengrow EF55 Pocket Knife Folding Knife G10 Handle D2 Steel Blade Folder EDC Tool Knifes for Working Camping with Clip(Black) : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Pleasantly surprised by this tough folder - I've had this knife and have been using it for about six months now. When I first received it, I was a little concerned because it was extremely stiff on opening, and the deep groove on the blade kept catching the tip of one of my fingers every time I tried to open it. Which meant I had a difficult time opening it one handed. On the other hand, when it locks open it LOCKS with an audible *clunk* and there was no give or play in the joint at all. With use, the knife loosened up considerably, in that it became much easier to open. Now I can flick it open one handed as quickly as any of my folders. Once it loosened up, I was a little concerned that there wasn't enough friction to keep the knife from opening in my pocket. But there's something about the blade geometry or the lock design that keeps it pretty securely shut until you decide to flick it open. I even looked in it to see if there was a ball-bearing detent or something, but I couldn't find anything to indicate how this is accomplished. It's a mystery but it works. The joint itself did NOT loosen up in the sense of lateral give or wobbliness and it still locks like a bank vault. You could drive this thing through a two by four with a hammer and that lock is not going to give. I also really like the edge geometry. The straight lines make it easy to sharpen, and the acute point should be sufficient to penetrate pretty much anything reasonable you might encounter in daily life. The edge is slightly hollow-ground, I was a bit surprised to see, and nicely done. Of course, so long as the cutting edge is kept sharp the hollow grind makes it cut better than a flat-grind edge would. As a general rule, I do not use folding knives to pry open crates, or to open tuna cans, or to do anything else abusive like that that aficionados of really tough knives like to do to prove how tough their blades are. If you find yourself having to do stuff like that, you should be wearing a tool belt and not carrying a folder. I use my knives for cutting, which is what the tool is designed and intended for anyway. Having said that, if I needed a heavy-use folder that I could abuse without destroying it, this folder would probably be the first one in my hand. Especially given the outrageously low selling price for it. $500 knives are nice and all that, but there's something to be said for a knife that you can snap in half or lose in the woods without giving yourself a nervous breakdown. This folder is an ideal example. I don't think you're going to break it. It's tough. But if you do, or you lose it, another thirty bucks and you can have a brand new one. Try that strategy with that ridiculously overpriced Benchmade folder you just paid a week's salary for. Is there something I don't like about the knife? Yes. All those machine screws with the funny heads on them. They do give you a double-headed tool that fits both the large and small screw heads so you can keep them nice and tight. And if you lose it you will not be tightening up any more screws on this thing. The heads do not allow themselves to improvisations like needle-nose pliers. I still have the tool that came with mine, but I'd wager most people will lose it or misplace it sooner or later. So note to the manufacturer: Yes the three-lobed screw heads look very cool and all that. Thank you. Please quit using the damned things and use either Allen or star-headed screws instead. They look cool too, and I can easily buy a tool at Lowe's to drive them if I need to. Unlike the screws on the knife right now. This is a good quality, well designed, well made knife. For less than thirty dollars it's a steal. It's easily as useful as any folder I have in my collection, of any brand or any price. And I have a lot of folders. Edit, 1.5 years later: Still using this thing. It's now my everyday carry that I slip into my pocket every morning before I leave for work, and use the knife extensively at work. Mainly for opening boxes and cutting packing straps and the like, 90% of my everyday use is cutting cardboard. Here's the weird thing: I cut stuff with this knife multiple times a day and while it's not anything that is going to chip or break the knife, cardboard is notoriously hard on knife edges and will dull even the best knives quickly. I've been using this thing for two years now and it's still extremely sharp. It only just lost the shaving edge it came with and I brought that back with a few strokes on a diamond sharpener. If indeed the knife is D2, that's a relatively hard steel and one would expect it to hold an edge well. But mine has held an edge phenomenally, amazingly. I don't know what sort of magic dust they used in the blade but whatever it is they need to keep using it. About to place another order for several Eafengrow knives, including one like this to give as gifts. I have someone close to me who just snapped the tip off a nice Kershaw by using the blade for something besides cutting (prying). Incidentally, knives should never be used for tasks that don't involve cutting, and I don't care how much your latest eye-watering expensive folder just cost or how tough it's purported to be, using it for prying, gouging, or hammering or anything that does not involve cutting is an ABUSE of the knife, I don't care what kind it is. Anyway, my close family member who snapped the Kershaw is getting one of these. I defy her to snap the tip off of this one. It's unbelievably tough. And if she does manage to break it, it's a $30 Eafengrow, not a $120 Kershaw and can be easily replaced. Though I hadn't said anything about it in the first review, I also carry this thing as a last-ditch weapon should I run into a dire situation. I'm a former police officer, I've trained in knife fighting and defense, and I've seen plenty of dead people made that way because of knife work. And for a folder, I'd be quite comfortable to have this one if it were all I had. There are other folders that I'd prefer simply because the blades are longer and thinner-profiled and so would stab deeper and more easily, but none of them are cheap enough or robust enough to use as an everyday utility knife. Length and blade profile matters in a defensive blade. Every dead person I've ever seen made that way by someone with a knife, it was stabbing every time that did them in. Swinging and slashing might keep a maniac off you, but if you really need to dispatch him then stabbing is the way to get it done. Since my EDC also has to be a working knife, I carry this one instead of my CRKT Jumbones. The blade is an inch or two shorter than I would prefer, but if some maniac tries to kill me by the time I'm finished working him with this Eafengrow his own mother won't be able to recognise him. So this folder might not be my first choice for a defensive blade. But believe me, it'll do.
Review: Great value solid product - This is really a great knife. It has a solid feel and has a balance between blade and handle that makes it feel great in the hand. It has a nice detent and opened easily. Some have commented in the sharp top edge of blade near the spine, however I have found this edge helps aide in multiple deployment methods such as an index finger or middle finger flick. It also snaps open very well with a standard thumb flick. It carry’s well in the pocket with its tip up design and has a great clip. The bearings are smooth and blade movement is clean and controlled. I love the size and feel of this knife. It feels substantial without being cumbersome. This is probably one of my favorite knives so far. I would have easily paid over $100 for this quality and been satisfied. I have tested the locking mechanism aggressively and have no indication that it would fail. The liner lock engages with 100% of its surface area. I am extremely satisfied and wound definitely recommend it.

## Features

- 😍 Folding knife Total length:8.9inch.Blade length:3.9 inch.Handle length:5.1 inch.Blade width: 1.2 inch.Blade thickness: 0.16 inch.Knives net weight:5.5 oz.
- 😍 Pocket knife : used D2 steel blade , hardened to 59-60 HRC smooth operating and G10 handle is non-slip non-deformed,the highest quality material keep the knife a long service life.
- 😍 Pocket knife ball bearing design offers one-handed operation, lock securely into place with a stainless steel liner lock.
- 😍 Eafengrow outdoor EDC Tool camping knives is fully qualified,excellent choice for camping, fishing, hiking, and outdoor survival tool.
- 😍 Come with a special Tool for screws, 24 hours service,any questions,please contact us,we'll always be here for you.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07K2VHDXR |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #125,646 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #426 in Camping Folding Knives |
| Blade Edge | Compound Bevel |
| Blade Length | 3.9 Inches |
| Blade Material | Alloy Steel |
| Blade Shape | Tanto Point |
| Blade Type | Pocket Knife |
| Brand | Eafengrow |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Package Type | Box |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (932) |
| Date First Available | November 1, 2018 |
| Handle Material | Fiberglass |
| Included Components | Knife |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Length | 8.9 Inches |
| Item Weight | 5.5 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Eafengrow |
| Model Name | EF55 |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Outdoor,Camping |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Shape | foldable |
| Special Feature | Foldable |
| Style | Classic |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Blade Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Brand:** Eafengrow
- **Color:** Black
- **Handle Material:** Fiberglass
- **Included Components:** Knife
- **Model Name:** EF55
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Outdoor,Camping
- **Special Feature:** Foldable
- **Style:** Classic

## Images

![Eafengrow EF55 Folding Knife - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61gMG3EMuuL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this a Microtech for poor people?**
A: Honestly I've had a few Microtech knives and theirs one main difference between the 2. Microtech knives are great knives with great build quality but with the price not many people are going to EDC one and risk damaging it. Where as with these they have good build quality at a affordable price. They can handle a beating without much worry about breaking the bank to replace the knife or get it repaired. So it's a clear choice when looking for a EDC that you know you'll use a lot.

**Q: Let's try this again...is this knife really a d2 blade? reports seem to indicate that it's not, and i don't want to waste time with a cheap 420 blade.**
A: Short of lab testing there is no way of knowing. Those familiar with Chinese steel claim it exhibits the characteristics of the Chinese designation that is the most equivalent to D2. If there is another issue, it's that the heavy embossed area on the side of the blade indicates it's cast, not shaped from billet, and likely weak. It would hang and clog up with anything it tried to cut. It's certainly a better grade of Chinese knife than the average in a flea market booth, where mine is for sale.

**Q: Can you please fix the problem with this knife not shipping to NY? There are no restrictions keeping this knife from being shipped here.**
A: I'll sell ya the one I just got, I'm not as big a fan as some are.

**Q: Have they fixed the locking issue yet?**
A: I have not had any locking issues

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pleasantly surprised by this tough folder
*by J***X on March 26, 2021*

I've had this knife and have been using it for about six months now. When I first received it, I was a little concerned because it was extremely stiff on opening, and the deep groove on the blade kept catching the tip of one of my fingers every time I tried to open it. Which meant I had a difficult time opening it one handed. On the other hand, when it locks open it LOCKS with an audible *clunk* and there was no give or play in the joint at all. With use, the knife loosened up considerably, in that it became much easier to open. Now I can flick it open one handed as quickly as any of my folders. Once it loosened up, I was a little concerned that there wasn't enough friction to keep the knife from opening in my pocket. But there's something about the blade geometry or the lock design that keeps it pretty securely shut until you decide to flick it open. I even looked in it to see if there was a ball-bearing detent or something, but I couldn't find anything to indicate how this is accomplished. It's a mystery but it works. The joint itself did NOT loosen up in the sense of lateral give or wobbliness and it still locks like a bank vault. You could drive this thing through a two by four with a hammer and that lock is not going to give. I also really like the edge geometry. The straight lines make it easy to sharpen, and the acute point should be sufficient to penetrate pretty much anything reasonable you might encounter in daily life. The edge is slightly hollow-ground, I was a bit surprised to see, and nicely done. Of course, so long as the cutting edge is kept sharp the hollow grind makes it cut better than a flat-grind edge would. As a general rule, I do not use folding knives to pry open crates, or to open tuna cans, or to do anything else abusive like that that aficionados of really tough knives like to do to prove how tough their blades are. If you find yourself having to do stuff like that, you should be wearing a tool belt and not carrying a folder. I use my knives for cutting, which is what the tool is designed and intended for anyway. Having said that, if I needed a heavy-use folder that I could abuse without destroying it, this folder would probably be the first one in my hand. Especially given the outrageously low selling price for it. $500 knives are nice and all that, but there's something to be said for a knife that you can snap in half or lose in the woods without giving yourself a nervous breakdown. This folder is an ideal example. I don't think you're going to break it. It's tough. But if you do, or you lose it, another thirty bucks and you can have a brand new one. Try that strategy with that ridiculously overpriced Benchmade folder you just paid a week's salary for. Is there something I don't like about the knife? Yes. All those machine screws with the funny heads on them. They do give you a double-headed tool that fits both the large and small screw heads so you can keep them nice and tight. And if you lose it you will not be tightening up any more screws on this thing. The heads do not allow themselves to improvisations like needle-nose pliers. I still have the tool that came with mine, but I'd wager most people will lose it or misplace it sooner or later. So note to the manufacturer: Yes the three-lobed screw heads look very cool and all that. Thank you. Please quit using the damned things and use either Allen or star-headed screws instead. They look cool too, and I can easily buy a tool at Lowe's to drive them if I need to. Unlike the screws on the knife right now. This is a good quality, well designed, well made knife. For less than thirty dollars it's a steal. It's easily as useful as any folder I have in my collection, of any brand or any price. And I have a lot of folders. Edit, 1.5 years later: Still using this thing. It's now my everyday carry that I slip into my pocket every morning before I leave for work, and use the knife extensively at work. Mainly for opening boxes and cutting packing straps and the like, 90% of my everyday use is cutting cardboard. Here's the weird thing: I cut stuff with this knife multiple times a day and while it's not anything that is going to chip or break the knife, cardboard is notoriously hard on knife edges and will dull even the best knives quickly. I've been using this thing for two years now and it's still extremely sharp. It only just lost the shaving edge it came with and I brought that back with a few strokes on a diamond sharpener. If indeed the knife is D2, that's a relatively hard steel and one would expect it to hold an edge well. But mine has held an edge phenomenally, amazingly. I don't know what sort of magic dust they used in the blade but whatever it is they need to keep using it. About to place another order for several Eafengrow knives, including one like this to give as gifts. I have someone close to me who just snapped the tip off a nice Kershaw by using the blade for something besides cutting (prying). Incidentally, knives should never be used for tasks that don't involve cutting, and I don't care how much your latest eye-watering expensive folder just cost or how tough it's purported to be, using it for prying, gouging, or hammering or anything that does not involve cutting is an ABUSE of the knife, I don't care what kind it is. Anyway, my close family member who snapped the Kershaw is getting one of these. I defy her to snap the tip off of this one. It's unbelievably tough. And if she does manage to break it, it's a $30 Eafengrow, not a $120 Kershaw and can be easily replaced. Though I hadn't said anything about it in the first review, I also carry this thing as a last-ditch weapon should I run into a dire situation. I'm a former police officer, I've trained in knife fighting and defense, and I've seen plenty of dead people made that way because of knife work. And for a folder, I'd be quite comfortable to have this one if it were all I had. There are other folders that I'd prefer simply because the blades are longer and thinner-profiled and so would stab deeper and more easily, but none of them are cheap enough or robust enough to use as an everyday utility knife. Length and blade profile matters in a defensive blade. Every dead person I've ever seen made that way by someone with a knife, it was stabbing every time that did them in. Swinging and slashing might keep a maniac off you, but if you really need to dispatch him then stabbing is the way to get it done. Since my EDC also has to be a working knife, I carry this one instead of my CRKT Jumbones. The blade is an inch or two shorter than I would prefer, but if some maniac tries to kill me by the time I'm finished working him with this Eafengrow his own mother won't be able to recognise him. So this folder might not be my first choice for a defensive blade. But believe me, it'll do.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value solid product
*by C***E on October 26, 2025*

This is really a great knife. It has a solid feel and has a balance between blade and handle that makes it feel great in the hand. It has a nice detent and opened easily. Some have commented in the sharp top edge of blade near the spine, however I have found this edge helps aide in multiple deployment methods such as an index finger or middle finger flick. It also snaps open very well with a standard thumb flick. It carry’s well in the pocket with its tip up design and has a great clip. The bearings are smooth and blade movement is clean and controlled. I love the size and feel of this knife. It feels substantial without being cumbersome. This is probably one of my favorite knives so far. I would have easily paid over $100 for this quality and been satisfied. I have tested the locking mechanism aggressively and have no indication that it would fail. The liner lock engages with 100% of its surface area. I am extremely satisfied and wound definitely recommend it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice design with some caveats in the fit & finish...
*by D***S on October 24, 2023*

A little background, I have a couple of other knives by this manufacturer and neither have suffered from the same issues. The design is lovely and the materials seem to be fairly good quality for a $40 knife. My issues with it are that the thing is sharp! And when I say that, I'm not being specific to the blade edge, which was quite serviceable out of the box. No, i'm actually talking about the knife spine and the machined fuller. The edges of both are sharp enough to cut you; I had to very carefully use some polishing tips and a dremel tool to round the edges over so as not to cut up my hands. I understand that manufacturers have to cut corners to provide this sort of blade in the $30-$40 range, but that's not what I meant!!! After a good bit of very detailed work, the edges are now acceptable. Buyer beware. Secondly, the pivot on the knife was so full of grit I couldn't clean it without completely disassembling it....Right out of the box. Thirdly, due to the unique screws used on both the pivot and grips, a tool is included to tighten or loosen them. Trouble is, only ONE tool is included! A second tool is needed to be able to grip the screw head on the other side of the knife if friction and pressure alone won't allow the screws to be loosened or tightened well enough. While I plan to purchase another of the same knives in a different colorway (and will have that second tool), this is definitely another oversight. So, it's a fine knife for the price, just be prepared to do some work before it's ready for use.

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