Eafengrow EF65 Flipper Folding Lock Knife Ball Bearing D2 Blade and G10 Steel Handle Pocket Assisted Multitool with Clip Everday Carry (EF65-T-black)

Got my first Eafengrow and was so surprised how much I liked it, I ordered a few more! This is once of them. I really liked the look of the red handle so I got that. It is heavy, sturdy, and well built. Has a good weight in my hand. Snaps open nicely with the finger flipper. That is my favorite method of opening and is the only way this model opens. It has a non-movable pocket clip. The handle scales feel nice as well. Blade is sharp and seems well made. This one is a perfect EDC knife for me.

The Eafengrow EF65 is a great little knife for those looking for a fast flip action blade that they can carry everyday. The price point of $19.99 makes the knife very affordable BUT don’t confuse the low price with subpar quality! I’ve owned a lot of knives over the last 40 years and this knife can hang with the best of them! Sharp right out of the box. Fast action flip lives up to expectations. Overall it’s a very strong and sturdy knife. Small and sheer - light weight. Affordable knife without giving up quality. If you’re looking for a great EDC under $30 then the Eafengrow EF65 is perfect for you!

It's a cheap knife, there's not much to lose to give it a try. G10 handles are popular but I don't care for them (not knocking the knife since I knew this before buying). I've seen this knife compared to $100 knives but my $100 knives are much nicer than this. Hey, I think my $60 Spyderco is nicer than this (it's AUS10 steel so that's not a fair comparison). Considering the price... This is one of the few knives I'd call descent. It comes fairly sharp out of the box. Thick, flat ground blade so you won't be shaving with it but it should stand up to use. The blade opens and closes smoothly smoothy. Edges, finish, and general machining on the knife are better than expected. The flicker for opening the blade is a little stiff. Not bad, just enough to ensure it doesn't open accidentally. The real issue I have so far is I dropped it. Once. On asphalt. Now there's significant mark on the handle. I've dropped a lot of knives with various handle material and this took the most damage. I guess that's another mark against G10 handles. If this knife holds up to use, I'm considering replacing the G10 handle with something more to my liking.

Nice thick sharp blade. Doesn’t have the best action, but great knife for 20 bucks.

Awesome knife! Came razor sharp out of the box. Smooth opening and solid lockup. Pocket clip is stiff and holds well. This blade sharpens quickly and holds an edge well. As a lefty, my only wish is that the clip was reversible so I didn't have to rotate the knife to deploy the blade- i would have gladly paid a few more dollars for this option. My benchmade bone collector that I've carried everyday since 2011 now sits at home. This is my 2nd Eafengrow knife and Ive been impressed with both. This knife is a great value.

This a great knife, especially for the price. The materials feel good, the knife comes somewhat sharp but I prefer to sharpen them myself. It seems to be decent steel, the edge has held up quite well. And at this price point I highly recommend this knife for yourself or as a gift. As many owners of this knife are aware, the lock mechanism is hard to get to, I took mine apart this morning and Dremeled out a notch. Not it's excellent. If the manufacturer is reading these reviews, they will see a lot of customers requesting this be done while being manufactured. Overall: buy this knife, buy two and give one as a gift.

Perfect. Beater. EDC knife. Good size and I actually particularly like the hard angle blade profile. It's D2 steel, which is easy to put an edge on, and will hold that edge for a few good days of use. Why is it the best knife for the money? QUALITY: on par with knives 5x the money. No it won't hold an edge forever, none will. Invest in a decent water stone, spend 5 minutes on Sunday shaping up the blade instead of scrolling on Twitter and your Golden. EASE OF USE: The ergonomics are great, and it's easy to carry. For a reference on that, it'll take the same amount of space in your pocket as your grandaddy's inherited case XX. The blade is slim, but very thick and sturdy. Makes a phenomenal pry bar, and you won't cry when you break it doing something you know you shouldn't. VALUE: I can buy 10, literally 10 of these for the price of a single one of my Bench Made knives. (And it literally cost the same as the deep carry pocket clip option on them) and when you factor in my forgetfulness and the elves that carry away all the knives I know are in my night stand??? It's an even better value. EASE OF USE: It's a flipper, and a dam* good one. Buttery smooth and flips open without even flicking my wrist, just snap the nub with your index finger, and proceed to cut your thumb off. I'm pretty sure it's a ball bearing mech. but I haven't actually taken it apart yet. And NO it will not open unintentionally or in your pocket... It has some sort of detent/magnet keeper when you close it completely. The profile is awesome! It's big and stout enough to not be useless, but slim enough to not take up an entire pocket. Makes a great Pry-Bar/Can opener/line cutter/box opener/ Every Day Multi-tool (yes it's just a knife, but you use yours that way too) Deep carry pocket clips seats it firmly in your pocket, the clip is also small and un-cumbersome. It's also at the opposite end from the pivot making it slide out in the perfect orientation to flip open and use.

The handle has a nice color and feels great in the hand it opens easily with a flick and is very robust in the blade. The clip also leaves a little bit of the knife handle for you to grab and pull out of your pocket when it's clipped inside your pocket overall I think it's a great one