Eafengrow EF942 EDC Folding Knife, D2 Steel Blade Titanium Plating & G10 Handle,Pocket Clip with Frame Lock EDC Pocket Knife for Camping Hiking Survival Outdoor(Desert)

This Eafengrow folding knife is a fantastic addition to my EDC gear! Previously I purchased a larger Eafengrow fixed blade knife which was equally awesome. You cannot buy a better knife for the cost and quality of an Eafengrow knife. The knife came razor sharp in D2 steel, perfectly centered with a tight frame lock, beautiful streamlined profile, and very smooth easy opening using the ergonomic index finger tab. The 3.3" blade length is optimal for legal concealment, too. I am very happy to add this excellent tool to my daily carry!

Nice knife. I liked the long slim design. A Very sharp blade! The only problem I had with it is the lever for the spring assist is kinda small and hard to get. Other than that seems to very well built should last a long while

Knife is small enough that I could wear it on the collar of my Cotton T-shirts, yet it is still a quite sturdy knife. The blade is long enough and yet delicate enough to serve as an excellent steak knife. The blade lock fully engages the base of the blade when opened. I would have like a slightly taller/larger opening tab with better knurling for a more positive opening action, but it is still a very smooth knife. There is almost no side to side play when the blade is open and locked. The pocket clip is too small for my taste, and way too stiff for its size. So I wish the pocket clip was larger, as the larger pocket clips tend to slide over pockets and collars easier, and you can adjust the spring tension they have easier, but that is one of only 2 flaws in an otherwise nearly perfect knife. I also like the jade coloring on the synthetic handles as it has a slightly translucent quality that mimics real jade. It is quite pretty. I can keep the blade nearly scalpel sharp, but the edge needs periodic attention from the whetstone to keep that edge that sharp.

Good blade material, good scales, slim in the hands, a finesse self defense knife. Plain and simple. Best for the money I’ve found. Change the company name to eafengood….. I own and approve of this knife, the EF223, and the full size 704 urban ranger. All good knives, good company.

After watching YouTube vids and reading reviews I had high hopes for this knife. I literally tried to talk myself into keeping it and maybe is warm up to it. However after fiddling with it I ended up completely disliking it.For me, the knife is incredibly thick/wide. I was hoping to get a gentlemen’s style knife from it but I would have been completely satisfied if it didn’t fit that category but I still liked it. But I didn’t. For the thickness of the scales and frame it has a very small blade. Reminds me of the OTF knives that have a large handle with a skinny blade that pops out. It has nice action with the flipper but I fought the frame lock to close the blade terribly. I can hardly push the lock release with just my thumb and ended up needing both hands to close the blade. When I did dig my thumb into the frame lock it wants to go forward and not out the side. I tried over and over and it just doesn’t want to release the blade. The frame also feels like it shifts around after the pressure it takes to release the lock. Not much, but I had same thing with the $7 generics (which I do like for the $ but wouldn’t trust for an edc). Some friends have the Civivi, Coast, and CKRT gentleman’s knives which I was super fond of but I gambled this one to save a few bucks and regret it. Sending it back. Does not feel like a solid knife nor something I can enjoy to open and close.

Takes an edge like a razor blade. Cut up a box to test edge retention good 30 slices, still shaves afterward.Feels very solid, tight lockup, no blade play.Perfect pocket knife, This is my first Eafengrow, it certainly will not be my last.Metallurgical analysis aside, you get more than you pay for here.And that is no assertion that it is not what it says it is, it is that I do not know, and it performs well enough to not care. Easily compares to my more expensive knives, and I believe just replaced my Kimura as my EDC.One poster said blade detent was flawed, mine has a noticeable snap in place as it get about .25in near closed.Very happy customer.

After FINALLY getting around to opening this EF-942 EDC, This one is the WORST... ! (Made In China) ,maybe that's why ...the opening stud is nearly impossible to open the knife, ...Too small... I have MANY Efengrow knives, very disappointed with this one.I didn't get to this one in time to return it, so now I'm stuck with it, guess I'm looking for a different brand now.....

This is an exact copy of the Brous Icon. The action is as smooth as the Brous bearing. Easy to flip open and falls closed when the lock is released. Get it while you can.