Eafengrow EF128 Fixed Blade Knife DC53 Steel Blade, Two Tone G10 Handle Full Tang Fixed Knifes Straight Knife for Working Camping Hunting Adventure EDC Tool Knife

Another EXCELLENT knife from Eafengrow! I own man different Eafengrow knifes and they are in my opinion definitely the best bang for your buck! The overall look is amazing and it feels like a quality knife. The G10 grips have sleek designs and feel great in your hands. The DC53 blade is very robust and feels very durable. The full tang and ergonomic grip really make this knife feel indestructible. The kydex sheath has the perfect amount of retention making it easy to deploy the knife and feels super secure. This is another great knife from Eafengrow and will go nicely into the collection. I highly recommend this knife to anyone needing an EDC, hunting/ camping knife, or even just adding to the collection.

This knife is everything what i was looking for, strong, sharp, thick blade. Comfortable grip for Large hand. Good for camping 👌

Bought this knife for general purpose yard work. Solid knife and fits well in the hand. However, only half the cutting end came sharp out of the box. Nothing a few minutes of sharpening couldn't fix, but felt it was worth noting. Also, the sheath fit is ok at best. It is held in quite well so it won't fall out, but it does rattle quite a bit. Again, nothing a few minutes with a heat gun won't fix, but based on my past Eafengrow purchases, I was expecting the fit to be snug and rattle-free. Overall, with a little bit of initial elbow grease, this knife is solid and is a sleek beast. If I could give it 4.5/5, I would, but alas, I can't. If you need a large all-purpose knife, I recommend it. Just be aware it may not be perfect out of the box. Regardless, still well worth the money.

The knife is well designed and well made. It is heavier than I expected. My problem was the sheath was too tight. I struggled to get the knife out of the sheath without cutting off my finger. Once the knife was out of the sheath I toasted the top of the sheath for 10 seconds about 6 inches above the open flame of a kitchen gas stove. I turned the sheath over and toasted the other side. (Be gentle, be careful, because Kydex melts quickly.) I put the knife into the lightly toasted sheath and moved it to loosen things up. The sheath cooled quickly. The knife can now be removed from the sheath with a sharp tug. It wont fall out. It must be pulled out. This was a quick fix for an annoying problem.

My new favorite fixed blade! Really, really nice knife for the price. It's bigger and heavier than I expected, very solid and extremely sharp. I'd consider it the perfect survival knife. You simply won't find a better knife for this price. If you're even thinking of buying one, just do it! You won't be sorry.

The handle fits in my hand perfectly and the blade is incredibly attractive. The sheath is very nice, good retention with a thumb ramp for extraction. I’m not a huge fan of the belt attachment provided but I plan I making my own belt hanger. The blade was super sharp right out of the box and it is thick enough to handle some serious work and it is well balanced. This was a wonderful surprise of a knife.

Large but not huge and heavy. Well built and comfortable in the hand. Well balanced and nimble. Blade shape good for almost any task. Only drawback is the edges are all chamfered, no flat surface for a ferro rod.Good sheath as well

So my first impression of this knife was pretty awesome. It felt good in the hand, and looked amazing. The tip was pretty pointy, but still has enough metal supporting it to be strong. I never throw my knives, but as long as it doesn't hit a rock on a bounce it should be good. I usually reprofile all my knife blades, but this came reasonably sharp. So it lost a star as time revealed problems. Nothing was bad mind you, just personal preference. The handle is very comfortable, but maybe went to far, because its round. In chopping or hitting hard objects, it has a tendency to twist away. I tried roughing up the surface with 100 grit sand paper and it still wasn't stable. Then their is usage. It's not going hunting. Survival and defense both require a solid grip. So that leaves you with a cool looking knife, without a good purpose. I wanted to love it. I bought a couple other Eafengrow knives because I loved the finish on this one. Ultimately I sold it and dont miss it