Eafengrow EF947 EDC D2 Folding Knife, G10 Handle Ball Bearing Folder with Locking Liner EDC Flipper Knife with Pocket Camping Hiking Survival Outdoor tool(DESERT)

Great little knife. Perfect size for the pocket. Came razor sharp out of the box and holds edge very well. Very smooth action almost no resistance when opening. When open lock feels very tight with no play at all.

This is probably my most liked and carried knife. It isn't overly large and chunky, yet not small and undersized either. I feel it's a very good balance of utility and carry ability. Mine came very sharp and lasted quite awhile before needing a sharpen. I actually have 2. Last Fall I lost my first one and was extremely disappointed. Then in July I decided I needed a new one because I missed it so much. A week after the new one arrived I found the original tucked in a backpack pocket...so happy, I now have 2! I use it daily on on tape/ cardboard and on up to gutting deer. It opens smoothly and the handle contours are rounded well to minimize harsh edges/ hot spots.

Very nice knife. I’m not sure how well it holds an edge but it has a good weight and is very comfortable to hold.

Awesome knives. The d2 steel stays sharp.

A d2 steel for under 20.00??? Gotta love the free market! The knife is very sharp, I will most likely finish it with a 1200 grit belt and a leather strop, but completely useable out of the box, shaving sharp. Deployment is nice, the blade sits squarely in the frame, no leaning or side to side movement. Lockup is good, I will improve that myself. All in all a great bargain for the price....I am thinking these are made in the same factory as Ganzo...they are very simllar in some ways.

Well worth the price.

This is my favorite knife by far. It's the right size, fits well in the pocket. It's easy to open and close. Blade stays sharp.

OK, first off, I’m a huge fan of the design and function of eafengrow knives. I own almost a dozen different styles and believe for the price, they’re outstanding. ONE IMPORTANT TIP: First thing I do is remove screws from both sides of blade pivot shaft and add blue lock-tite. I figgit with them & open /close excessively and love their smooth action. However, on more than half of them, the screws on both sides of the blade pivot point come loose. Tiny dab of of lock-rite fixes this (only issue I’ve had) permanently and takes less than 2 minutes. Don’t need to disassemble, just unscrew, add lock-rite, & screw it back in (both sides) that’s it. Even with that you can’t beat what you get for what you pay with these knives.