Eafengrow EF69 Pocket EDC Knife with Clip,Flipper Folding Knife for Camping Survival and Outdoor Activities Liner Lock. (EF69-desert)

Really good quality for a great price!

Great knife well made

Still don’t like this knife. Very heavy for an edc, the balance feels off , the handle needs to be taller for a comfortable grip and just visually add balance that big ass blade. The action is clunky and overall it is just an ugly knife. After I buying it sat in a drawer for over a year until I decided use it as work thrasher instead of the more expensive knife that I had been using. In that use it’s worth it, blade retention is decent and it’s sturdy. I don’t worry about abusing it due to price. I do like cheap knives but this one I don’t enjoy it’s just a tool I use to cut things, it does ok in that role.

I have a number of Eafengrow blades, and I rotate them around for EDC. They've been very good performers, and I have no qualms with them---in fact I really love a couple of their designs, so I've bought multiples. That said, for each and every one of them, I have to do some work to them before they're ready for service. For D2 steel, solid lockup, and G10 for the $30 range, it comes with the territory and I'm fine with doing what I need to do to get them over the finish line. YMMV.For starters, I have to go over the knife and make sure to tighten each and every screw---some have come quite loose right out of the box. The pivots are ALWAYS full of grit and require disassembly and full cleaning, without fail. I sometimes have to polish a burr off of the liner lock face on the blade side. a couple of blades have had sharp edges on the blade spine or along the machined fuller, which needed rounding off/smoothing. Blades typically come quite sharp, and the steel has been very good about holding an edge... My blades get used, and used a lot.All that said, Eafengrow has become my go-to for inexpensive blades... And they have yet to let me down. I haven't been very happy with some of their newer designs, but there's always one or two that end up being must-haves. If you don't mind doing what I consider to be pretty much basic maintenance for ANY knife, then buy with confidence.

These are great knives, sturdy and sharp. Just what I was looking for.

Blade is heavy, good work knife. Not light so maybe not an everyday carry.

Once I lubed the bearing I was able to get the flipper tab to work just fine. The thumb studs are worthless for flipping the blade open...there is not enough detent pressure. Also the thumb studs get stuck on your pocket going/out. For $24 I guess it ok after being lubed up but don't expect too much. Also the blade is very thick. For some that may be what they want, but hey its cheap and it cuts.

This thing is a beast, large blade strong design and looks great for a price less then you’d pay for other brands with less quality. I’ve used it for fishing rescue operations hunting