Eafengrow Tactical Pocket Knives Blade Knife G10 Steel Handle Ball Bearing Outdoor Camping Knife (EF5)

I love this knife if I could give it more than 5 stars I would the weight and balance is perfect. I take it every where. It holds its edge even when I abuse it sharpens quick and easy and is as sharp as I got it best knife I have ever bought. This company has a life long customer if they produce products like this all the time

It’s a heavy knife , like close to 1 pound, put together very well , smooth open n close, no springs to wear out or break , very good value for the price

Good quality very sharp and sturdier knife

This is a bulky knife. Looks impressive if you want a bigger knife. Wood grain handle.

As someone else said, this is "A BIG POCKET KNIFE" and that's exactly what I wanted. Came sharp. I made it sharper. It's heavy duty. The blade and point fit snugly into the handle but it's fairly easy to open. If you're looking for a beast of a pocket knife, get this one.

It’s a decent knife for the price. Heavy duty and sharp.

I have to agree with the other reviewer; this knife is astounding for so little money! The build quality and workmanship are excellent, it's HEAVY, it's STRONG, the blade deploys VERY smoothly, it locks up solidly, the knife is well balanced and feels good in your hand. It's also VERY sharp. My only complaint, and I hesitate to even mention this, is that on MY sample, the blade centering isn't great.To start this, some of the less expensive (note the I did NOT say "cheap") knives out there are assembled rather hastily. Because of the nature of the liner lock mechanism, the forces of the locking bar (inside the handle) presses on the blade ALL THE TIME, which if those forces are not compensated for can cause the blade to sit at an angle (meaning it's NOT centered). So, what do they DO about that?Well, if they use bronze washers at the pivot point, they normally use two different thicknesses; a thicker washer on the pivot point on the lockbar side and a thinner washer on the other side of the blade (or visa versa, depending on the design). This helps balance out the tendency of the blade (again, due to the lockbar) to sit at an angle. It also requires adjusting the pivot pin screw to that 'JUST RIGHT' amount of torque (to maintain smooth and rapid blade deployment), which is NOT a quick adjustment.I have NOT taken this knife apart yet (I have four or five other knives in the que already), but I suspect that the washers are reversed. I WILL be taking the knife apart and whatever I find out, I'll update this review.Other than that, it is a superb knife for so little money and I'm VERY surprised at the quality. In every sense if is a GREAT bang-for-the-buck knife!

I am a knife lover and have knives from $20 to $200. I cannot believe how well this knife is built. I was able to shave the hair off my arm out of the box. These are great knives. I highly recommend this brand.