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

This knife is SHOCKINGLY well built... it swivels open beautifully, has a strong, robust hinge with ZERO play... it's weighted well so that you don't even need to "flick your wrist" to assist the knife in opening... and it's simply an all-around beautiful knife, with a strong blade... complete with segmented cutting faces (thicker closer to the base, for cutting "heavy duty" material, and more "fine" cutting face toward the tip). I also really like the "broken-tip" style of blade... it keeps the entire knife VERY strong and doesn't sacrifice any blade material while still maintaining a SHARP POINT at the tip. This is an all-around WONDERFUL knife, which I'm AMAZED to find for less than $30. The knife should sell for $70...

As the title says, this is the best knife I've ever bought considering its cost. It's non spring assisted but it's buttery smooth opening because it has a ball bearing at its pivot. It's very sharp out of the packaging "which was also very nice" can shave beard hair even. I've been using it for two months now at work and home. The only thing I've had to do was put a dab of locktite on the thumb assist as it came loose. The ease of opening / blade tightness is also easily adjustable if it's not how you like it out of the box. I intentionally dulled it down a bit so I can attempt to re-sharpen it, it takes a sharpening very well and holds its edge well. Bottom line I was just looking for a cheap knife to beat up at work but this thing is solid, after being in a sweaty pocket for hours a day, water and whatever else it's come into contact with it doesn't show any rust, corrosion or sticking of the pivot. Buy it!

Robust knife! Maybe a little too much for EDC, but I keep this with me for any camping or outdoor adventures. Blade comes pretty sharp but can use a tune up out of the box, solid feel with minimal slop and overall nice quality. Especially for the price.

I like these knives a lot for EDC. They do tend to feel like they loosen up kind of easily. As in the parts, the screws. So, I do tighten them up often so they dont completely fall apart. Which did happen to me with one pair. Since that issue, I keep an eye on them and they are great for work. And, I dont need to worry if I loose them. They are priced right. All of them. I have at least 6 different knives from them I. All different styles and blades.

Opened it and saw a monster of a pocket knife. WHOA! If you've own bushcraft or survival knives before, there's a good chance you will enjoy this knife. Fits nicely in my medium size hand with plenty of room to spare. G10 is not aggressive at all but also not slippery. Love the dual deployment, both thumb and index finger flick work flawlessly. Detent and lock are both superb in mine. Razor sharp out of the box! Things to note: 1) It's not a small EDC pocket, it's a workhorse that happens to be foldable. Not super heavy to carry around, but bulky in you pocket. 2) That blade has a thick section and thinner section. I love the look and the function of it. Sharpening may be tricky so be aware of it. 3) Pocket clip is NOT reversible, it's right side only if you are wondering.

One of the nicest most solid knifes for the price. Heavy duty thick steal and rock solid. Would recommend this for anyone.

It's a great blade for the price ,good quality more bang for the buck,the only thing I worry about it's made in China,, the quality of the metal, and where the money is going for.. I know this sounds funny but I'm spending money to a country that is going to put it to go against our freedom s. If it was made in Germany Canada the USA. Japan I'm even Taiwan it would make my buy even better. Do you know how hard it is to buy something that's not made in China? And when it happens, everybody's going to say how did that happen?updateUpdate I was looking at the reviews of how other people say about this blade and some show videos of a guy barely taking his finger and doing it you gotta loosen The screw a little on its grip bro. Number two mine was so loose that the blade fell totally apart like a little Rubiks cube all of our blocks falling apart right like a Rubiks cube does not fall apart lol,I like the knife is distinctive and very sharp for the price I just wish that I would’ve kept more of a mind that it was put together with every little bit of screw bang bang and everything else right so now it’s in a big envelope and I gotta figure how to put it back together with the blade is OK

I loved this knife but don’t often put it to much heavy use, today while attempting to cut through a plastic shipping band strap on a package, a locking pin that limits the blade from over traveling blew out and the blade folded back against my hand?? Not sure of why this happened but didn’t feel like I was abusing the knife in any way, but now it’s totally useless to anyone, might be a fluke but definitely concerned about personal injury and safety at this point?? Wondering about warranty on knife construction??