Eafengrow EF226 Folding Knives D2 Blade and G10 Handle Knife Outdoor Camping Hiking EDC Tools (stone)

This is a fantastic knife. It is sharp, holds an edge, looks amazing, has a PHENOMENAL grip for a flip open knife, (you can REALLY, get a good grip on it without worrying about your hand slipping up and cutting yourself on the blade) but it has one minor flaw. It's hard up open. The flipper is really high up on the knife and it takes some getting used to. But, it's worth it. Such a great knife in every other way. I'm only leaving 4 stars in hopes the seller sees this and can maybe do something about moving the flipper paddle back down the handle to make it easier to reach and open. But, honestly, none of changes how great this knife it. I highly recommend you buy it. Safest flip over, non- fixed blade on the market. And, it's good looking, sharp and D2 steel is such a great steel for an EDC pocket knife. I have LOTS of pocket knives and this ranks #2 for best pocket knife I own. (It would be number one if the flipper peddle to open the knife were easier to reach). You can't go wrong with this purchase. I'm very happy. EDIT: I have found that using the flipper tab is the least effective way to open this knife. Instead, it's the blade itself to open it one handed. The blade has cutouts and a little ledge on the top at the same height where you would normally find a flipper trash. Those cutouts allow you to get a SOLID grip with your thumb and flip it open easily. Duh.. why didn't I think of that before. It took a few times to practice getting used to reaching for the top of the blade with my thumb instead of the back of knife with my pointer finger, but once I got used to opening it with my thumb it was very easy. It's just a simple re-training of the brain. I'd update it to 4.75 stars if that was an option now that I've retrained my brain. Plus with this handle design they did the best the could. I've looked this over and there is no way for them to change the location of the flipper paddle unless you had some sort of piece of metal sticking down at the back part of the blade. Which might be kind of convenient. It would make it kind of like a sword cross guard or a tsuba if you're more familiar with samurai swords, but more like a cross guard. Which, could actually be pretty nice as long as it didn't get in the way.

I like the ergonomic feel; it fits the hand nicely, but it’s a little heavy 🤔

The knife I received has no quality control issues and is above average quality for the price range. Stone color is, as other reviewers have stated, a desert tan color. I am a farmer that goes through about two cheap K*rsh*w folders a year. I have a bunch of similar priced knives and this seems nicer, out of the box. Handle is comfortable enough, and the clip is RH, tip up only. Operation is smooth with consistent lock up. If you press your skin into the tip when the knife is closed, you could potentially snag the blade, but it doesn't stick out or anything. We Ish*m Z*ta and Brous R*ven looks alike but not exact at all.

Blade is nice but liner is all rusted up! Update Get this Knife the blade is so much bigger then it seems and is so nice to hold and use. I cut so much cardboard and plastic wrap with this today I'm more tired then the knife and it's still Razer sharp after a quick strop!!! Id love one more if it's not a rusty liner.

I like this knife overall. The unique design looks aggressive while feeling good in the hand. The finger/sharpening choil is well placed. The pocket clip is the only set back, small and tight is general good but this clip feels like it is so tight it is trying to rip the pocket when you put in or take it out.