EafengrowEF906 Folding Pocket Knife 14c28n Steel Blade and Titanium Alloy Handle Multitool with Clip for Outdoor Camping Everday Carry (Frame Lock)

Other YouTube guys said this company was dicey as far as quality. They are wrong. Slap a different brand name on this knife and the cost would double or triple easily. It is a bit hefty. More so than I thought. The lockup is great.The only other company I have found with great knife offerings having titanium in alot of their knife handles is Twosun Knives. I have bought 3 so far from White Mountain Knives.

A beast of a knife workmanship is excellent with the rules also can’t go wrong with it if you like big folding knives.

I like it, it’s a heavy duty knife for sure and I like overbuilt knives. Upon giving it a couple shots of nano oil I began to flip it and get the bearings working and the screws began to loosen. The thumb stud actually started to fall off. It needed some serious lock tight on all of the screws.Now it flips smoothly but one major thing I noticed and it’s a big issue, with the knife closed I can actually touch the blade to the point of cutting myself. It’s bad. So as a reminder to all who purchase this knife, beware of the fact that your fingers can touch the blade with it being closed.I would recommend this knife on the basis that everyone who purchases it knows of the danger of how you can cut yourself with the knife being closed. Thanks.

As soon as I removed this knife from the box, I was absolutely stunned by the fit and finish. I agree with the review that said that it ranked alongside much more expensive midtechs. An absolutely beautiful beast of a knife.Unfortunately, all of that is meaningless due to the extremely weak lockup of this knife. The slightest pressure or tap on the blade immediately releases the lock. Given the overall weight of the blade, it is extremely dangerous. You would think that it would lock up like a bank vault given the sheer mass of the scales. Perhaps I just got a lemon, or maybe some of the other buyers are buying this for looks and the lockup doesn't matter. I have submitted for an exchange for this knife and will have a replacement in a couple of days. If the replacement has a solid lockup, then I will amend this review. If not I will send it back as well. This knife seemed too good to be true given its construction and price point. I hope that isn't the case. As it stands this is probably the weakest lockup of any knife I have ever owned.Edited 6/28/19. I received my replacement EF906 from Amazon today. The lockup on this on is very early, but does seem to secure the blade open. The detent is not as strong as on the first folder I received, but lockup is much better. Given the unanimously positive answers that I received from other owners to my question of if anyone else had experience lockup problems, it looks like I was just unlucky enough to receive a very rare lemon. Given that I have purchased much expensive knives from well respected makers that had to be returned due to issues out of the box, I can't hold a defect against Eafengrow. Luckily I had purchased this from Amazon, which made exchanging it a breeze. I like to carry overbuilt folders while in the outdoors, and am excited to add this beast to the knife stable. If this knife works out for me, I would definitely be interested in adding another model from the EF line to my rotation. Like another reviewer stated, this knife does have a similar feel to a Satu, but I won't feel bad about using it due to the price tag.

Dislikes are minimal and it’s not much of a complaint. But it was kind of grainy opening and closing. Can definitely tell it’s riding on Bronze caged bearings ( it did smooth out after a while)Part of that might be detent break in.On the positive note the blade shape is great. I do not know if the steel is true D2 but I do believe it is better then 8crmov steel . Probably the Chinese equivalent to D2 from what I’ve read 12crmov a type of tool steel they use.Either way I didn’t purchase this knife to be a cutting machine it’s more or less my fidget knife and an awesome one at that . However I did use it at work last night too cut up a coke box and it sliced right through it with ease, in fact easier then some of my more expensive S35vn steel knife blades. The profile on this bad boy is perfect right out of the box no need for a real profiling job. After 3 days it has since broken in nicely I’m talking drop shut action . Deployment is super fast with either flipper or thumb stud this is an awesome knife to have and I find myself flipping it more then I do my Benchmade Doug Ritter full size beauty. Or my spyderco Southard flipper, this 906 blows my spyderco completely out of the water when it comes to flipping action . Just an awesome knife for 69.00 I don’t understand why these bigger priced knives can’t match the craftsmanship of these cheaper Chinese cloned knives.Forgot to mention this knife is super comfortable to hold when using in reverse fits like s glove. God forbid you’d ever have to defend yourself with this thing , but if you do I would feel sorry for the one on the receiving end of this blade.Buy the knife you won’t be disappointed. The blade shape reminds me of the Medford MKP this knifes action just gets better and better as you mess with it. I also took the stone wash off of the blade and used diamond paste to put a mirrored finish on that blade. I love this 906. But I also like their version of the strider full titanium model

Bad action, really heavy (but I knew that), and the backspacer rattles. The steel performs well enough and takes a wicked good edge. This is not a premium knife by any means. It’s a cheap knife made with pretty good materials.