Eafengrow EF16 fipper

[Byrd]

I got this knife about a month ago off Amazon for about $20. I've had good luck with the Ganzos I've got so I thought I'd try another Chinese flipper. I LOVE the blade shape! It's handy for slicing and kitchen use. The blade is supposed to be D2 and the handles are G10. A few days after I got it the handles came loose so a bit of locktite fixed that. The action is smooth and after a month of everyday use the blade is still sharp. Is it a Ganzo competitor? I don't know but it's fun.

[samb1955]

That's a nice looking knife, I'm a big Ganzo fan myself.

[bighomer]

Been thinking on getting one of them Ef16's, I've got 2 and I consider them to be the best of the Chinese made knives of this price point. Also have one on the slow boat from China, should be here monday.

[Byrd]

That's quite a collection! I like the EF. It's a ball bearing flipper and is as well made as the Ganzos. I'm excited to see how it performs over the long haul.

[bighomer]

The slow boat from China finally got here. Some more sharp, the spine is a hair over one eights inch wide, might make a fine chopping axe

[Byrd]

Now that's a knife! Interesting blade shape. I'd use it.

[Rich53]

I own a couple Eafengrows. They are good beater knives that keep a decent edge. I have one stashed in the glove compartment of my car.

[Rich53]

My first knife in my collection was an Eafengrow. Honestly, I was intrigued by the brand name.

They are actually pretty decent knifes. Chinese made knives have come a long way in 20 years. You can't automatically assume they're junk anymore.