EF130 Fixed Blade Knife, DC53 Steel Blade,G10/Micarta Handle Full Tang EDC Fixed Knifes Straight Knife for Working Camping Hunting Field Adventure Survival

This is a practical and tough knife that doesn't cost that much, so you will actually use it. It holds a very good edge and the handle is ergonomic and fits my hand perfectly (I wear a Large glove size) and its grip is fantastic. The back of the blade is pretty wide and flat, perfect for hammering against if you need to chop something hard in half. The sheath is really nice and of good quality. It works perfectly for me. I might buy another one of these knives for my go bag.

Was looking for a knife an old woman could carry - one that was strong enough to defend myself with, wasn’t too heavy or unwieldy in my hand, that I could carry scout style on my belt in the back: never bought one of these knives, but the design caught my attention. It fits the bill perfectly. The kydex sheath is a little too tight, but it will loosen up over time. It was sharp out of the box and I will hone it to scalpel sharpness with very little effort. It is VERY well made and is impressive at the price point. I live near a large city with very bad crime - every one should carry something to defend themselves. I may be old, but I will not come along quietly!! More companies should market to the elderly, we are a growing market and we desire safety just like others. It’s a beautiful blade and I have my eye on a couple of other ones!!

Very pleased with this model EF130 knife. Wasn't sure about the harpoon style blade but once in my medium-sized hands the feel and usefulness of the handle shape and blade combination really shined. Very versatile knife, well suited for many tasks. I like the finger cut-out making it easy to choke up on the blade for precision work, but the robustness of the overall package begs for hard rough work around the camp too. Of course, your mileage might vary, and if you have very large hands this knife might not fit you as well as it does me. My knife arrived with a perfect edge, and I can't remember the last time I bought a new knife and didn't feel compelled to touch up or reprofile the edge. Time will tell with regards to edge retention but this steel has a good reputation if the heat treat is done properly. The kydex sheath is excellent also. I couldn't be happier! Thanks Eafengrow!

This knife has some strong qualities and only one flaw, you can’t strike a ferro rod. Without a sharp edge this knife looses its bush craft benefit. The size is great, it fits my hand. The edge is sharp and the weight/balance is good. The value for this knife is good. The knife looks good and has a solid feel. I’m pleased with the purchase.

I’ve really come to appreciate Eafengrow for the budget-friendly options they have, while bringing perfect fit and finish, super sharp edges and very well balanced knives! The EF130 is everything I was expecting, with just one caveat. I’ll list the one con I saw with this knife first. The handle is too small for me. I have very large hands (4.75” from pinky knuckle to index finger knuckle), so it’s hard for me to find knives that aren’t on the small side, as far as handles go. If you have average sized hands, this won’t be an issue for you. In fact, the handle is extremely comfortable, even though I was skeptical of the contouring when I first saw it, it feels great. The handle material is top notch and the knife is actually quite nimble for how thick and weighty it is. The dc53 steel holds an edge great, and when I was cross batoning through seasoned ash and red oak! As per usual, the sheath fits perfect, great retention and a very nice tek-lok style belt clip. I put this knife through all kinds of torture, and it came out without a single flaw. Great job, Eafengrow!

Very robust knife. Perfect size and weight for everyday carry, work, camping, etc. Heavy blade with good gimping and a finger recess. Razor sharp. Grip feels very good and secure in the hand.

It’s cool looking and very sharp. It’s a lot smaller than it looks. Edges of spine are smoothed out, so no chance of sparking a ferro rod.

Mounted it on my rig. Decent quality. Gets the job done. Delivers exactly what you expect based on price.