All I can say regarding Eafengrow is that there are many good knife reviewers doing hard use tests with impressive results. Do some research then decide for yourself. Being on a budget (always) I’m looking for the best bang for the dollar. A bigger question for me is why the “quality” producers prices are now out of reach? Yes, buy domestic when I can, but, would rather be able to acquire a new gun than a “top-grade” knife, multi tool, etc. People decide the order of priorities and I get it but my “supporting cast” of gear just needs to be adequate to the task.
I purchased the Eafengrow EF 125, and it is a very good knife. The sheath is a tad tight, and I was not happy with how it mounted on the belt. I made an adapter so the knife hangs down a bit more on my hip. Over all though, Eafengrow makes really good knives.
Nice selection of knives. The only issue I have with EF is their knife handles is a little too short for me. I have 3 of their knives and the largest handle is about 41/2". I need a 5" handle for ease of use. EF does have good materials and great prices.
No kidding! I bought two EF knives back when they first started showing up on Amazon a few years ago. Complete garbage! Never again will I buy from them! Same story with Gerber about twenty years ago and I still haven’t chanced them again and never will!
You mean the reports from 5 years ago, that they admitted to then subsequently corrected about 3 years ago? The reports of correction being shown to be true by luvthemknives? What about em? If you'd done any research beyond reading one reddit forum post when you Google "am ef steel the real" that appears on page one, you'd have found the answer to your question. You have the technology to find these answers for yourself, often in less than 5 minutes.
@@eatonknass247two years to correct the underhanded dealings, while they still sold the crap stock they had? The only reason they corrected the issue was because too many people were finding out they were cheated. Why would anyone with a brain trust them again? Why do you think so many knife reviewers won’t even take the time to look at them? If you want to buy them, go right ahead. Not me though, I’m done with them. There are too many reputable knife manufacturers out there to take a chance on companies that have already proved themselves untrustworthy and dishonest.
Are they really using quality steel? I've seen a couple of videos where they say it's one steel but it's not. Odin wolf knives are excellent. I own a couple and all scandy grind
Apparently they have cleaned up their act but unless you get it tested, I suppose you wouldn’t know for sure. To be honest even if it was cr-mov they are still pretty good value. The tests on them that I have seen indicate the steel/heat treatment holds up. It would be good to see some cut tests compared to known d2.
All I can say regarding Eafengrow is that there are many good knife reviewers doing hard use tests with impressive results. Do some research then decide for yourself. Being on a budget (always) I’m looking for the best bang for the dollar. A bigger question for me is why the “quality” producers prices are now out of reach? Yes, buy domestic when I can, but, would rather be able to acquire a new gun than a “top-grade” knife, multi tool, etc. People decide the order of priorities and I get it but my “supporting cast” of gear just needs to be adequate to the task.
I would like to see some knife plate carrier setups on the channel. Thanks for the great reviews!
Velcro bro it’s the best way
What's the point....... zombie apocalypse? 😆
@@colbywood7667 Today nothing would surprise me. Got to be prepared for anything.
I purchased the Eafengrow EF 125, and it is a very good knife. The sheath is a tad tight, and I was not happy with how it mounted on the belt. I made an adapter so the knife hangs down a bit more on my hip. Over all though, Eafengrow makes really good knives.
Nice selection of knives. The only issue I have with EF is their knife handles is a little too short for me. I have 3 of their knives and the largest handle is about 41/2". I need a 5" handle for ease of use. EF does have good materials and great prices.
Try the EF137 - not only is it an awesome blade, but the handle is bigger than most of the EF's at 5.5".
Grab the EF-139 as soon as you can! It’s all so good!!!!
just dont be in a hurry to get it. i ordered mine after watching 704's review on Nov 19 and am still waiting for it to get shipped even.
Thanks for all your work on reviews.
Surprised I missed this video. Glad I found it, however. I love this type of content, huge thank you!
Picked up a EF124 during the Black Friday sales.
What about the reports proving EF lies about the steel in their blades? That they use cheap steel?
No kidding! I bought two EF knives back when they first started showing up on Amazon a few years ago. Complete garbage! Never again will I buy from them! Same story with Gerber about twenty years ago and I still haven’t chanced them again and never will!
You mean the reports from 5 years ago, that they admitted to then subsequently corrected about 3 years ago? The reports of correction being shown to be true by luvthemknives? What about em? If you'd done any research beyond reading one reddit forum post when you Google "am ef steel the real" that appears on page one, you'd have found the answer to your question. You have the technology to find these answers for yourself, often in less than 5 minutes.
@@eatonknass247two years to correct the underhanded dealings, while they still sold the crap stock they had? The only reason they corrected the issue was because too many people were finding out they were cheated. Why would anyone with a brain trust them again? Why do you think so many knife reviewers won’t even take the time to look at them? If you want to buy them, go right ahead. Not me though, I’m done with them. There are too many reputable knife manufacturers out there to take a chance on companies that have already proved themselves untrustworthy and dishonest.
They look beastly. Need to seem some hard use demos😊
Can't wait to see a review on the new EF139!!!
The First in presentation(the black) is Hku and Is awesome!
I actually have been considering get EF 143, but are they truly full tang or are the tangs skeletonized?
Ruike F118 is the Best one
Are they really using quality steel? I've seen a couple of videos where they say it's one steel but it's not. Odin wolf knives are excellent. I own a couple and all scandy grind
Apparently they have cleaned up their act but unless you get it tested, I suppose you wouldn’t know for sure. To be honest even if it was cr-mov they are still pretty good value. The tests on them that I have seen indicate the steel/heat treatment holds up. It would be good to see some cut tests compared to known d2.
Thanks
I have looked at their knives. They managed to just slightly botch the styling of all of them.
Where are they made?
China
Definitely China
Cold steel SRK for like 40 bucks
The handles look very slippery. I would also like to see push off point on the kydex. Let them know please
You guys think that they're steel is what they say it is such as a 10 oz knife that's 154cm and is 60 dollars!?
80buck
Srk-c still wins
There’s way better options than those junk
I know they use to lie about they're steel material js
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