EF137 Fixed Blade Knife, N690 Steel Blade,Micarta Handle Full Tang EDC Fixed Knifes for Outdoor Activities Working Camping

Hello. My name is Cowboy C Bop . ( my YouTube channel is KTV Knife Television). I did make a video titled “ Best Knife of 2024 /2025 “. After going thru a bunch of knives that I purchased and tested , I decided on this Eafengrow EF-137 . I have read mostly great reviews about this knife . ( shout out to Captain AJ - you took the words right out of my mouth ). Strong and Solid . Robust . Beast . High Quality materials . Extremely low price for a knife of this size . I plan on putting it thru the ringer in the next day or so . Anyway when I was asked to check out Eafengrow, I had a Tuff decision to make . Which knife do I want ??? They have such a variety of beautiful bad ass blades to choose from . So I narrowed my choices down . One being this EF137 . I think the toughest decision I had to make was trying to choose between the Black or Army Green. I left this decision up to my kids . It’s my birthday so I had given them a small list of knives that I’d like to try . So they decided on this guy here . The Eafengrow EF137 . Army Green . After opening the package I was blown away !! Pictures are one thing . But holding in your hand is another . I can’t get over the fact that this knife was under $100 . If it had that US made stamp on it it would be selling for $350 plus . Easy !! The shape itself had caught my eye . I had a knife custom made over a year ago that I call “ DEMON “. It looks almost identical to it . My DEMON has a 10” blade . It’s huge compared to this more compact sized EAFENGROW . ( I wish people would stop steeling my ideas )!!! Haha haha Even though this is smaller , more compact, it’s Still a beast of a knife . The grinds are perfect and it is super sharp made of high quality steel N690 . I only did small tests ( paper cut and a few chops on a broken branch) and it performed like it was meant for hard work . Not abuse !! I’m not a collector of knives just to go outside and purposely try and damage any knife . But there are some who are . They like to beat the snot out of it until the edge chips or breaks just so they can leave a negative review. You know - The Naysayers!! Pay them no mind !! If you are really looking for a knife that you can rely on , a knife that is made of some of the highest quality materials, and the price will not break you , well look no further. The Eafengrow EF-137 is such a great choice . As I said - this knife is worth 3 times of what it is currently selling for . As I always say , “ Treat your knives like knives and they will last you forever “. Strong word there - “ Forever “. This could very well be passed down to your kids - grandkids etc etc . I feel that it’s the best deal right now and anyone who needs a new knife , or someone looking to expand their collection, well here’s your chance. Happy Holidays Everyone

If you want a honkin' knife in case of zombie attacks, I'd think this should qualify. While I have a 3" folding Spyderco for EDC, having a large knife that can cut, chop pry seems to be a good fall-back emergency option. I really like the design, the sharpness was good and it would seem difficult to do much damage. While I believe micarta handles seem fairly sturdy, it is not especially grippy, and I think would benefit from a little more texture. I especially like the finger protection at the end of the bottom of the handle and the heft and sturdiness of the blade. Overall, very well executed, eye-catching design and should give the zombies something to think about if they try to roll up on you... So, nice design, beautiful blade, great heft -- five stars.

I received the knife today and upon close inspection of the knife I was astounded by the quality of craftsmanship and attention to detail this knife has especially at this price point. I have to be honest and say this is the first knife I have purchased that was not made in the USA. Having used knives in my career for over 22 years I’am very familiar with high quality knives. The blade, grip and kydex sheath are superbly made. With regard to the sheath the knife is snug and does not have any movement or rattling that you find in some kydex sheaths. I’m seriously considering buying another style based on what I discovered from this purchase. If you are someone who wants a quality knife that is better for your finances than say buying a Dawson or Tops knife this is worth your consideration. Now that I’m retired I will not be using this knife on deployments but there are plenty of other chores that this knife is well suited for. Bottom line I have to be very honest this is a super nice knife and it looks even better in person. When you hold this knife in your hand it definitely has a command presence. To Eafengrow job well done.

I have owned knives most of my life (I am 50) and have bought knives as cheap as $20 at flea markets all the way up to $500 for custom work. I can say without a doubt that Eafengrow proved to me with this knife that they are capable to punch way above their historic "weight" with fixed blades now as well. I shouldn't be surprised, their folders have for the most part been amazing and put many knives that are 3 times the price to shame. It goes to show you that many knives are WAY overpriced. The EF137 is a great looking knife. My only complaint and it is a small one is that I don't care for the large EF logo that Eafengrow puts on their bare blades. I get that it is their marketing, but it makes the knives look cheap (not inexpensive). I'd prefer marketing like Ganzo has done of late with their subtle "Made by Ganzo" labeling on the blade. It looks far more professional. With that said, I still give this 5 stars. It is a beast and works well as the camp knife I bought it for. Occasional chopping of wood, and chores around the campsite. I don't carry it, even though it comes with a great Tec-type lock. I keep it in the truck with my camping gear. I should mention that the stock on this blade is THICK. I don't see anything happening to this knife unless you are intentionally trying to destroy it.

Big. Well ground blade. Well done handle. Excellent retaining sheath. Good construction, great materials. Highly recommended. Good heat treat. Looks fantastic. Feels great in the hand.

One of my favorites. Classic design, great feel and Austrian Bohler N690 steel.

Knife quality is sharp thick carryable fit and finish excellent. This is a medium sized knife but on the large end. Blade stock is thick I mean thick heavy duty thick. I’m pleased with it.