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Seems OK.
Probably not the best steel, but if a daily carry should be anything, it should be cheap enough to lose without too much pain, and it should be comfortable.Mine came with one side's scales mis-colored or with some type of grease/oil smudged on it. With the flash it looks less worse, but they basically look like a greasy finger's marks. I tried cleaning it off with a cleaner, but it didn't seem to work.Comparison pictures to the Eafengrow EF33. I like the Eafengrow EF33 a good deal, BUT... its pocket clip has a relatively pointy end. But that, alone, may not be a dangerous feature until it's mated to a really, really thin-gapped clip. What this creates, with all pants save for very, very thin quick-dry shorts, is that the end of the clip sticks out. This, in my opinion, it too dangerous. It's sharp feeling, and I know - I don't guess, but I know - that if I continued to do daily chores, and work, I'd eventually slive the inside of my wrist or hand pretty badly with the Eafengrow's clip since it sticks out so badly.Much more expensive knives may have even better clips, clip clearances, and clip ends, but I'm not into that market. The Grand Way S-35 seems capable and carry-able on all fronts. I also like the 'teeth' or whatever they are called at the thumb-area of the blade. I'll probably be taking the clip off of the Eafengrow now that I have the S-35.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2020
Probably not the best steel, but if a daily carry should be anything, it should be cheap enough to lose without too much pain, and it should be comfortable.
Mine came with one side's scales mis-colored or with some type of grease/oil smudged on it. With the flash it looks less worse, but they basically look like a greasy finger's marks. I tried cleaning it off with a cleaner, but it didn't seem to work.
Comparison pictures to the Eafengrow EF33. I like the Eafengrow EF33 a good deal, BUT... its pocket clip has a relatively pointy end. But that, alone, may not be a dangerous feature until it's mated to a really, really thin-gapped clip. What this creates, with all pants save for very, very thin quick-dry shorts, is that the end of the clip sticks out. This, in my opinion, it too dangerous. It's sharp feeling, and I know - I don't guess, but I know - that if I continued to do daily chores, and work, I'd eventually slive the inside of my wrist or hand pretty badly with the Eafengrow's clip since it sticks out so badly.
Much more expensive knives may have even better clips, clip clearances, and clip ends, but I'm not into that market. The Grand Way S-35 seems capable and carry-able on all fronts. I also like the 'teeth' or whatever they are called at the thumb-area of the blade. I'll probably be taking the clip off of the Eafengrow now that I have the S-35.
Mine came with one side's scales mis-colored or with some type of grease/oil smudged on it. With the flash it looks less worse, but they basically look like a greasy finger's marks. I tried cleaning it off with a cleaner, but it didn't seem to work.
Comparison pictures to the Eafengrow EF33. I like the Eafengrow EF33 a good deal, BUT... its pocket clip has a relatively pointy end. But that, alone, may not be a dangerous feature until it's mated to a really, really thin-gapped clip. What this creates, with all pants save for very, very thin quick-dry shorts, is that the end of the clip sticks out. This, in my opinion, it too dangerous. It's sharp feeling, and I know - I don't guess, but I know - that if I continued to do daily chores, and work, I'd eventually slive the inside of my wrist or hand pretty badly with the Eafengrow's clip since it sticks out so badly.
Much more expensive knives may have even better clips, clip clearances, and clip ends, but I'm not into that market. The Grand Way S-35 seems capable and carry-able on all fronts. I also like the 'teeth' or whatever they are called at the thumb-area of the blade. I'll probably be taking the clip off of the Eafengrow now that I have the S-35.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023
