Nice knife. The knife is larger than it appeared in the images.

Ok I just got this knife and it's not bad for the price. First of its a close replica to an Elijah Isham knife design and made by WE knifes the WE Eschaton with the WE Arrakis blade and they did a very good job of it. Now that being said I noticed a few issues like the blade sticks out a little when closed so it could bit you when your reaching into your pocket to get it out. Also there's no protection when you break the liner lock to close it again the blade could bityou or go through your thumb nail but if your carful and have handled knifes before you should be ok. That being said the action on this knife is great and even the detent is pretty darn good too. You can use the flipper or Finger flick it like a Spiderco knife you can also use your thumb and even shake it out so the action is surprisingly good If this was the original WE Eschaton or Arrakis it would be $350.00 so for $26.00 it's a great buy and a good replica of a great knife. Pretty nice though I love this style knife. Elijah Isham is a great knife designer. Well worth the money. Good buy.

I love these Eafengrow knives because they're robust, strong, and dirt cheap. This one is larger than I thought it would be, looking at the pictures. It's also more robust than it looks in the pictures, built tough and heavy. I use Eafengrows as my exclusive EDC knives because they're well made enough to get the job done, whatever the job is, and if I break it or lose it I won't have a nervous breakdown over it. I'll just spend another thirty bucks and order another. I've got several knives from this manufacturer and I've been uniformly pleased with every single one. Every one of them opens and closes easily (ball bearing pivots) and locks up like the door of a bank vault. Some have complained about the opening of this knife, saying the flipper tab is too small. Sure, it could use a slightly longer tab but it took me about fifteen seconds to figure out the mechanics of opening it instantly and believe me, it's no problem at all. If you look at the blade you'll see some cutouts up near the spine. I don't know that they were intended as such but you can put your thumb on that section and open the knife like a conventional folder, and it works just as well as one with a big hole cutout or thumb stud. Believe me, for the ridiculously low price you can't go wrong with this blade.

I just love the look and feel of this blade. My only complaint is that it's a little stiff in the opening.

I have one other Eafengrow knife, and both are surprisingly good values for so little money!

This knife came razor sharp right out of the box, the materials and craftsmanship are first rate, and the look and design of this knife is actual on the exotic end of the spectrum!

Someone else mentioned it, but the one thing I'm not crazy about us the pocket clip. It just seems totally underwhelming, given the exotic look of the rest of the knife.

I'm right handed, and one of the things that surprised me a lot is that this knife is just as easy to flip open with my left hand as it is in my right hand! That's a very rare feature, in my experience!

I own a LOT of knives, with quite a few in the 150 and above price range. Based on the reviews and (now) my own experience, I can highly recommend this flipper to anyone looking for a very sharp, inexpensive EDC blade that does everything I'd ever want a knife to do ... AND it just flat looks COOL!