CIVIVI Elementum Pocket Folding Knife,Black Stonewashed D2 Blade Micarta Handle, Good for EDC Outdoor C907Z

Alright, let’s talk about the CIVIVI Elementum—the kind of knife that makes you feel like a rugged, no-nonsense man even if the toughest thing you cut all week was an Amazon box.First off, that black stonewashed D2 blade is straight-up mean-looking. It’s sharp enough to shave a gnat’s beard and tough enough to handle whatever nonsense you throw at it—wood, rope, or even those annoying plastic clamshell packages that exist solely to ruin your day.Now, the Micarta handle? Smooth, grippy, and just the right amount of rugged. It won’t slip, even if your hands are greasier than a plate of buffalo wings. And let’s talk about that buttery-smooth deployment—CIVIVI dialed in the action so well that flicking it open feels more satisfying than cracking a cold one after a long day.Final Verdict:For the price, this thing punches WAY above its weight. If you’re looking for an EDC knife that won’t break the bank but makes you feel like an absolute unit, the Elementum is the move. Get one. Heck, get two—you’ll want a backup when your buddy “borrows” it forever.Score: 9.5/10

Keeps an edge and takes a sharpening very good. Great knife

Absolutely no complaints with this knife! It’s got a great grip, a nice amount of weight for its size, and it’s very sturdy. Incredible knife for the fair price you pay!

Lost my old pocket knife so replaced it with this CIVIVI Elementum Pocket Folding Knife (Black Stonewashed D2 Blade, Micarta Handle, dark green).Just got it so these are my first thoughts. Very happy with the knife. Blade is pretty sharp and opens quite easily using my forefinger. Black clip should hide easily in my pants pocket. First time with a Micarta handle but it has a good grip and feels good in my hand. I got the Dark Green color which is really dark — looks more like light black with olive highlights. Knife is light at 2.74 oz so it should be easy to carry even with light fabric shorts. Looking forward to using more!One quick update. Knife is great but I lost it while clipped to my right front pants pocket while riding a bike. In fact, I may of lost the previous knife I had the same way. Should have figured it out earlier -- just warning you in case you like to wear the same way and ride a bike. I will replace with the same knife.Another update. The clip is attached by two, very small hex screws. They became loose and I lost one before realizing what is happening. This means the clip becomes unusable and spins with one screw. Knocking a star off since you will need probably need to buy a special small hex wrench to tighten these screws.

Fits great in the corner of the pocket. Sleek design doesn't "hang up" when you dig deeper into you pockets. Stays sharp, looks great!

Anyone who doesn't own a Civivi knife should get one. High quality, great action you cannot beat the price. I am no knife expert but use this knife for alot and it is still holding up great.

I've found Civivi knives to be smooth-opening, lightweight, durable steel, and easy to carry. This version upholds those attributes well. I enjoy this as one of my EDC rotation knives. It's good for utility use. I recommend it for anyone looking for an inexpensive folding knife.

I carry this knife everyday for work and and personal use, it does get abused. I've had it for a couple months now and still has a decent edge considering how much it gets used. My on slight complaint would be the grip soaks up grease and oils, but does retain great grip when wet, but all of this is to be expected with this type of grip. So if it's being used in a dirty environment it's not going to stay looking like new, but will still function like new. I'd buy 2 more tomorrow if I lost it.