CIVIVI Mini Praxis Folding Pocket Knife, 2.98" D2 Steel Blade G10 Handle Small EDC Knife with Pocket Clip for Men Women, Sharp Camping Survival Hiking Knives C18026C-2

First impression is very positive. It came razor sharp. Polished edge. Premium D2 blade steel. Good quality g10 scales. Overall a cute little knife that should see a lot of use. Perfect size for edc. Not sure how they can offer this knife at such a low price. I've bought Made in USA knives for a higher price and lower quality. It's a well made Chinese folder. The tolerances and quality control are also good. The blade is centered perfectly on this knife.

I bought two of these for Christmas last year and both were well received. The size is nice for carrying and they come sharpened. They are pretty without being gaudy. Great quality. Is a lock blade. Holds its edge well.

Great knife for EDC! Small, lightweight, and the quality is top notch...no issues. Best thing is the blade profile...deep bodied and gives excellent all around use and stiffness for any cutting job. Very good edge. I got the Ultem scales for a bit of something different. Love it.

I don’t usually leave reviews but I was surprised by this knife. I wasn’t expecting it to feel as good as it does in my hand and the blade being razor sharp. It has a finger tab to open the blade quickly and it runs smooth. The handle feels like it’s well made. The only thing I dislike about it is the pocket clip. It sits deep in the pocket which I like, but it’s a little difficult to get out if it’s clipped to the pocket. Maybe after more time it’ll become easier as the clip loosens up. But for the price this is a great look sharp knife.

This is my primary EDC knife. Beautiful Damascus steel. I was worried about the wood handle but it has held up strong. Super sharp out of the box. Opens quickly and easily with one hand. Light enough to carry in a front pocket and the deep pocket clip keeps it tucked away.

An exceptionally good knife for the money. The build quality is excellent. The flipping action is smooth and fast. The liner lock is secure. I chose this knife for the blade steel; for low to moderately priced knifes, D2 steel is hard to find. It has excellent edge retention. My only complaint is that the knife did not arrive super sharp. However, after a few short passes on my Shapton 1000 grit stone (the very best stone for the money, IMO) followed by stropping with green compound produced an edge that was shaving sharp. I expect it to remain sharp for a long time. When it finally dulls, sharpening it again will be no biggie for me. Do yourself a favor and learn freehand sharpening techniques.For the money, I got a knife that is truly suited to EDC. I paid $30, but it is easily worth $50. Don't tell anyone.

This is an outstanding pocket knife. It fits good in your pocket. The blade is under four fingers long. The blade release works great. The locking mechanism is even better. Never had an issue with it unlocking. It has a really good grip and it looks good too. The blade has a good thickness on it. I’d recommend it to my friends manufacture. I might buy about 10 more and just keep them in my closet for gifts. One of the really good things I like about it is that it works both left-handed and right handed not like some competitors that have the blade release on a particular side. And when you get this pocket knife and you take it out of the box it is already super sharp so this is your first blade. Be careful.

Been collecting knives for a few years now, and this feels like a knife twice its price. It’s also not too small if that’s a concern, at least not unless you have particularly large hands. The blade is about the same size and the handle is ever so slightly shorter than my current favorite knife, the Ontario RAT II. It feels built at least as well in my opinion, it’s a nice looking knife but I wouldn’t be afraid to beat on it either. It also came in a nice case with a cleaning cloth as well. The action is particularly nice especially for the price. I’ve gone ahead and ordered an Elementum in advance of potential price increases on imported goods because I was just that impressed by the quality of this $30 knife.