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9" Camillus CUDA Carbonitride Titanium Folding Knife $18.99 + Free Shipping
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FieldSupply.com [fieldsupply.com] has 9" Camillus CUDA Carbonitride Titanium Folding Knife for $18.99
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- Features:
- AUS-8 Japanese Steel, drop point blade
- G-10 Handle
- Liner lock
- Pocket clip
- Blade: 3.75"
- Handle: 5.25"
- Overall: 9"
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It says in the description that it's tight and needs oil. That's a red flag for me. You could spend a little more and have something with great action out the box, ergonomics, and materials. I have quite a few knives, spyderco, benchmade, civivi, crkt, kubey, and other than my para 3 (my fav), my civivi is my second fav to carry.
https://www.bladehq.com/item--CIV...ck--118707
Or all black
https://www.bladehq.com/item--CIV...ck--103160
I'll send you mine and you can beat it to hell too. Pain in the ass to open.
Ya it definitely took some getting used to but mine wore in well. The coating has held up decent as well
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It's not titanium. The blade is coated with something that has titanium in it.
It's also fun to fidget with once you get the opening angle down correctly. People complaining are most likely just pushing up which won't work.
It's also fun to fidget with once you get the opening angle down correctly. People complaining are most likely just pushing up which won't work.
There is a lot I like about this knife, but with so many others to choose from, it's hard to justify grabbing this one given that awkward opening angle that you mentioned.
To those considering it, just keep in mind that it will take a lot of practice to get it to open reliably with one hand. If you already own a couple favorites, this one will likely end up collecting dust.
P.S. - I also own the CUDA Mini, which has a different opening angle and opens flawlessly. That is a nice little knife.
Yes, titanium is the best for saltwater, but their use of "titanium" here is just marketing. Titanium knives are not cheap.
10 years ago I returned my original knife, with a broken blade, with the original box, to Camillus. The address was a suite in Manhattan.
I needed a working knife and so I sent it anyway and after 8 weeks I received a $10 piece of junk replacement that was worth about $3. I will never, ever buy a Camillus knife again. There are too many good knives at this price, that offer a good return for the money.