Update: This deal is still available.
CIVIVI Knife Official Store via Amazon has
CIVIVI 2.97" S35VN Blade Pintail Flipper Pocket Knife (various colors) on sale listed below.
Shipping is free.
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Available colors:
Features:
- Premium S35VN blade provides excellent wear resistance and edge retention.
- Micarta handle for comfortable, secure grip.
- Flipper and thumb stud for opening, the blade deploys effortlessly on a smooth ball bearing pivot.
- A stainless steel reversible clip for on-the-go carry.
- Civivi knives provide a lifetime guarantee against defects in material and workmanship.
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This deal is arguably better, with every S35V scale/blade and Damascus variants included at the same price, sold by manufacturer and fulfilled by Amazon. If I didn't have one clipped to my pocket I'd be clicking Buy Now without blinking.
In case anyone is wondering, you buy the Damascus variant for the looks, not for the steel quality. According to a review [amazon.com], the Damascus is a compound of 10Cr15CoMoV and 9Cr18MoV. Likewise, note the carbon fiber scales aren't solid carbon fiber: "Handle Material Twill Carbon Fiber Overlay On Black G10."
Damascus variants of any knife are typically more expensive, so this is (compared to usual price or sale history) the slicker deal. The S35V versions have hit this price point numerous times, but I've never seen the Damascus version go this low.
However...
The S35V version will perform better. It is arguably one of the very best steels for an EDC folding knife. I really love the micarta handle, too. I prefer the feel over the G-10 on my Griptilian.
- at a baby shower, helping out with the balloon arch and now you gotta cut a string. You can either leave your post, find a pair of scissor, cut or just reach into your pocket and whip out your blade
- at dinner and your kid is complaining about how the straw is too long. Whip out the blade and shorten that stick
- just received an Amazon package and couldn't wait to take it into the house to open it. Whip out the blade and open it up on the spot
- you and your partner is about to share a dessert. You asked the cashier for a knife and she handed you a fork. Whip out your blade, clean it with napkin, then slice the dessert down the middle (this just happened yesterday actually)
If you're planning on opening boxes only, the folding utility knives are great options. I went with a pocket knife because a wise man once said, never go anywhere without a knife. You gotta be careful if you go to places with metal detectors
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Are they only really useful if you like go hunting or camping and shit or if you live in a sketchy area?
Eventually, you get used to having it and the day you forget it at home is a day full of inconvenience.
Are they only really useful if you like go hunting or camping and shit or if you live in a sketchy area?
Some things I use them for:
- Carving
- Opening boxes
- Slicing apples, pears, and peaches
- Piercing plastic with the tip
- Whittling wood
- Removing stuck objects
- Scraping
- Protection
- Emergencies
- Clearing drain
- Loosening screws when no screwdriver available
- Skinning
- Some have pommels for hammering, breaking glass, prying, etc..
- Moving debris
Some things I use them for:
- Carving
- Opening boxes
- Slicing apples, pears, and peaches
- Piercing plastic with the tip
- Whittling wood
- Removing stuck objects
- Scraping
- Protection
- Emergencies
- Clearing drain
- Loosening screws when no screwdriver available
- Skinning
- Some have pommels for hammering, breaking glass, prying, etc..
- Moving debris
Are they only really useful if you like go hunting or camping and shit or if you live in a sketchy area?
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I've read a few comments here that the s35vn variant is great for edge retention, but I'm not sophisticated enough to know if it'll fit my needs. Does anyone have any advice?
Are they only really useful if you like go hunting or camping and shit or if you live in a sketchy area?
I've read a few comments here that the s35vn variant is great for edge retention, but I'm not sophisticated enough to know if it'll fit my needs. Does anyone have any advice?
This deal is arguably better, with every S35V scale/blade and Damascus variants included at the same price, sold by manufacturer and fulfilled by Amazon. If I didn't have one clipped to my pocket I'd be clicking Buy Now without blinking.
In case anyone is wondering, you buy the Damascus variant for the looks, not for the steel quality. According to a review [amazon.com], the Damascus is a compound of 10Cr15CoMoV and 9Cr18MoV. Likewise, note the carbon fiber scales aren't solid carbon fiber: "Handle Material Twill Carbon Fiber Overlay On Black G10."
Damascus variants of any knife are typically more expensive, so this is (compared to usual price or sale history) the slicker deal. The S35V versions have hit this price point numerous times, but I've never seen the Damascus version go this low.
However...
The S35V version will perform better. It is arguably one of the very best steels for an EDC folding knife. I really love the micarta handle, too. I prefer the feel over the G-10 on my Griptilian.
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