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CIVIVI Folding Pocket Knives: Nitro-v $46.80, Teraxe $52.50 or Voltaic
$44
$86.50
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Various Sellers via Amazon have CIVIVI Folding Knives on sale as listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member JMBauer74 for finding this deal.
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Thanks to Community Member JMBauer74 for finding this deal.
Available:
- CIVIVI Voltaic Pocket Folding Knife (Dark Green Micarta) $43.99
- CIVIVI Voltaic Pocket Folding Knife (Cuibourtia Wood) $44.99
- CIVIVI Nitro-v Pocket Folding Knife $46.75 (discount reflected at checkout)
- CIVIVI Teraxe Pocket Folding Knife $52.50 (discount reflected at checkout)
- Has both a flipper opener and a fuller
- Blade crafted from 14C28N steel
- Good number of tasks like slicing meat, cutting ropes, opening boxes
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CIVIVI Voltaic Folding Knife 3.48-in Silver Bead Blasted 14C28N Blade Stainless Steel Handle with G10 Inlay Nested Frame Lock Pocket Knife EDC Knife C20060-2 is $42.99 at Amazon
Cuibourtia Wood and Dark Green Micarta arealso available for $1-2 more.
Synergy 3 [amazon.com] and Teraxe [amazon.com] also 50 percent off
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B7B28VZM?th=1 [amazon.com]
Cuibourtia Wood and Dark Green Micarta arealso available for $1-2 more.
Synergy 3 [amazon.com] and Teraxe [amazon.com] also 50 percent off
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B7B28VZM?th=1 [amazon.com]
Created 04-15-2024
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Give Feedback Model: CIVIVI Voltaic Folding Knife 3.48-in Silver Bead Blasted 14C28N Blade Stainless Steel Handle with G10 Inlay Nested Frame Lock Pocket Knife EDC Knife C20060-2
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QSP also has a sale going on with their penguin. Black stonwash with shredded carbon fiber scales for $38.66. If you like sheepsfoot blades another good choice at a low price point.
I wouldnt throw the baby out with the bathwater without at least trying one.
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I do not have this model but I have 4 civivis, 2 Spyderco and 3(used to have 4) Benchmades plus some other brands and Civivi's build quality is just as good or better in some regards.
They're a sub brand of WE knife Co that is a higher end brand. They just use less costly steels to get the price down.
I think they're the best bang for your buck. I would probably get more but I want to try different brands so I'm going for a Hogue next.
They have better models though, not sure how much of a deal this really is. I think my button lock nitro V elementium was around the same price.
They're a sub brand of WE knife Co that is a higher end brand. They just use less costly steels to get the price down.
I think they're the best bang for your buck. I would probably get more but I want to try different brands so I'm going for a Hogue next.
They have better models though, not sure how much of a deal this really is. I think my button lock nitro V elementium was around the same price.
But objectively, Civivi is probably among the top budget vendor for dollar to quality/performance. The $40-$50 price range has an amazing selection of good knives out there. I personally own the Voltaic, and can vouch that it's a great knife for $45. It's on the larger side (8" open, 4.5" closed) so I don't EDC it - but the blade came paper-cutting sharp, and honestly I feel like 14C28N is the best all-around budget steel you can buy for the average enthusiast/user.
i'll leave it to others to post about quality or lack thereof. I'm simply pointing to a map and letting others decide if it matters to them.
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QSP also has a sale going on with their penguin. Black stonwash with shredded carbon fiber scales for $38.66. If you like sheepsfoot blades another good choice at a
QSP also has a sale going on with their penguin. Black stonwash with shredded carbon fiber scales for $38.66. If you like sheepsfoot blades another good choice at a
Disregard, I found the QSP sale from few different sellers. Thanks!
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It's not a big step down from M390, but it is a step down. Nitro-V is a good steel too. I don't know offhand how many knives I have, or how many different steel variations, but Civivi makes a great product. Reate, Kunwu, Piratech, We/Civivi/Sencut, Rike and Miguron are all Chinese brands, but I would take value and quality over most American knife brands, depending on materials of course. Not trying to compare a 14C knife to a Magnacut knife, but apples to apples any of these brands will beat most other brand for less. I have Chris Reave knives, Hogue, Protech, Heretic, Microtech and others, and for the price some Chinese brands are hard to beat. I would take my Kunwu Chads, Djangos or Pulsars over a Chris Reeves any day of the week. Same goes with Giantmouse, although they are Italian and not Chinese, and they can use Magnacut. About the only affordable, good knives, now a days are Chinese. Although, Kershaw's new Bel Air and the Hogue Deka and Sig lines are not crazy priced either. You can get a Maxace Medusa for 108 bucks, great auto OTF in a good steel, and it has better action than my Microtechs, for a 1/4 the price.
Here's a link to a real steel comparison chart. And if you want to know why so many American companies and knife designers work with Chinese OEMs, Bladeshow ATL is in June and I'll be there with some of them.
EDIT: it's blocking the Knife Nerd site, but it is the go to for steel comparisons by the majority of the knife community. Just Google it, the guy that made it came up with Magnacut, which is the newest "big thing", and it is good, but Elmax, ZDP189, and Vanax are pretty nice too, depending on use.