Civivi Knives Available at KnifeCenter.com Media
Published: 6 years ago
CIVIVI is an entirely new line from We Knife Company aimed at offering more competitively priced knives to their customers while still delivering the excellent quality that everyone has come to expect. To get one of these budget-friendly EDCs, click this link: https://bit.ly/3g9XnYz
They’ve got that same look and feel, and they didn’t spare any attention to detail while getting these knives down to the lower price points.
The knives themselves feature 9Cr18MoV steel, which offers respectable edge retention while still being fairly easy to sharpen once the blade needs a little TLC. They also offer a variety of colored G10 handle scales and backspacers for lightweight carry and secure grip. Throw in stainless bearings for snappy action and color accented liner locks and you have a recipe for a reliable and stylish EDC at an unbeatable price.
Included in the line are knives like the Praxis, which features a 3.75” drop point blade with a nice wide profile. It is an excellent slicer thanks to a flat grind and full length swedge, and the opening action is authoritative. The finger grooves and integrated flipper tab really lock the knife into the hand and the reversible, deep carry pocket clip keeps the knife in a tip-up position for rapid deployment.
Next up is the Backlash, a more tactical model rocking a sleek 3.5” drop point blade with a hollow grind and heavy jimping on the thumb ramp. It allows you to really put some muscle into your cuts. The opening action is super smooth with the same sure lockup as the Praxis. The curved handle allows it to fit comfortably in the hand and it also features a reversible pocket clip, making it easy for anyone to carry.
Finally, we have the Naja. Its 3.75” elliptical drop point blade feels like a shoo-in for outdoor cutting tasks thanks to a flat grind and full belly for skinning. The flowing handle shape with its checkered texture helps secure the knife in your hand while maintaining its comfortable grip when performing hard work out in the field or during everyday tasks. The Naja flips and locks up just as well as the other CIVIVI knives, but the pocket clip is right-side, tip-up only - sorry, lefties.
"Rhythm of the Funk" by MC Cullah
http://cullah.com/
They’ve got that same look and feel, and they didn’t spare any attention to detail while getting these knives down to the lower price points.
The knives themselves feature 9Cr18MoV steel, which offers respectable edge retention while still being fairly easy to sharpen once the blade needs a little TLC. They also offer a variety of colored G10 handle scales and backspacers for lightweight carry and secure grip. Throw in stainless bearings for snappy action and color accented liner locks and you have a recipe for a reliable and stylish EDC at an unbeatable price.
Included in the line are knives like the Praxis, which features a 3.75” drop point blade with a nice wide profile. It is an excellent slicer thanks to a flat grind and full length swedge, and the opening action is authoritative. The finger grooves and integrated flipper tab really lock the knife into the hand and the reversible, deep carry pocket clip keeps the knife in a tip-up position for rapid deployment.
Next up is the Backlash, a more tactical model rocking a sleek 3.5” drop point blade with a hollow grind and heavy jimping on the thumb ramp. It allows you to really put some muscle into your cuts. The opening action is super smooth with the same sure lockup as the Praxis. The curved handle allows it to fit comfortably in the hand and it also features a reversible pocket clip, making it easy for anyone to carry.
Finally, we have the Naja. Its 3.75” elliptical drop point blade feels like a shoo-in for outdoor cutting tasks thanks to a flat grind and full belly for skinning. The flowing handle shape with its checkered texture helps secure the knife in your hand while maintaining its comfortable grip when performing hard work out in the field or during everyday tasks. The Naja flips and locks up just as well as the other CIVIVI knives, but the pocket clip is right-side, tip-up only - sorry, lefties.
"Rhythm of the Funk" by MC Cullah
http://cullah.com/