CIVIVI Elementum II Pocket Folding Knife, 2.96" Damascus Blade Utility Knife with Deep Carry Pocket Clip for EDC C18062PB-DS1

I was looking for a sleek, light, and durable knife and this fit all three of them perfectly. I’ve always had fancy big knives with all the do nada (seatbelt cutter, window breaker, blah blah blah). But I wanted a simple, good quality knife and that’s what this is. It’s lighter than my phone, the black (one I got) is very sleek in appearance. The blades very sharp. The clip (which I need personally) doesn’t feel like it’ll break soon. It feels great in my hands. The one thing I don’t love, is to close it, it uses a button. Now the only reason I don’t love it is I’m not used to it. But I’ve had no problems with it. Overall great knife, highly recommend. Worth the price.

Great blade, very sharp, super smooth open and close. Button lock is very solid and feels great. Great value for the cost I just wish it were bigger to fit my hand better. Easy to carry, small and capable blade. Gold flake design looks pretty awesome and Damascus blade is beautiful and super sharp.

I used to be an exclusive Benchmade person. Those are great high quality knives but the price keeps going up where they average $200 or so. I was in the need of a sub-3" knife for my EDC but didn't want to spend $200. The CIVIVI Elementum II was recommended to me so I wanted to give it a try, and why not for $70. First the knife arrived right away, in a box with a nice lined case. I'll never use the case since this is my EDC, but it was a nice addition to store your knife if you are not going to carry everyday. First impression of the blade was that it was gorgeous. Mine was a black blade with stainless wavy Damascus steel pattern. If you like Damascus steel pattern on you blades, then this will not disappoint. You can tell immediately that this is a pattern weld Damascus steel and not laser-etched, the pattern goes all the way around the blade including the spine. The feel of the knife was perfect for my hand. Not too thick so it conceals well in my pocket but thick enough to get a good grip on the handle. The handle feels sturdy and solid, having a nice weigh to it. The blade opens easily with a simple flip. I found it easy to open and close the blade with one hand. The blade lock is a nice feature. Once the blade is open and locked in, it was secure and did not feel like it would move during use. The best part was how sharp the blade was. The blade was easily just as sharp as my Benchmade blades. Easily sliced through paper, tomatoes and some meat (I tested on various things that I would normally use my knife for around the house). The blade stayed sharp after use, but I have not used it enough to comment on how long it will hold its edge. Overall, I'm very happy with his purchase.

Perfectly sized EDC pocketknife. The action on the flipper is smooth and easy. No stopping only part way open. Love the button lock. The blade comes with a very nice edge on it and I love the contrast between the black blade and the OD green handle scales. It also fits nicely into the slip pocket on my Maxpedition 4X6 Platy.

Knife is sharp, flipper works smoothly but the button lock is a little disappointing, mainly due to two reasons: 1) the button is basically flush with the handle, this may be a positive to some, as it prevents accidentally pressing it but makes it particularly tricky to press. 2) the blade only swings freely if you press it with a certain amount of pressure, if you press too hard, the blade gets stuck. same thing if you don't press it enough. You have to maintain the same pressure on the button as the blade swings back into the handle, if you change the amount of pressure as the blade is moving then it will stop moving and you have to manually close it. Overall the issues with the button lock can be mitigated by learning where and how much to press the button while the blade is moving, but it nonetheless makes the knife harder to handle.

I own knives 2X-3X the price that are not nearly as beautiful or smooth as this knife. The scales and blade look even better in person. The blade comes sharp and stays sharp, seems to be a great blend of damascus based on edge retention and lack of corrosion. This thing is easily the smoothest knife i own and it seems to only get better the more i manipulate it. At this price it is an awesome classy daily user, a great gentlemans knife, and a viable safe queen. In the opion of a 15+ year collector, this is a must buy.

It's a $60 knife that punches well above its weight class. The action is smooth with good ceramic bearings. The button lock very fidgety and is also great for one handed operation, the latter of which was a big selling point for me. Appearance-wise it's very sleek and minimal (black handle with the black blade); exactly what I was going for. I wanted something that didn't look too aggressive or threatening since I would be using it in public often. The G10 handle provides a good grip. The overall profile is very slim which is nice since it doesn't take up too much pocket room. All of that comes secondary to the sharpness and edge retention because at the end of the day it is a tool. I've been using it daily with moderate use for work for about a month now and I can already tell that the Nitro V steel is great quality. Still surprisingly sharp after a month of cutting boxes, envelopes, and various other things without having to strop/resharpen. I may need to touch it up soon, but I am very impressed with how well it's performed. If you're looking for something that's great quality while being cost effective, I would highly recommend the Civivi Elementum II!

I'm a knife guy. I have more than a few Civivi's knives. Couple of this Elementum II style. But this one I got for it's elegant looks. The Damascus blade is excellent and very attractive to the eyes. Open & closing is easy, in-the-hand feels good (in my hand) and again, looks great! 👍🏻

La elementum es una excelente navaja, además, en este acabado tipo damasco se ve realmente bonita, algo pesada. El único inconveniente es que su botonlock hay que apretarlo casi hasta el fondo, pero es cuestión de acostumbrarse. Gran filo y el tamaño perfecto para ser portada. Tiene el mismo tamaño que mi navaja Kershaw Monitor. El mecanismo de apertura y desbloqueo de la Kershaw es ligeramente mejor (en mi opinión). Recomiendo la elementum II más para presumir, si vas a usarla mucho, entonces recomiendo la elementum I.

llego en tiempo y muy buen producto de calidad y buen precio , recomiendo al vendedor excelente , envío rápido y seguro

Es exactamente lo que dice ser. Es un cuchillo con acero de damasco a un bajo precio. La navaja es buena pero le hacía falta filo, ya estando afilada es una locura el filo que pudo alcanzar y lo bien que lo retiene. El problema que tiene y que yo descubrí sobre el acero de Damasco es que se raya muy fácil y restaurarla a como salió de la caja es complicado, entonces si usas esta navaja para lo que es, dejará de verse nueva en pocos días. Aún asi estoy totalmente satisfecho, el mecanismo funciona muy bien y se puede operar con una mano sin mayor problema y la forma de la hoja es útil para lo que se te ocurra.

La navaja es muy liviana y resistente. El diseño es elegante y muy compacto además se adapta muy bien a la mano al momento de sujetarla. El botón de seguridad para abrirla funciona muy bien ya que permite que la navaja no se abra sola. El material del mango de fibra de carbono se siente muy resistente y las pruebas de corte me resultaron bastante buenas. La aconsejo para uso diario y para llevar a todos lados.

Exelente navaja de EDC