CIVIVIElementum Folding Pocket Knife, 2.96" D2 Satin Blade,G-10 Handles, Liner Lock, Deep Carry Pocket Clip C907R (Orange)

This knife is perfect. Small drop point blade is perfect size for edc. The handles are very grippy. The back flipper opens the knife with ease. The frame lock is secure. The knife is thin and easy to carry. The build quality is exceptional. Civivi builds great knives.

This knife is so worth it for the money. It’s built perfectly and feels great and isn’t awkward when holding it. It’s a great size and you don’t notice it when it’s in your pocket. The flip out action is so smooth and doesn’t require much force to use. The blade is sturdy and cuts so well when I sharpened it. I can tell this knife is gonna last me a lifetime if taken care of properly. A must buy.

I used to carry a Benchmade as my EDC and still love it. But I got too worried about losing it as the replacement cost has increased so much. Now I carry an Elementum which is a great knife and an exceptional value. Liked it so much I bought a second one.

This is, to me, the perfect medium-sized EDC knife. The flip-open action is smooth and the detent is designed perfectly. Very little pressure in the "light-switch" direction is required to open the knife. The D2 blade came very sharp and as we all know holds an edge very well, so as long as you're not using this knife in a heavy nautical environment you should love the steel.The G10 scales feel great in the hand and cut down on weight, they also are pretty grippy, grippier than I'd originally thought they would be. The pocket clip is solid and sits very low, but is easy enough to remove. All in all I can't recommend the knife enough, and I wish I'd had bought it ages ago. Also, for orange lovers like me, the knife in orange is very handsome and darker than the photos make out, more autumn orange than bright neon.

Carried a spyderco knife for nearly 20 years. Carried a SOG before that. Good knife but protruding clip got caught and lost 2 knives. Went to spyderco. Not real quick opening, but worked. Blade needed to be sharpened often. Am trying civivi. Similar size (slightly larger) but quite ergonomic feel. I believe the blade will hold up better. Stainless steel might have been better but we will see. I like the flick opening aspect and it sits low in my pocket. I plcked orange because it is hi visability (incase it gets dropped outside, and I am working in a rescue position now and I like red or orange equipment. 1 suggestion: sometimes 0000 steel wool will remove rust without scraching surfaces. Seems to be well made and designed.

I have several of these and have bought several for friends and family. Great knife for the money, sharp and durable. Smooth action and opening.

I purchased this for a family member for his birthday. Orange wouldn't be my first choice but I asked him to tell me his favorite color. He loved it! He opened it in front of me and when I inspected it I was surprised at how smooth the flipper was to operate. I also liked the fact that it had a case and cleaning cloth - nice touch! The orange G2 looked great as well and provided a good surface grip. This is his first nicer EDC knife and he carries it everyday. He was kind enough to return the favor and gift me one a couple months later. Mine is blue with a satin blade. These knives received a lot of praise when they were released and I get the hype! For around $50 you will be hard-pressed to find a better option for EDC and simple cutting tasks. I've carried mine for a few days and it's razor sharp out of the box. Civivi has so many different options for not only various knife models but colors and steel, etc. I am very impressed and would highly recommend these for anyone (adults). This may be my first Civivi knife but certainly won't be my last.

Good steel takes an edge well