Reviews and Ratings for CIVIVI Knives C19068SC-2 Ben Petersen Baby Banter Folding Knife 2.32" Nitro-V Stonewashed Wharncliffe Blade, Purple Canvas Micarta Handles

CIVIVI Knives C19068SC-2 Ben Petersen Baby Banter Folding Knife 2.32" Nitro-V Stonewashed Wharncliffe Blade, Purple Canvas Micarta Handlesrated 5 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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CIVIVI Knives C19068SC-2 Ben Petersen Baby Banter Folding Knife 2.32 inch Nitro-V Stonewashed Wharncliffe Blade, Purple Canvas Micarta Handles

 

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CIVIVI Knives C19068SC-2 Ben Petersen Baby Banter Folding Knife 2.32" Nitro-V Stonewashed Wharncliffe Blade, Purple Canvas Micarta Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Happykat
Austin, TX
Nov 04, 2023
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Weight
Cons: None

My favorite Baby Banter

This is my 5th Baby Banter and my favorite of the five. I love the new wharncliffe blade and purple canvas micarta handles. The purple micarta is muted, very elegant and extremely grippy. This knife also has a wharncliffe blade, my favorite blade shape, and I'm glad Civivi finally decided to offer a new blade shape beyond the spear point. The blade is EXTREMELY sharp, making this knife looks a bit more serious and stealthy than the Baby Banter's with the G10 or wood scales. While the black micarta Baby Banter looks cool, I don't like the black blade coating, which makes is more an exhibition piece rather than a usable folder. This blade perfectly fits all four of my fingers of my medium sized female hand, and the blade easily flips open with the thumb stud. my only grip is I wish they added a cool color to the thumb stud, such as silver, or bright purple instead of dark grey,.
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