Reviews and Ratings for CIVIVI Knives C803I Praxis Flipper Knife 3.75" 9Cr18MoV Black Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Copper Shred Carbon Fiber Handles

CIVIVI Knives C803I Praxis Flipper Knife 3.75" 9Cr18MoV Black Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Copper Shred Carbon Fiber Handlesrated 5 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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CIVIVI Knives C803I Praxis Flipper Knife 3.75 inch 9Cr18MoV Black Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Copper Shred Carbon Fiber Handles

 

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CIVIVI Knives C803I Praxis Flipper Knife 3.75" 9Cr18MoV Black Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Copper Shred Carbon Fiber Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Mikey
Binghamton
Aug 08, 2023
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Sheath, Weight
Cons: None

This is a really nice knife and that's puzzling.

Like I said this knife is rather puzzling to me. On one hand it has a really nice blade shape. Feels great in the hand and is easy to deploy. It's a liner lock but it's a really nice liner lock. It fits squarely into the economy knife category but it has a really refined feel. 9cr18 steel is actually really good! Much much better than 8cr cr** which I avoid like the plague. Honestly I don't understand Spyderco using it for their Chinese knives which you have to sharpen daily and which I have thrown away. So it doesn't make sense that Civivi upgraded the handle but they did and it's eye catching and awesome! Normally you upgrade heavy hitter knives like the Cold Steel AD20.5 or more expensive Viper knives or US made Spyderco knives. Or maybe this kind of carbon fiber is just super cheap. I don't know. Anyway it's an economy knife that looks great and works well!
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