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CIVIVI Knives C2103C Button Lock Elementum Folding Knife 3.47" Sandvik 14C28N Stonewashed Blade…Retail price: $78.00, our price: $66.30
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CIVIVI Button Lock Elementum FAQ

The CIVIVI Button Lock Elementum series builds on the success of the original design by introducing a button lock mechanism, an upgraded steel, and enhanced carry options. This series features a slightly longer 3.47-inch hollow-ground blade that makes it an excellent, versatile utility folder.

How do you open the CIVIVI Button Lock Elementum?
You open the CIVIVI Button Lock Elementum by depressing the lock button and deploying the blade with a brief flick of the wrist. Since this series lacks a flipper tab or thumb studs, the button lock must be held down to allow the blade to swing out. The opening and closing actions are tuned to be highly fluid and fidget-friendly.
What steel is used on the CIVIVI Button Lock Elementum?
Most models in the CIVIVI Button Lock Elementum series feature Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel, though select premium variants are available with Damascus steel. The shift to Sandvik 14C28N provides excellent corrosion resistance and allows the hollow-ground blade to take and hold a very fine, skinny edge.
How does the Button Lock Elementum differ from the original Elementum?
The Button Lock Elementum differs by featuring a larger 3.47-inch blade, a button lock instead of a liner lock, and no flipper tab. It also upgrades the blade steel to Sandvik 14C28N, adds a reversible pocket clip, and extends the neutral handle profile slightly to better fit larger hands.
Is the pocket clip on the Button Lock Elementum reversible?
Yes, the deep-carry pocket clip on the Button Lock Elementum is fully reversible for left- or right-hand tip-up carry. This is a significant design improvement over the original Elementum model, which only supported right-side carry.
What handle materials are available in this series?
The series offers diverse handle options including G10, canvas micarta, aluminum, and marble carbon fiber. These materials are paired with a neutral, elliptical handle shape that provides a comfortable and secure grip for different hand sizes.