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The original Elementum earned its place as one of the best EDC blades with its no-nonsense, utilitarian design. Its thin, ergonomic handle offered exceptional comfort with no hot spots, while the textured scales provided a reliable grip. The drop point blade flowed seamlessly into the handle, creating a balanced feel that suited any task, and the deep carry clip kept it securely in place. Now, the Elementum Slipjoint takes this beloved design to the next level.

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Learn More About the CIVIVI Elementum Slipjoint

The Elementum Slipjoint brings a non-locking mechanism to the most popular platform in the CIVIVI catalog. This series maintains the thin, ergonomic profile of the original design while providing a classic half-stop safety and reversible deep carry clip.

Is the CIVIVI Elementum Slipjoint a locking knife?
No, the Elementum Slipjoint uses a non-locking slipjoint mechanism rather than a traditional lock. It features a half-stop, which acts as a safety measure to prevent the blade from closing fully on your fingers during operation.
What blade steel is used in the Elementum Slipjoint series?
Most models in the Elementum Slipjoint series use 14C28N stainless steel, which offers a good balance of toughness and edge retention. There is also a premium variant available that features a Damascus steel blade.
What handle materials are available for these knives?
The Elementum Slipjoint series offers a variety of handle options including G10, Guibourtia wood, Canvas Micarta, and a unique Blue Ocean resin. For those looking for a more premium aesthetic, there is also a carbon fiber version.
How does the slipjoint version compare to the original Elementum?
The Elementum Slipjoint retains the same classic handle and blade shape as the original but features a thinner profile than the button lock versions. It utilizes a thin hollow grind for efficient slicing performance, similar to the utilitarian design that made the original series famous.
Can the pocket clip be moved or removed?
Yes, the Elementum Slipjoint comes with a reversible deep carry pocket clip that can be moved to either side for left or right-handed carry. You can also remove the clip entirely if you prefer a more traditional slipjoint experience in your pocket.
Why is the CIVIVI Elementum so popular?
The Elementum is widely recognized as one of the best EDC options because of its simple, effective ergonomics and no-nonsense design. This popularity has led it to become one of the best value brands for your budget, with the series expanding into multiple platforms like this slipjoint version.