CIVIVI Knives Slippy Sendy

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The Slippy Sendy blends Ben Petersen’s clean, functional design with a lightweight build and smooth slipjoint action, creating a compact everyday companion that's easy to carry and reliably capable.
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CIVIVI Knives Ben Petersen Slippy Sendy Slipjoint Folding Knife 2.81" Nitro-V Satin Clip Point …Retail price: $62.00, our price: $52.70
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CIVIVI Slippy Sendy FAQ

Designed in collaboration with Ben Petersen, the CIVIVI Slippy Sendy is a slim, non-locking folder built for precision cutting and discreet carry. This series reimagines the original Sendy design by prioritizing a classic slipjoint mechanism and thin blade geometry for superior slicing performance.

How does the Slippy Sendy differ from the original Sendy?
The Slippy Sendy is a non-locking slipjoint version of the original liner-locking Sendy. While it retains the overall aesthetic and collaboration roots with Ben Petersen, the Slippy Sendy series omits the integrated toothpick and tweezers found in the original to achieve a more streamlined profile.
Does the CIVIVI Slippy Sendy have a locking blade?
No, the Slippy Sendy is a slipjoint folding knife, meaning it does not have a mechanical lock to keep the blade fixed. It features a crisp half-stop for added safety during use and a softer walk-and-talk action that allows for easy opening and closing.
What blade steel does the Slippy Sendy use?
The CIVIVI Slippy Sendy series utilizes Nitro-V steel, which is known for its high toughness and excellent edge stability. While it may not hold an edge as long as some premium powder steels, it is highly stainless and very easy to sharpen in the field.
What blade shapes are available in this series?
The Slippy Sendy is available in two distinct styles: a classic clip point and a functional spey point. You can learn more about how these profiles perform in our blade shapes guide, but both options on the Sendy feature thin geometry optimized for precise slicing.
What handle materials are offered on the Slippy Sendy?
The series offers several handle options including lightweight Ultem and durable G10. Specific variants, such as the green G10 model with red liners, provide a classic aesthetic, while the Ultem versions offer a modern, translucent look.