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This Ray Laconico design isn't flashy but it just downright gets the job done.

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CIVIVI Knives Ray Laconico Sokoke Front Flipper Knife 3.35" 14C28N Bead Blasted Drop Point Blad…Retail price: $74.10, our price: $62.99
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About the CIVIVI Sokoke

Designed by Ray Laconico, the CIVIVI Sokoke features a clean, minimalist profile combined with versatile dual-deployment options. This series emphasizes high-performance blade geometry and ergonomic handle materials for a reliable everyday carry experience.

What opening mechanisms does the CIVIVI Sokoke use?
The CIVIVI Sokoke series features dual deployment options, including a front flipper and thumb studs. Both methods benefit from a ball-bearing pivot that provides a smooth and snappy manual action for the 3.35-inch blade.
What blade steels are available in the Sokoke series?
The series primarily uses Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel or Damascus steel. The Damascus options are based on a 9Cr stainless steel core, providing performance levels similar to 440C, while the 14C28N versions offer a great balance of edge retention and corrosion resistance. You can learn more about these materials in our guide on blade steels.
Is the CIVIVI Sokoke suitable for left-handed carry?
The Sokoke includes a reversible deep-carry pocket clip, allowing for tip-up carry on either side. However, the inset liner lock is right-hand biased, meaning the locking mechanism is optimized for right-handed closing even though the carry position is ambidextrous.
What is the blade geometry of the Sokoke?
Every Sokoke features a drop point blade with a full-height flat grind and an almost full-length swedge. This geometry creates a very thin and sharp edge, making the Sokoke an excellent slicer for common daily tasks.
Why is the CIVIVI Sokoke a popular choice for EDC?
The Sokoke is favored for its functional design and high value, offering a Ray Laconico aesthetic at an accessible price point. With options for G10 or Micarta handles, it provides excellent ergonomics and a secure grip in a package designed to just downright get the job done.