CIVIVI Mini Elementum Flipper Pocket Knife, Small Folding Knife with 1.83" 14C28N Blade, Copper and Stainless Steel Handle C18062Q-2

I have rather large hands in fourth grade I could Palma basketball like a peach. But, now I’m 70 with cancer and nerve damageCarpool Tunnel and arthritis. It took me 40 minutes to open a Butterfinger as well as a bag of chips. I’m in a VA facility and can’t carry a knife or get caught with one. So I bought this Civivi and now I can open I love it now I can open my l cookies chips milk and juice. It came sharp and it’s pretty. And works well like other Civivis and that’s what I like. It’s kind of hard to open with one hand but I’ll practice and it might be easy to open for someone without all my illnesse It will be easier. I’ll probably buy another one or maybe a Baby Banter!!!

I've gone through a lot of pocket knives, and (unfortunately) surrendered several to TSA and other security checkpoints; so I don't buy expensive pocket knives any longer. But "cheap" is relative, and I still insist on quality in my EDC knife. This one nicely balances affordability and quality, and it's small enough to keep in a pocket at all times. Not my only knife, of course, but a good choice for everyday use.

I don’t use this as a key chain but as a small knife it’s cool and high quality. It’s not something I’m going to carry every day. But next to my bed I use it for mail or open candy or anything I need to cut. It’s sharp small and perfect to put anywhere to have a knife

As a mechanic, I have knives, box cutters, razors, you name it, but walking around at work I wanted something fun that wasn’t a bulky box cutter since I walk around work all day with 10 other things in my pocket. I wanted something I will forget is there. Although it’s a bit expensive for such a small knife, it feels well put together. The action can be quite stiff and doesn’t like fully opening unless you hit it right but that should loosen up after time. It came out the box and still a week later cuts hair off my arm and tape with ease. The knife is the perfect size for my needs, but the steel it comes with I’ve heard doesn’t hold sharpness well, I don’t like sharpening my knives often, but I’m just cutting tape with it so how dull can it get. My only complaint is that it doesn’t come with a pocket clip, just a key ring hole so sometimes it can be a pain fumbling in my pockets trying to find the knife. 42 dollars is steep for 3 inches and 30 seconds of use, but there have been girls who have paid more on dinner for a night with me. 4 out of 5.

I work on a federal site and just recently, our client, DOE, suddenly realized we were violating a federal regulation regarding dangerous weapons, specifically knives. Apparently, the regulation was amended in 2012 to reduce the legal blade length allowed on federal sites to less than 2.5 inches. That being said, all my carry knives were now illegal to bring to work. So I began searching for a good knife to fit within the regulatory allowance. This knife (as well as anotherl) fit the bill. So I bought them both.I was skeptical about this knife when I first looked at it. It looked nice and had nice reviews however, any other time I purchased a small knife, I received junk. But I figured it was worth a shot so I moved forward with the purchase.The knife arrived in a very nice, sturdy box (good start). Upon openening the box there was the knife and a small ring that can be attached to the knife so it can be worn on a necklace or lanyard (I don't use these things so the rings still in the box).I removed the knife and noticed right away that it felt solid in my hand. The bronze and brushed metal handle is rather attractive. The small flipper protruded just enough and has a small amount of gimp to grip with your forefinger in order to flip the blade open. It works nicely. The blade flipped open and the liner lock click solid as the blade locked into place. The blade itself is a darker gray and looks very nice. It is also very sharp right out of the box. It seems to hold a good edge. After several usages I decided to sharpen it to maintain a nice sharp edge. It appears to sharpen easily and hold an edge nicely.I have found that I use this mostly for opening boxes and cutting food while at work.It doesn't look like much of a knife looking at it online but once you have it in hand, all that goes out the window when you feel the weight while operating the blade.I would have to say the quality is impressive. A big knife in a little knife body.I do recommend this knife. It fits great in the pocket and works very well. A good go to knife for small needs.I think you'll like this knife if you're looking for something small and functional.

I love it , it is sharp but it broke unexpectedly!

After trying several cheap pocket knives, I decided to invest in a high-quality product—something durable and worth keeping. I've had this knife for about three months now, and it’s still sharp and looks great.I have to admit, I’ve given it some rough use, and that’s exactly why I’m writing this review—I’m impressed! My only regret is not choosing the brass version, which would have matched perfectly with my Olight 18th Anniversary editipn.

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:It’s a beautiful knife and I like the small size better