CIVIVI Titanium Pocket Clip with 6PCS Titanium Screws T001C (Plain)

This pocket clip is an improvement over the stock clips that come with Civivi knives. It looks better, and when it fits, it makes the knife feel better in the hand when I grip it and allows the knife to be carried more comfortably for me. I highly recommend it! The ODD 22, probably my favorite Civivi model to date, is listed as a compatible model for this pocket clip, and I can confirm from experience that this clip can be successfully installed onto it. I used screw pack B, as the listing recommends, to mount the clip to this model, as one of the stock clip screws was too short to secure the clip onto the knife. Although it isn't listed as a compatible model, I was able to mount this clip securely on my Civivi ExOne. I used the 2 shortest screws of the 6 that are included with the clip. The shortest screw (4.7mm from screw pack B) went to the hole nearest the butt end of the handle, and the second shortest screw (any of the 5.4mm screws from screw pack A or C) went into the other hole. The second shortest screw does stick out of the liner a tiny bit, but not enough to be in danger of contacting the blade. I did try to mount the clip with the ExOne's stock screws, but they were too short to hold the clip securely on the knife. Another unlisted Civivi model that this clip can be installed on is the Bluetick. One of the stock screws from the Bluetick was too short to really mount the clip securely, but screw pack A worked perfectly for me. A third unlisted Civivi model that this clip fits really well on is the Photonix. I used screw pack B for this model. I did install this clip securely onto a Civivi Synergy liner lock also using screw pack B, but I wouldn't say that the fit was optimal with this model of knife. The recess cut into the handle scale for the stock clip is deep enough that it causes this milled titanium clip to sit tilted on the handle scale when installed, as can be seen in my second picture. The tilting isn't extreme enough to cause a hot spot for me when gripping the knife, but I do think some users won't like the look or feel of how it fits. I also was able to securely install this clip onto a Civivi Crabby using its stock clip screws, but this clip is a similarly less-than-optimal fit on the Crabby like on the Synergy, for the same reason as on that knife, as can be seen in my third picture. I have other Civivi knives and will add them to this review if I get a chance to try this clip on those as well. For non-Civivi knives, I was able to securely install this clip onto a Kansept Kryo liner lock. For this model, I used the Kryo's stock screws to mount the clip. I was also able to install this clip onto a Kizer T1 liner lock using that knife's stock clip screws. This clip was an excellent fit for a Kizer Drop Bear clutch lock, as can be seen in my first photo. I also used the stock clip screws from the Drop Bear on this installation. I successfully installed this clip onto a CJRB Feldspar liner lock using the 4.7mm screw and one of the 5.4mm screws. One of the stock screws of the Feldspar was too short. Another CJRB model with great compatibility with this clip is the Droma. I used screw pack A to put the clip on this knife. This clip can be securely installed on an Ameight Preyert II liner lock, but similar to the Civivi Crabby, the depth of the cut-out for the clip in the handle scale causes the clip to sit similarly tilted on the handle scale. I used the Preyert II stock clip screws for this model. I was able to install this clip onto a CCFFCC FF25 liner lock, but I'm unsure of how securely it will hold up over time. The screw nearest the butt end of the handle tightened up nicely, but I was unable to get the other screw to tighten up well. It kept popping back out before I was able to get it as tight as I would have liked. The Shan Zu Peafowl liner lock is another example of a folder you can put this clip on using the stock clip screws of the knife. However, this clip fits the more curved handle of the Peafowl poorly. The tip of the clip ends up significantly off-center in the handle of the knife, and it created a hot spot for me when gripping the knife to use. This clip can be installed on an Artisan Arion liner lock, but you will have to either get screws of the proper length or cut them yourself from the screws provided with the clip. The stock clip screws from the knife are too short, and all of the screws included with this clip are too long. As a matter of fact, I accidentally caused my Arion handle to warp a bit trying to tighten screws that were too long, so hopefully others reading this review can avoid the same mistake. The Kershaw Bel Air is another knife that you can install this clip on if you can get the right screws for it. One of the original clip screws to the Bel Air is too short to install this clip with, and the screws that are included with the Civivi clip are too thick to fit the Bel Air. I was unable to install this clip onto a full-sized Kizer Sheepdog liner lock. The holes for the clip screws on that knife are too far apart to fit this clip on. I was also unable to install this clip onto any of several Protech models that I own, including the TR-3 manual action, the Mordax, the Oligarch, the Cambria, the Godfather, and the Runt. The holes for the clip screws on all of these knives are also too far apart to fit this clip.

The deep carry clip on my CIVIVI C801H got bent so I ordered this one. It's much more rigid than the original clip, so I expect that this one will last at least until I lose my knife. It's noticeably shorter than the original clip and has more of a 'designed' look. Check the product specs to make sure your exact knife model is compatible. The hardware supplied worked perfectly and the clip is on nice and tight. You will need a T8 Torx driver to attach the clip and, oddly, I needed a T6 driver to remove the old clip for my knife, so two trips to the hardware store for me!

Great clip, makes the knife feel more premium as a whole. The extra hardware to accommodate different models is awesome as well. This fits most models but not all so do your research before buying. Civivi always hits home runs

Fantastic Civivi knife upgrade. The titanium clip is obviously going to be stronger and less likely to break or bend. But where it really shines is the increased ergonomics when the knife is held in the hand. The original clip, while basically functional, protrudes and has hard edges that dig into your palm. This titanium clip pretty much eliminates the hot spots caused by the original, not to mention it looks way better too. Much sleeker and more modern looking. I now have one for my OD Green original Praxis, I also got one for my matching mini Praxis. Both are well worth the upgrade, and I will certainly do the same for any other Civivi models in the future.

First things first; this pocket clip fits the Kizer Task with Scalloped G10 grips perfectly. No modifications necessary. I personally much prefer a "traditional" carry clip over a deep carry clip. I find deep carry clips far too often allow your knife to slide around in your pocket, place the knife deeper into the pocket making it more uncomfortable, and protrude further from your body; making them far more prone to snagging and bending. Combine this with the fact that I live in an area where carrying a pocket knife is totally legal and as common as wearing a hat, and I'm left with little incentive to desire a deep carry clip. Unfortunately, deep carry clips have become a common "upgrade" direct from the manufacturer, leaving me with the task (no pun intended) of reverting the knife back to a "traditional" pocket clip. This titanium clip from Civivi got the nod in the case of my new Kizer Task. The clip fits and functions perfectly. The black finish is good enough and I believe with time will wear nicely. The provided screws use the more common and stronger T8 head which is a nice upgrade over the original T6 fasteners. My only complaint is with the overall size and toughness of the Civivi clip. I personally wish the clip was slightly larger in basically every dimension. Again, in my usage case, discretion is of zero value; leaving me wanting for an overall larger design in an effort to increase its toughness and longevity. However, for the price paid, Ill happily give this clip a chance to prove itself over time. If your looking for a good quality "traditional" pocket clip, give this Civivi offering as shot.

My Cold Steel knife pocket clip broke off and Cold steel does nor let you order replacements. This fit my knife and I have not had a problem since.

Do you like Bastion pen but think their pocket clip cheapens the pens a bit? These work perfectly. Wish they still sold these pens in copper but here's my Titanium and copper pens.

Direct fit for my daily carry Kershaw. Ever since the first day of owning the Kershaw its belt clip has been causing me trouble with its design and lack of quality. It finally broke the other day, one quick search I found this product. Its affordability and suspected fitment lead me to the purchase and I couldn’t be happier. It’s heftier , and has much more of a slim design than the original and it’s exactly what I wanted, Kershaw take notes . The clip offers a slim design keeping it from getting tangled while seated. It has a “ lock “ at the bottom of the clip that holds it from slipping out. Truly a great little clip. 5 star.

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