Button Lock Praxis Pocket Knife C18026E

High quality. Easy to flip open due to ball bearing between blade and handle. Very sleek and has a release button for closing. The knife came extremely sharp but I haven't had to sharpen yet. I purchased two more since receiving this knife. For my son and a friend. I previously owned a Benchmade automatic for about ten years but lost it. A new Benchmade is approximately $275.00 to purchase. Mine cost $100.00 yen years ago. The Cvivi cost about a third of the cost of a Benchmade. Happy so far.

Very impressed with the quality of this knife, so impressed I purchased another one for good friend. Quality is AAA+++ it opens smoothly, locks tightly and is very sharp. The ceramic ball bearings allow the blade to deploy effortlessly and smoothly, and for the price it is unbeatable. Yes, it is made in China, and I don't like buying products from China, but this is a great knife for $75 bucks. I have Benchmade, Buck, Spiderco, etc. and this knife compares or beats them in many respects. Grab this knife, you won't be disappointed.

I recently added the Civivi Praxis button lock folding knife to my collection, and let me tell you, it's an absolute beast in the best possible way! With a 3.75" Nitro-V steel blade, this knife is a force to be reckoned with – scary sharp straight out of the box and boasting remarkable edge retention. The rock-solid button lock mechanism adds to the allure of the Praxis. Releasing the lock results in a satisfyingly smooth, gravity-assisted drop-close action that showcases the knife's precision engineering. The overall action is seamless, making it a joy to deploy and retract. While the aluminum handle scales are decent, offering a sturdy grip, I do wish for more handle material options. Nevertheless, the deep carry pocket clip is a practical addition, ensuring secure and discreet carry wherever I go. In the realm of folding knives, the Civivi Praxis stands out as a true powerhouse, delivering top-notch performance, reliable mechanics, and an edge that refuses to quit. If you're in the market for a knife that's both a beauty and a beast, the Praxis should be at the top of your list – it's a cut above the rest!

Details: Black Aluminum Handle Black Nitro-V Stonewashed Blade Blade Stainless Steel Clip Black Stainless Steel Hardware Black Push Button Lock Includes: - Zippered case - Cleaning cloth Lightweight full-size knife - 4 oz. - Overall length 8 5/8”. - 3 3/4” blade. - Thin and sliced drop point arrived sharp 0.12”. Push button lock has a little drag, likely will go away with more use. Has already improved. Deep carry clip. Little thin and flimsy. Will likely get caught on something and bend easily. An aftermarket replacement is recommended. The clip is held in with 2 screws and can be setup for either right hand or left hand tip up carry. Handle is comfortable but is slippery. The handle has 2 finger groves that my index and ring finger fall comfortably into. The top of the blade has functional jimping, but it would be nice if they provided a bit more as it is only about a half inch in length. You can choke up by as the sharpening choil is plenty big and comfortable for a finger to rest in and adds functionality. Disassembly is straight forward with 2 scale screws on either side of the back spacer and a pivot screw. There is a spring under the push button plunger so exercise caution. The pivot operates on caged ceramic ball bearings. There is a lanyard hole in the back spacer should you choose to use one. For a full size knife I would say it has an average height and is lightweight. It carries deep in the front pocket and is barely noticeable for a full size knife. The draw is light and easy due to the thin gauge of the pocket clip. The flipper tap and action are tuned optimally and would rival knives much more expensive. The included knife case and cleaning cloth are a premium add in this budget level.

My absolute favorite edc knife