CIVIVI Bo Pocket Knife, Brad Zinker Design Liner Lock Flipper Folding Knife for EDC, 2.92" Nitro-V Blade Black G10 Handle C20009B-3

After reading all of the reviews, this knife was everything that I was hoping it would be. Flip deployment is excellent, smooth, and snappy. Knife is sharp. Good fit and finish. Not too large in the pocket. I really, really like it. Very happy with the purchase.

Civivi makes quality knives at an affordable price and this knife does not fall short. The blade has a nice edge and the smoothness of its operation will have you using it as a fidget toy… open, close, open, close

Really good pocket knifeSometimes i forget i have it in myPocket. Well made

If looking for lower quality cheaper than Benchmade knife it’s cool, if you want a better handle and locking mechanism maybe go Benchmade. I bought thinking “it’s cheaper and still a flipper.” For the money it’s alright, don’t buy if you have a Benchmade and think it will feel like that.

One of the better CIVIVI knives, out of many great knives they make.Very smooth, snappy action; feels comfortable even in my large hands, despite being small (even slightly smaller than the Elementum, another great CIVIVI knife); very sharp blade; nice full flat grind; good looking and non-threatening in appearance, making it ideal for office or other low-profile EDC; lightweight, compact and slim profile, make it ideal to carry in dress pants or even athletic shorts. My only gripe, is that the pocket clip isn't counter-sunk into the handle scale, but it's not a big deal.This is actually my 2nd Bo. I already had the marbled carbon fiber handle version and liked it enough, that I bought this version when it came out.If you are looking for a quality EDC knife that is unobtrusive, this is a solid pick.

Thin and sharp out of the box. Fantastic action.. you would swear its assisted opening

Fit and finish are above where they should be on a knife sold for $65. Great, light action with near fool proof deployment. Came out of the box wonderfully tuned. At just under 3 inches of blade length, it’s very compact. Lightweight, and easy to forget you are carrying. This is not a survival knife. It won’t cut down trees. But for those of us that don’t live in the woods, it’s more than suitable for everyday cutting needs.

For $70 I was expecting a lot more. The wooden knife right above it was about the same price and the black one with the metal bolster was nearly $30 less and both are much better quality especially the wood handled one. They both have fall shut action, the civivi not even close. Their both trivisas if your interested. It does open nicely but the blade is so thin there's no weight to it. Also the handle can be bowed if you squeeze it together. That must be where they got the name. With all the good reviews I saw about it I thought it would be a good knife to give my daughter to keep in her purse but even she thinks it feels cheap. They must just have a good marketing department. I was happy with the Dogma from civivi and also the Lumi and they were allot more reasonablly priced. Im a little put out because I can't even return it. The last two times I tried to return something on here it took 2 months to get the refund back and it was a big hassle they had me filling out incident reports and everything else. So as far as civivi they lost my business at least on Amazon I don't like being bamboozled.