CIVIVI Elementum II EDC Folding Pocket Knife with Aluminum Handle, Gray

السكين اصلي 100% ولاكن النقوش الذهبيه اقل من الي في الصوره و بسبب المصنع يصنع القبضات يدويا وتختلف كل سكين عن الاخرا و هذا طبيعي كان السكين يحتاج الى تلميع و لمعته ورجع له البريق المتوقع بسهوله 4 نجوم بسبب السعر المرتفع مقارنه بباقي المواقع ولاكن حصلت على سعر مقارب للسعر العالمي بسبب عروض برايم الحاليه

La elementum es una excelente navaja, además, en este acabado tipo damasco se ve realmente bonita, algo pesada. El único inconveniente es que su botonlock hay que apretarlo casi hasta el fondo, pero es cuestión de acostumbrarse. Gran filo y el tamaño perfecto para ser portada. Tiene el mismo tamaño que mi navaja Kershaw Monitor. El mecanismo de apertura y desbloqueo de la Kershaw es ligeramente mejor (en mi opinión). Recomiendo la elementum II más para presumir, si vas a usarla mucho, entonces recomiendo la elementum I.

Muy buena navaja, ya conozco la marca.

This was rated as the best bang for buck knife and the reviewers used the crappiest version. What’s the crappiest version? The natural G10 handle one. The problem with the G10 models (which isn’t that bad, especially for a nitro v blade and button lock under $120) is the handle. There’s an inner metal skeleton which sticks out, and the G10 doesn’t really do the nitro v (a top-tier steel) justice. Buy the aluminum one. It’s thinner and way lighter, there’s no inner skeleton and then handle scale…it’s just the aluminum. It really streamlines the build and look of the knife, makes it thinner in your pocket…and is just a pretty unique grip. This knife is praised for the blade flipping out easily, almost addictively. The same goes for the button lock, which is recessed and perfectly placed. It is super super sharp, and the steel it’s made of means it stays super super sharp for forever. It’s not a super steel, but it’s better than all other steels including 14C28N and D2. It takes a sharper edge than the 14C28N but is tougher (meaning strangely that it’s softer) than the D2. D2 is an incredibly hard steel at an affordable price…but you need diamond sharpeners to maintain the edge. Ok but trust me and get the aluminum one, it’s lighter than even the CIVIVI Mini-Praxis (a silky, beautiful knife that disappears in your pocket but has a surprisingly full-sized blade.) This knife has no cut outs on the handle for your finger…if you want that get a Praxis. This isn’t a bushcrafting knife, it’s an elegant and incredibly functional piece of gear that is geared towards fashion more than crafting. Can you skin a deer with it? Yeah, totally. But you can do that with a rock on a bone handle. Take this one out to the club.

Gran compra, muy buena calidad

CIVIVI Elementum II is one of those rare everyday carry knives that immediately makes you understand why the Elementum line has become so popular. After carrying and using it regularly, it feels like a knife designed with an incredible amount of restraint and attention to detail. Nothing feels excessive, yet almost everything feels refined. The first thing that stood out to me was how smooth the action is. Deployment feels fast and satisfying without being overly aggressive, and the button lock design makes opening and closing the knife feel effortless. It quickly becomes one of those knives you absentmindedly fidget with because the mechanical feel is just that enjoyable. The 2.96" Nitro-V blade has also been excellent in real-world use. It arrives sharp, holds an edge well, and handles everyday cutting tasks with ease. Whether opening packages, breaking down boxes, cutting cord, or general utility work, the blade shape feels incredibly practical. It strikes a nice balance between precision and durability without trying to look overly tactical. The Ultem handle gives the knife a unique look while still remaining lightweight and comfortable in hand. What I appreciated most is that the knife carries easily in the pocket without feeling bulky or intrusive. It disappears when you’re not using it, which is exactly what a good EDC knife should do. Build quality across the entire knife feels outstanding for the price. Lockup feels secure, tolerances are tight, and everything about it gives the impression of a much more expensive knife. CIVIVI continues to hit that sweet spot where affordability and quality overlap in a way that’s becoming harder to find. Overall, the Elementum II feels like a modern EDC knife done right. It’s clean, practical, reliable, and genuinely enjoyable to carry and use every day. Whether you’re already into knives or looking for your first quality pocket knife, this is an easy 5-star recommendation.