Mini Praxis Folding Pocket Knife, 2.98" D2 Steel Blade, Black | G10 Handle with Pocket Clip, Safety Liner Lock, Small EDC Knife for Camping Hiking Survival C18026C-2

This knife was quite sharp when it arrived and has held it's edge since I got it. the blade is real Damascus and not just laser etched, and the wooden scales of the comfortable handle are high quality and finished smoothly enough that they could be mistaken for plastic. The knife flips open easily and smoothly with a satisfying little "snick" sound that lets you know that it's locked into place. It seems sturdy enough that I haven't noticed any looseness in the hinge or clip. This classy little knife has become my EDC, I like it a lot. There is one thing different about it in that the clip is mounted on the opposite end of the handle from other knives I own, that's not a knock on the knife, I just noticed the difference. With it's reasonable price, you can't go wrong.

I'm not a huge knife aficionado, but have owned enough knives over the years to know what I like and what I want from a good utility EDC knife. Sharp, comfortable to hold, light, easy to deploy and confident in the sturdiness. For this price point, I don't know what else you would want - it's all of those things. Love the flip open with one hand, how firmly it locks into place, the way it fits in your hand, the textured finish and the blade sharpness right out of the box - so easy to maintain with a simple ceramic sharpening tool like the Sharpal. Recommended without hesitation.

Nice knife to use. Good feel in hand. Smooth and easy to flip open. Sharp blade. Very nice size for a pocket knife.

Very high quality knife. Came shaving sharp and has held edge very well so far. Feels rock solid and is comfortable to hold, carries well and i like the deep pocket clip. Loses 1 star because the knife doesnt flip open consistently without extra assistance. A bearing assist should get the job done without needing a wrist flick too. I bought 2 of these and can confirm its an issue with both. Overall a solid work knife that is easy to use and carry.

This is a really cool knife. I bought a couple of Civivi knives a couple of years ago and was largely unimpressed. It may be up to personal preference, but I like my flipper knives to fully spring open when I flip it. The last couple of Civivi's I purchased fell short of that. This one does not. It springs open fast with a satisfying click. Beyond that, this knife feels very good in my hand. I don't know how large the regular Praxis is, but I feel like this is just about perfect for a EDC pocket knife in terms of size and how it feels when holding. The gimping and finger cutouts makes it feel secure. It came very sharp, which is a plus. The finish in the particular version I bought is very nice. And I like the look of the satin finish with the clear yellow ultem handle. The ultem handle also makes this knife very light, which is easy to carry either clipped or in a pocket. Overall, I'm very impressed. I can't yet speak to its durability, but I think it's safe to say that for the price, this is a fantastic knife.

I’m really impressed with this CIVIVI Mini Praxis. It has a nice clean look, opens smoothly, and came sharp right out of the box. The size is just right for everyday carry, not too big, but not so small that it feels useless. The black G10 handle has a good grip and feels comfortable in the hand. For the price, this feels like a knife that should cost more than it does. Solid purchase.

I've only had this knife for a few days, but the workmanship is excellent! The blade is centered with no wiggle and the flipper design allows for easy one-handed opening. The knife feels like it won't open in your pocket on accident, but is still easy to open. The handle is G10 and textured to give a good grip even when wet. The 3" blade is on the smaller side for a pocket knife, but this is the Mini Praxis. It is thin and light, with an open-spacer design that makes for easy cleaning. I've had D2 steel knives before and have always loved how long you can go between sharpening. I'm assuming the Mini Praxis will be similar. Since D2 is semi-stainless, it can rust easier than fully stainless, but I've never had a problem with rust and I've had D2 knives for years. Just keep it dry, and don't use it as a axe or a pry-bar. I am very impressed with Civivi and will not hesitate to buy their products in the future. For $30 this gem of a knife is a steal!

The CIVIVI Mini Praxis Damascus Folding Knife is absolutely outstanding for the price. The Damascus blade is beautiful and razor sharp right out of the box, with excellent edge retention and smooth deployment. It honestly feels like something that should cost way more than it does. The Guibourtia wood handle adds a premium look and feel, with great ergonomics and solid grip despite the compact size. It disappears in the pocket but still feels substantial and confident in hand, making it perfect for everyday carry, camping, or hiking. Fit and finish are top-notch—tight tolerances, smooth action, and zero blade play. CIVIVI really knocked it out of the park with this one. Overall, this knife delivers true high-end quality at a budget-friendly price. Easily feels like a $200 knife. If you’re on the fence, don’t be—this is a fantastic EDC.

Cachas. Son lo más controversial, pues es un material que no se había usado anteriormente en esta aplicación. La verdad no se siente como un plástico común, son más resistentes y densas, pero aún así ligeras. Me encanta que sean traslúcidas, se ve padrísimo el esqueleto de la navaja y se iluminan muy bien las cachas cuando les da la luz. Las líneas le dan tracción suficiente. A mi me gustan, y creo que el ultem es una buena alternativa al tradicional G10 o la micarta. Navaja. Forma súper funcional, con buena panza y excelente punta. La cremallera es suficiente y tiene buena tracción, pero no lastima. La mella para el dedo es cómoda, y puede ser funcional dependiendo de cómo quieras hacer tus cortes. Ayuda bastante para afilar completamente la superficie del bisel. El acero está muy bien trabajado, su superficie es muy lisa, por lo que no colecciona agua o basura. Mantiene el filo bastante bien, y a mi no se me hace difícil de afilar. El único detalle es que pierde rápidamente la capacidad de rasurar, pero mantiene un filo bastante funcional por mucho tiempo/uso. Otros: clip excelente, tamaño perfecto para EDC, peso perfecto para EDC, acción deliciosamente suave y rápida, cerrojo sólido y preciso. Precio bastante justo. Conclusión: aunque tuve una Spyderco y me gustaba, la verdad civivi y qsp se han vuelto mis favoritas. No veo por qué pagar tanto por navajas de 8cr13mov cuando puedes tener mejores aceros y materiales de cachas, así como una manufactura equivalente.

De las navajas que he probado, esta se ha vuelto mi favorita y no salgo de casa sin ella. Es muy versátil para el tamaño que tiene. Viene filosa desde el empaque. La calidad percibida en la mano es increíble. Definitivamente debes comprarla.

muy buen filo. buena calidad relacion precio

De buen tamaño y muy bonita

No conocía la marca de estas navajas, sinceramente rebaso todas mis espectativas, tiene una calidad impresionante y cuidaron todos los detalles desde el estuche y todos los accesorios, mis felicitaciones para los creadores de tan buen producto. Lo volvería a comprar