CIVIVI Mini Praxis Folding Pocket Knife, 2.98" D2 Steel Blade G10 Handle Small EDC Knife with Pocket Clip for Men Women, Sharp Camping Survival Hiking Knives C18026C-1

The Mini Praxis folding knife has quickly become my go-to everyday carry. Right out of the box, I was impressed by its sleek design and the solid feel in hand. It strikes a great balance between being compact and substantial. The knife arrived exceptionally sharp, making it immediately useful. For its size, it handles daily tasks with ease, and I've found it to be a reliable companion. The aesthetics are also a major plus; I genuinely love the look and feel of this knife. If you're looking for a stylish, sharp, and comfortable EDC option, the Mini Praxis is definitely worth considering.

I own several high end knives(striders, benchmades, ZT's. etc..) and I wanted a smaller EDC knife I don't worry about abusing. This thing is way better quality than I expected. It's comfortable, razor sharp, smooth operating, easy to open and no play in the blade. My only complaint is there is no blade material ID which you usually find near the hinge. But thats a pretty small complaint. You get a lot of knife for the price, great value. I'll be buying more from this brand. If you're on the fence, don't be. These are a great deal.

Pros: What a cool knife. Very impressed with the smooth action of the flipper. It's a small knife but my average hand fits it like a glove. Perfect placement of the finger grooves for my particular hand. The finger choil enables you to choke up for precise cuts. It's a very thin blade so good for slicing. Excellent fidget friendly flipper design. With D2 steel it's nothing fancy but still a great choice for the price.Cons: It's tip-up carry only with no option for tip-down carry via the clip. It's not left hand carry friendly due to there being no reverse side placement of the pocket clip.Overall value is great. For the price point, an awesome knife I would highly recommend.

Very nice knife but it started to corrod after 2 weeks of use. It was mostly kept in my pocket but used to cut boxes 📦 and letters ✉️. Never touched water, but one of the screws looks like it is starting to corrod. Otherwise, this is a very well put together pocket knife, and I would still recommend this product.Pros:- Rediculously razor sharp- Super smooth opening/closing- Perfect everyday carry size- Beautiful build qualityCons:- Razor sharp edge- Smaller size- Rusty screwCIVIVI = Happy Joy Joy. This is a very well manufactured knife. My hat is off to the company and manufacturing facility because the proof is in the quality of this little knife 🔪.Ultimately, for $27, this knife is outstanding. Thanks to the reference from the Farm testing YouTube channel

I do not usually write reviews. However, this knife deserves one. I was looking for a less expensive pocket knife that i could use as a edc while at my property. This knife is simply amazing. Especially for the price. I have much more expensive "high end" knives that I wish I would have never wasted my money on after using this one. The fit and finish is excellent. The tolerancing is on par with any $300 knife on the market. Bearing is smooth, blade is very sharp, and it holds an edge very well. I would highly recommend this knife to anyone in the market for a small sized, all around pocket knife. Great Job Civivi!

An all-around excellent daily carry drop point flipper knife, that I just wish was a touch bigger.DESCRIPTION:The folded length is 3.75”/9.5cm, the open length is 6.75”/17.3cm and the blade length is a hair under 3”/7.3cm, of which 2.5”/6.4cm is the cutting edge, and there is a choil/finger groove. It is about 3/8”/0.9cm wide. The handle is a nicely checkered olive G10 and all metal is black. It has a pocket clip on one side only, but I do not use it, although it appears fairly sturdy.PROS:- Extremely well-made, better than a Chinese Boker or lower-end American-made Kershaw and Buck knives I own. Fit and finish is excellent, with no movement or wiggle in the blade and it is centered both opened and closed.- Extremely smooth opening, The press of my index finger on the flipper protruding slightly from the back of the handle, snaps the blade open quickly and smoothly, without the need for any wrist flick.- is a very handsome knife, aesthetically, pleasing in shape and design, and not something that would appear “dangerous” to non-knife people.- it is small and light enough that I typically do not notices it in the bottom of my front jeans pocket, but is sturdy enough for any reasonable use one might have for a smaller daily carry knife..- Last but not least, the knife came very sharp, arm hair shaving sharp out of the box and has remained that way the several weeks I’ve been carrying it. I expect the D2 steel will hold an edge reasonably well, as it seems it has, and will sharpen decently.CONS:- The handle is slightly too small. I have pretty average size hands, typically wearing a men’s size large glove, and I find the handle a touch shorter than I would like unless I dangle my index finger onto the choil/finger cut out on the blade. If the handle was an extra quarter inch longer, this knife would be just about perfect. This is the reason I took off half a star in my rating. While I usually am not a fan of people lowering their ratings of a product because of a factor that was plain in the product description that they should’ve read before buying, in this case, I think a fair number of other men will have a similar opinion on how this knife fits their hands. Too bad Civivi doesn’t make a slightly larger medium size Praxis, as the full-size one looks to be a bit larger than I would like for daily carry.CONCLUSION:Despite the fact that the handle on this knife is a bit short for any prolonged or rougher use, I like it so much that it has been what I have been carrying most days since I bought it. It is an outstanding value for the $26, I paid for it. There are a number of fairly-highly rated Chinese knife brands out there that sell some slightly cheaper, pretty well regarded knives with similar specs, with G10 handles and D2 blades (allegedly), but I can’t imagine their quality level would be as high as this little Civivi.I absolutely do not “need” any more knives than the dozen or so I own, and I simply cannot justify complaining about my wife’s shoe collection, which is arguably more purposeful than a number of the additions to my knife collection. However, if I do find myself feeling lacking in willpower, I suspect the next knife I acquire will likely be another Civivi, probably a Damascus blade Elementum.

This is a great EDC knife, sized right and light, you don’t notice it clipped to your pocket. The opening is smooth and the liner lock is secure enough for all but the toughest jobs. The scales are nice and grippy and comfortable. Came out of the box sharp enough and only needed a quick strop. This will be my go to carry knife.