CIVIVI's 12th-anniversary Elementum swaps black G10 for Nebula FatCarbon, runs CPM S35VN, and is limited to 2,014 numbered pieces.

The CIVIVI Estoc pairs a 4.1-inch Nitro-X7 drop point with a slim flipper handle, weighs 3.31 ounces, and starts at $87.

CIVIVI's Planck C2022B puts a 2.87-inch D2 blade on a skeletonized handle at 2.24 ounces, with a Kydex sheath and Terzuola T-Clip for $58.70.

Elijah Isham's CIVIVI McKenna returns in a copper handle with a 2.92-inch Damascus blade, weighing 3.22 ounces and priced at $110.

CIVIVI and Bob Terzuola turn tweezers into brass pocket jewelry: 1.77-inch stainless tips, 0.85 ounces, a leather sheath, and a $31.20 price.

CIVIVI's 12th-anniversary Elementum crossbar lock uses Nebula FatCarbon, CPM S35VN and a serial number, limited to 2014 pieces at $108.53.

The CIVIVI Elementum C18062AM-1 uses a polished clear Lexan handle with a CNC-machined maze pattern and a maze-ball detail, at $76.50.

The CIVIVI Button Lock Elementum II C18062PD-2026 BSW pairs a 2.96-inch Nitro-V blade with blue and purple aluminum for $120.

The CIVIVI Zygon moves the crossbar lock onto the spine of a 3.24-inch Nitro-V drop point, keeps it ambidextrous and costs $82.30.

The CIVIVI Ryson-E is a 3.32-inch 14C28N liner lock with a banana-profile belly and a reversible deep carry clip, and it costs $69.40.

The CIVIVI Purr C25054-5 is a 1.83-inch Nitro-V reverse tanto slip joint with a double detent, G10 scales and a 1.48-ounce build for $69.40.

The CIVIVI Grym C25014B is a 4.47-inch Nitro-V drop point on a 9.33-inch frame with G10 or olive wood scales, a Kydex sheath and a Kyle Lamb design.

The CIVIVI Asticus C2002F runs a 3.80-inch D2 blade in a stonewashed copper handle for $70, at 8.81 inches and 6.79 ounces.

The CIVIVI Lazar C20013-DS2 pairs a 3.31-inch Damascus blade with a black hand-rubbed brass handle for $110, at 4.37 ounces.

The CIVIVI Chronic C917A is a 3.22-inch 9Cr18MoV flipper in gray G10 for $57, at 2.50 ounces and 7.32 inches overall.

The CIVIVI Vyrent C25037B-1 pairs a 3.48-inch Nitro-X7 blade at 61-63 HRC with a contoured G10 handle for $89.40.

The CIVIVI Brr15 Light C25063-4 runs a 3.2-inch Nitro-V drop point in teal and white G10 for $75, at 2.92 ounces and 7.57 inches.

The CIVIVI Zygon C25035C-1 runs a 3.24-inch Nitro-V blade with a top-mounted crossbar lock in white and black G10 for $79.70.

The CIVIVI Zelthara C25076-1 matches a 3.3-inch 14C28N clip point to an aluminum handle and button lock for $82, at 3.21 ounces.

Civivi's Ryson-E takes Sam Tran's upswept WE Knife design to a budget price: 3.32 inches of 14C28N, a liner lock and 3.28 ounces.

The CIVIVI Flydown C26015 pairs a 2.74-inch 14C28N drop point with black canvas Micarta, a Kydex sheath and a 2.4-ounce total weight for $71.70.

The CIVIVI Elite Penumbra CE26030 pairs a 3.44-inch CPM S35VN wharncliffe with a titanium frame, a Top Liner Lock and an 82.9-gram build for $174.

The CIVIVI Rustic Gent XL C19010GA is a 3.48-inch Nitro-V lockback with an Ultem handle, brass bolsters and bronze washers for $105.

The CIVIVI SŌKN C22027D is a 7.17-inch fixed blade in Nitro-V with an OD green G10 handle, a Kydex sheath and a 3.04-ounce weight for $105.

CIVIVI's Estoc C26009 pairs a 4.1-inch Nitro-X7 drop point at 61-63 HRC with a G10 and fiberglass handle, a liner lock and a 3.58-ounce build.

CIVIVI's Ryson-E C25097 brings Sam Tran's big-belly harpoon profile down to a 3.32-inch 14C28N blade, a liner lock and a $69.40 price.

The CIVIVI Lattice C26003 Sample1 is a 2.83-inch Nitro-V fixed blade with a black stonewashed finish and Kydex sheath, at 2.02 ounces for $69.40.

The CIVIVI Pteron C25098 Sample3 pairs a 3.3-inch hollow-ground 14C28N reverse tanto with ivory G10 and a satin finish for $67.

The CIVIVI Zelthara C25076-2 puts a 3.3-inch 14C28N clip point in a gray aluminum handle with a black stonewash, at 3.21 ounces for $82.

The CIVIVI Ryson-E C25097 takes Sam Tran's upswept Ryson shape to a 3.32-inch 14C28N blade and a $69.40 price point.

The CIVIVI SŌKN C22027C pairs a 2.82-inch Nitro-V spey point blade with black G10 scales in a 3.04-ounce fixed blade for $105.

The CIVIVI Farrow C26002 uses a 4.37-inch satin AEB-L straight-back blade, gray and tan G10 scales, and a leather sheath at 7.15 ounces.

The CIVIVI ELITE Penumbra CE26030 puts a 3.44-inch CPM S35VN wharncliffe blade in a black titanium frame that weighs just 2.92 ounces.

The CIVIVI Over Yonder C25027-4 pairs a 3.35-inch 14C28N blade with a crossbar lock and thumb studs, and it weighs just 2.82 ounces for $82.30.

CIVIVI's store lists a 2.97-inch Nitro-V Elementum and a 3.48-inch 14C28N BullTusk at $30 each as special-price bundle SKUs.

Knife Informer's review calls the CIVIVI Crit a genuinely inventive Swiss Army-style folder, sold in three handle options for around $73.

The Wharncliffe version of Civivi's best-selling Elementum is discounted to $49, one of the best value folders on the market.

A CIVIVI Lumi bought on a whim turned into an r/knifeclub hunt for minimalist top and front flippers that keep the tab out of the way.

One r/knives collector has assembled a shelf of food-shaped knives, and the hunt says as much about the hobby as the knives do.

The CIVIVI Ryson-E starts at $69.40 for a 3.32-inch thumb-stud folder, and the top version adds Damascus and canvas micarta for $87.

A r/knifeclub buyer's first Civivi order arrived as a three-piece bundle in jade G10, and the post is a useful read on why the pattern sells.

The Zygon C25035B-DS1 pairs a top crossbar lock with gray G10 under carbon fibre at $99.70, the top of the Zygon range.

Blade Show 2024's Best Buy of the Year gets a 14-15% Prime Day cut: the Dark Green Yonder falls from $69 to $59, Damascus from $94 to $80.

Three discounted CIVIVI folders from $65 to $69 cover very different jobs, and the biggest badge is not the biggest blade.

OD green micarta with red liners is a nod to Bob Loveless, and Knife Magazine says CIVIVI's Baby Banter 2 TG wears that code on a budget frame.

BladeHQ is bundling a free CIVIVI Gojiro Drift flipper with orders over $149 using code DRIFT, while supplies last, with no other fine print.

A CIVIVI Pyrus in carbon fibre showed up in r/BudgetBlades, and the owner's one-line review explains why the format keeps winning.

The CIVIVI Zygon runs a 3.24-inch Nitro-V blade and a crossbar lock relocated to the spine, with glow, damascus and vortex micarta handle options.

One r/knives owner replaces a Benchmade 940 and a Spyderco Manix 2 for a week with a Hogue OTF and a purple CIVIVI Elite.

Knife media coverage of the CIVIVI Zygon highlights its 3.24-inch Nitro-V drop point and the top-mounted crossbar lock that sets it apart.