Knives Mini Praxis C18026C-DS1 Liner Lock Guibourtia Wood Damascus Pocket Knife

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.

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.

I live in rural western South Dakota and spend a lot of time outdoors and use this knife quite a bit in my day to day and for the most part it has served me really well this past summer. That said, I've had one issue with it that has gotten worse over time. Shortly after getting it the clip got bent and screws are just stripped so it's really frustrating to have a constantly loose clip. It's not an easy grip either because of size so I'm gonna throw this one in my fishing gear and am upgrading to the 3.75 inch blade for EDC. Hopefully I'll have better luck with that clip because again the feel and quality of it has been great minus the clip. I've had great luck with the damascus blade staying sharp and being easily sharpened. All the other hardware has been sturdy.I did see some reviews on other CIVIVI knives about the wood grain knives having issues with the clips at all, but I like the finish and feel a lot so I'm hoping that the clip will not be an issues with the 3.75".

Excellent nice for price

Great knife, smaller than I expected it was gonna be but it retains the sharpness really well even with everyday use