Anaaki Folding Pocket Knife, 2.98" Damascus Blade, Red | Aluminum Handle with Reversible Clip, Lightweight Skeletonized Design, EDC Knife for Camping Hiking C24039-DS1

Great lightweight knife with impressive milled aluminum styling that you almost never see at this price range. Hair-shaving sharp out of the box. The detent is perfect for flipper tab and thumb hole deployment but unfortunately it’s a little too heavy to comfortably reverse flick with the finger hole. The Anaaki features a smooth fidgety action and a plunge lock that doesn’t grind against the scales - mine had no lock stick at all. The anodization looks great and the knife is easy to disassemble and clean with a T8 captive pivot and body screws and T6 pocket clip screws. Be aware the knife is on the small side, so if you have larger hands you may only get a 3-finger grip. I have average sized hands and have just enough space for a comfortable 4-finger grip. Overall decent value for the money considering the milled aluminum and Nitro-V, especially if you’re looking for this kind of unique style. Also if you’re looking for a knife that doesn’t weigh down your pocket this is a great pick - a 3” blade for ~2 ounces is hard to come by. Hope this helps your buying decision.

I misplaced my kershaw dividend knife (had it for 4 years) and didn’t want to buy another one because I know it’s around the house. I got this as a replacement and it’s a very nice replacement. It’s super light (actually returned another one because it was too heavy), extremely sharp and the locking mechanism is nice. After using my Keshaw for 4 years, there are differences…can’t say better or worse…just “different”. Overall, great blade, easy opening, I play with the locking mechanism (just when I’m bored), light, and durable. The only thing I’d change is that the clip itself is a tad too “beefy”. Probably just because the dividend knife was smaller and I was used to that.

Very cool looking small pocket knife, good quality and very unique looking. My only complaint is its a bit small for my personal taste but its still a good quality knife for the money and very light weight.

I love the blade shape and design, but the lock mechanism is very sticky and the release button must be depressed very hard in order to release the lock. I have 12 Civivi knives and have been very happy with them. This is the first one that I have not been completely satisfied with the lock mechanism. It is a small knife but functions very well. Love the color of the handle and the blade. After using the knife for 3 months, the button lock release has become very smooth and easy. I am changing my review to 5 stars. It is a small knife and may not fit everyone's hand. I have medium sized hands and feel that it is a little small, although I love everything else about the knife.

Civivi makes the best budget pocket knifes. This is smaller than I thought it would be but I like smaller knifes so it is perfect size for me. It’s super sharp out of the box. It looks awesome also. And the button lock is so easy and fidgety and it has a great deep carry pocket clip which I love.

Excellent and surprisingly lightweight folding knife. Makes a strong visual statement, and works terrifically. Very distinctive looking compared to most knives. Doesn't have the best hand feel, since some of the edges are a bit abrupt. But I tend to be picky about that. Probably fine for most people. Very sharp on delivery, and good steel for the blade.

Light, very quiet/smooth action, and a nice solid button-lock. :-)

Loved this little pocket knife! It has a super sharp blade right out of the box. Stays sharp. The belt clip is very sub-par; It got bent and slightly twisted very easily and is useless at its job. I find the knife flying out of my pocket, scattering on the ground and opening on its own. Instead of a pocket knife, it’s become a junk drawer knife that goes in a zippered pouch when hiking and camping.