Folding knives
Folding knives have a folding blade and their main advantage is compact size. Folding knives are also called pocket knives. Some folding knives may have a sheath for carrying a knife on a belt, others have a clip. The folding pocket knife can have a handle made of a variety of materials - wood, titanium, G10, micarta, carbon fiber, aluminum, antler, or horn. An important feature of the folding knife is the lock, which ensures the safe use of the knife and reduces the risk of injury. The most common lock types are liner lock, frame lock, back lock, or slipjoint. Maintenance of the folding knife is important for its proper function. The knife should be cleaned after use and the opening mechanism should be lubricated from time to time.
A folding knife Civivi Ortis C2013A made of 9Cr18Mov steel and with a FRN polymer handle (glass fibre reinforced nylon). 8.2 cm long blade.
A folding knife Civivi Ortis C2013C made of 9Cr18Mov steel and with a FRN polymer handle (glass fibre reinforced nylon). 8.2 cm long blade.
A folding knife Civivi Ortis C2013D made of 9Cr18Mov steel and with a FRN polymer handle (glass fibre reinforced nylon). 8.2 cm long blade.
A folding knife Civivi Praxis C803F made of 9Cr18Mov stainless steel and with a G10 handle. 9.5 cm long blade.
Elegant folding knife with a wooden handle and stainless steel blade. The Civivi Praxis is an EDC knife with a unique appearance. The blade made of 9Cr18Mov stainless steel with...
A folding knife Civivi Praxis C803I made of 9Cr18Mov carbon steel and with a carbon fibre handle. 9.5 cm long blade.
A folding knife Civivi Praxis C803J made of 9Cr18Mov carbon steel and with a carbon fibre handle. 9.5 cm long blade.