CIVIVI Odium Small Folding Knife –2.65" Stonewashed D2 blade, G10 Handle, Ball Bearings Pivot, Flipper Opening Knife with Reversible Deep Carry Clip C2010A (Gray)

The CIVIVI Odium small folding knife is a testament to precision craftsmanship and functional design. Boasting a compact and ergonomic profile, this folding knife seamlessly merges style with utility. The D2 steel blade, with its exceptional hardness and edge retention, ensures durability and sharpness for a variety of cutting tasks.The flipper deployment and ball-bearing pivot mechanism provide smooth and swift one-handed operation, making it a practical choice for everyday carry. The contoured G-10 handle not only offers a secure grip but also adds a touch of sophistication. The liner lock mechanism guarantees safety during use, and the reversible pocket clip enhances versatility in carry options.Whether used for daily chores or as a backup tool, the CIVIVI Odium small folding knife excels in functionality and aesthetics, making it a reliable companion for outdoor enthusiasts and everyday carry aficionados alike. With its attention to detail and quality materials, this knife is a commendable addition to any collection especially at the price point.

This knife is an incredible value. It's the perfect size to pocket carry with the clip and the curvature of the butt end flows with my pockets so it doesn't snag. It's very sharp out of the box, and the action is fantastic. All forms of opening feel great, especially spidey-flicks since it has an oversized opening allowing a range of hand sizes and styles to perform them. It looks and feels great but is inexpensive enough that you won't hesitate putting it to work. I like this knife so much that this is my second one (nothing wrong with the first, I just saw this one on sale in a different color so I bought it).

This is perfect for those lite days. Sharp blade, smooth action, lite weight.

I like the sharpness of the knife and its shape. Also, the blade had a thick back with a nice set of groove marks to place the thumb. Initially, I bought the baby benter, but the handle was slightly small for me even if the blade was perfect, so the handle size of the odium is better, even though I didn't have to buy a blade approaching 3 inches and got one closer to 2.5 or smaller, like I initially intended.

Just received my Civivi Odium in stonewashed gray. It is a small EDC pocket knife, noticeable as soon as it was unboxed. Small enough that even opening with flipper, I felt a bit hesitant, as the blade is super slicey (sharp) right out of the box. I wouldn’t want my finger getting too close to that blade. Liner lock seems strong, offering no give when applying some force, but closing the knife, you need to make sure fingers are clear. Knife barely fits in my hand; maybe 3/4 of my hand. Blade looks beautiful, but with handle being so small, my hand gets too close to the blade… as if I was holding a small Swiss Army knife. The other thing, going back to the handle…. It just looks like cheap plastic…. I have other Civivi Knives and the G10 handles are much nicer… on this Odium, the scales are barely pronounced; look almost worn down, creating a slippier grip than, say, my Elementum. Not sure if I want to keep… I am on the fence, as this could be a great utility knife or something to keep in my glove box in case of an emergency?!?!?! 30/ 70 keep or return…. We’ll see.

This small EDC knife has a generous forward finger choil, allowing you to use a full hand grip making it one of the most comfortable small EDCs around! Another plus is the comfort of the jumping, it's smooth and doesn't bite the finger. It's one of my favorite knives. Another killer Ferrum Forge design made by CIVIVI

Don’t buy knifes from these guys until the fix the clip.So this was my first knife With civivi and I thought it was my fault the flimsy clip was way away from the knife with no way to get it back into shape and get it to clip to my pants again, but after reading the reviews it’s their cheap metal clip is the issue. I bought a second one later and it did the same thing.Returned the second one, the first one I’m stuck with so…

I rarely immediately write a review. However, this one has more that met my expectations.CIVIVI is now the king of the budget brands and definitely has raised the bar.I prefer small pocket knives with dress clothes. For years I enjoyed the Kershaw Scallion (assisted opening).And recently, I've enjoyed CJRB's Ria. But the Odium...Wow, top notch.Style, weight, finish in hand (scales and finger choils), feels really good.