Brazen Folding Knife, Button Lock Pocket Knife with 3.46'' Swedish 14C28N Tanto Blade, Ultra-Grip G10 Handle, Low Profile Clip for EDC C19059C-2 (OD Green)

Went on the hunt for a general tanto bladed EDC pocket knife. I must of went through 25 pages of research to find a sensible priced knife with a good general buy in from the public. I have considered higher priced blades such as Kershaw or Benchmade but just could not justify paying up to $300.Received the product in question and it feels, looks, and opens like the high priced ones! Sharpness is superb, but we’ll see over time. All 3 features of this knife are flawless! The push button feature is smooth, the top notch opener is smooth, and the last double knob (for me) maybe a little more difficult but nevertheless works fine.Not sure if I can say that there is actual G10 armor on the outside, but looks and feel secure, hearty, sturdy. The body of this knife does give speculation to the overall girth per se as the ultimate business end locks up flawlessly but only has a footprint of 1/3 of the total knife. Lockup is tight, sturdy with no slop.I have included my other EDC knife; a Buck folder to illustrate overall size. The knife being reviewed certainly has a lot more surface area in regards to the blade itself but while handling it certainly compliments the entire knife.So, overall I went on a limb on a China model so we’ll see. I don’t think I’ll be down and out if the knife fails as it’s certainly way under to what a Benchmade costs. The nice thing with this purchase is that it comes with a nice fury lined zippered case and plenty of literature. The manufacturer does state a lifetime warranty as well.I’ll recommend for now as it’s a good purchase for the price.Update: after further observations that this folder has the option to re-direct the pocket clip to accommodate an ambidextrous fitting as the knife has tapped inserts to go either side.After 1 week of service that this folder has held up to daily EDC expectations- I’m impressed

Nice knife, nice quality, good function. Worth the money. The blade deployment is a smooth and effortless action and it fits the hand perfectly. Not to big and not too small so carry in pocket is good. Good looking knife

Supper supper sharp out of the box a nice beautiful blade and a good slightly heavy weight to it and comes and is a cheap price but well made

I will be honest, I did not expect much from this knife, but I went ahead and bought it based on how it looked and I'm aware of Civivi. This knife really surprised me! There are 3 different ways to open it, it is easy to open close one handed, and is very well made. Also, I put this on a work sharp pro knife sharpener and the edge got unbelievably sharp, and actually held it for a while. This is a great knife and I highly recommend. I was so impressed I bought one of Civivi's damascus blades and even that was a great knife incredibly sharp as well and very beautiful. The Civivi deserves more credit and notability that it has because they really do make great knives.

This is my 'fancy carry' for special occasions. The button lock is smooth and satisfying, and the blade is razor sharp. Feels solid in hand, and the design is sleek and stylish. Definitely stands out in my collection.

Came pretty dull. The old Buck canoe it replaced was sharper. Sharpening is not the first thing I want to do with a new tanto blade. That was a big bummer.Knife feels awesome, great size, deployment is rock solid and super, super smooth. It's next level for a knife at this price point. G10 feels great. Color is a little goofy, especially in a tanto config. But I'm a goofy guy. I like it. It reminds me of old coke bottles.4 stars because I had to sharpen this knife out of the box, not a huge deal - but it's a tanto. C'mon.

My favorite blade profile, smooth action. Perfect EDC knife.

Excellent knife. Flawless fit and finish. Buttery smooth action. About as good as Benchmade, except perhaps not super premium steel. Excellent value knife.