CIVIVI Vision FG Pocket Knife for EDC, Superlock Folding Knife with 3.54" Reverse Tanto Nitro-V Blade G-10 Handle, Ideal Gift for Men Women C22036-1

The nitri V blade came plenty sharp out of the boxThe scales have just the right amount of gripThe design of the lock on this knife is amazing it is very strong and yet very easy to useThis knife is incredibly fidget friendlyThe weight is good in relation to the blade lengthThe only negative for me was the pocket clip was a bit of a hot spot i swapped it out for a Civivi titanium pocket clip and that took care of the issue for meAll around a great knife for the money it is a perfect daily carry knife at the. Price point you can use this knife and abuse it it takes a good edge and is easily replaced at this price pointI own a Damascus version as well and have given several away as giftsHighly recommended

The CIVIVI Vision FG is like the office superhero you never knew you needed—a perfect blend of style, strength, and sharpness. The 3.54” Reverse Tanto Nitro-V blade is no joke. It’s tough, holds an edge like a pro, and slices through everything with precision. Whether you're tackling the everyday grind or pretending to be a survivalist, this blade has your back.The G-10 black handle? Comfy and grippy—it feels secure in hand, even when you’re drenched in sweat from your latest ‘Why did I think this was a good idea?’ moment. It’s ergonomic, durable, and gives you that confident grip that says, "I can handle it."But let’s not forget the Superlock mechanism—this thing locks up so tight, it could be a family heirloom passed down through generations of warriors. Smooth deployment and a solid lockup give you that sweet, satisfying feeling when you open it. The deep-carry pocket clip is perfect for a low profile, making sure you look like a secret agent on his lunch break.The Vision FG is big, tough, and built for real-world use. If you want a knife that performs as good as it looks, this is it.Final Verdict: 10/10, would flip open just to impress myself.

This is a well constructed folding knife. The fit is so precise that simply holding it at a 40° angle ( butt side up ) and pulling the lock bar back swings the blade open. It closes just as effortlessly when disengaging the lock with the knife held at the same angle, blade side up. The ball bearings in the pivot tightly glide against the titanium nitride coating like warm butter on glass and there's no movement in the blade when locked open. Thumb studs are perfectly placed for my hand, to effortlessly pop the blade out.With thumb studs on both sides of the blade, a spine mounted lock and a pocket clip that can be moved to the other side, this is a truly ambidextrous pocket knife.I find it very attractive and unique. The PEI scales really play with the light. It almost glows in the sun and the blacked out blade and hardware provide great visual contrast.It's comfortable enough in its ergonomics for edc tasks though I can see where it could produce hotspots for some hands in extended use, particularly if one is gripping tightly for long periods and bearing down hard into cuts requiring force. The construction should hold up well if one needs to use it harder.Blade to handle ratio is excellent. The tip is low enough that scoring or utility cuts are easy and the design lends itself well to cutting on a surface without smashing ones fingers and handle against the medium. Nitro-V blade steel is very good when heat treated properly and I've always found Civivi does a good job with it. It's pretty responsive to a strop and sharpens back up nicely when the time finally comes. Short of getting dings or chips in your edge, a strop with some stropping compound can greatly extend the edge on Nitro-V before it needs a proper sharpening.I don't often buy two of the same model but I liked the ivory G-10 and damascus bladded one so much, I had to pick this one up too. It's a good enough knife that if I lost it, I'd immediately buy another one.Well done, Civivi.

Best Civivi action, and they all run (in my limited experience) smooth and fast on those caged bearing. Drops shut. Weight of bigger blade may be strong factor. In any case, feels just right in hand. Instantly fell for it (arrived just over an hour ago). Just feels good and right, satisfying, to open and close, and I just knew it was a super well made knife. No surprise I'm still a huge Civivi fan after this one (the fifth in my collection). Even more so now. Very excited too carry and use. Dig the deep carry pocket clip. That's all then.