Civivi Products
Civivi - Messer & EDC
Civivi Titanium Clip Purple
€20.00
Color:
Purple
Civivi Titanium Clip Purple
Pack of 2 50mm, 55mm clip with recessed screw hole Screws not included
Civivi Circulus Black Stonewashed
€63.00
Civivi Circulus Black Stonewashed Fixed Knife Ostap Hel Design Drop point blade made of 10Cr15CoMoV with nylon lanyard bead
black Kydex sheath included
Civivi Mini Praxis Green G10
€37.00
Civivi Mini Praxis Green G10 G10 handle Drop Point blade made of D2 Black Stonewashed blade finish
Civivi Mini Praxis Black G10
€37.00
Civivi Mini Praxis Black G10 G10 handle Drop Point blade made of D2 Satin blade finish
Civivi Button Lock Elementum II Natural G10
€75.00
Civivi Button Lock Elementum II Natural G10
G10 handle
Nitro-V blade steel
drop point blade
Hollow blade grind
Black stonewashed blade finish
Civivi Baby Banter Cuibourtia Wood
€74.00
Civivi Baby Banter Cuibourtia Wood
Ben Petersen Design
Cuibourtia wood handle scales
Drop Point blade
Black Stonewashed blade finish
NitroV steel
The Banter from WE Knife has quickly established itself as one of the best EDC pocket knives around. No wonder: this Ben Peterson design (Knafs, ex-Blade HQ) is so handy and functional that it simply works well in everyday life.
The Baby Banter is not only slightly smaller, but also uses a different steel. But first things first: there's the slightly different handle, which offers enough room for all 4 fingers thanks to a small finger recess at the base of the blade. Thanks to the universal shape, the Baby Banter is perfectly suitable for small to medium-sized hands. Only with very large hands you might better reach for the WE Knife Banter. Thanks to the finger choil, you can reach very close to the cutting edge and thus put a lot of force into the cutting movement (for example, when carving).
The blade steel used here is Nitro-V stainless steel, which has been given a blackwash finish. This nitrogen-alloyed steel is very resistant and offers versatile possibilities in use. Should the cutting edge ever become blunt, it can be quickly resharpened. A smooth blade action is provided by the built-in ball bearings, so that the Baby Banter also has a certain amount of fun. The whole thing is rounded off by a convertible deep-carry pocket clip that allows your Baby Banter to disappear discreetly in your pocket.
Civi Baby Banter Ivory G10
€76.50
Civi Baby Banter Ivory G10
compact EDC knife
Ben Petersen design
Red Painted Nitro-V steel
flat blade grind
Small update
WE Knife's Banter has quickly established itself as one of the best EDC pocket knives around. No wonder: this Ben Peterson design (Knafs, ex-Blade HQ) is so handy and functional that it simply works well in everyday life.
Now Ben has gone one better and brought out an even more compact version of the knife in collaboration with Civivi. The Baby Banter is not only a little smaller, but also uses a different steel. But first things first: there is the slightly modified handle, which offers enough space for all 4 fingers thanks to a small finger recess at the base of the blade. Thanks to the universal shape, the Baby Banter is perfectly suitable for small to medium-sized hands. Only with very large hands, you might better reach for the WE Knife Banter. Thanks to the finger choil, you can reach very close to the cutting edge and thus put a lot of force into the cutting movement (for example, when carving). Like its big brother, the Banter is equipped with handle scales made of robust G10.
The blade steel used here is stainless Nitro-V steel, which has been given a blackwash finish. This nitrogen-alloyed steel is very resistant and offers versatile possibilities in use. Should the cutting edge ever become blunt, it can be quickly resharpened. A smooth blade action is provided by the built-in ball bearings, so that even the Baby Banter can have some fun. The whole thing is rounded off by a convertible deep-carry pocket clip, which makes your Baby Banter discreetly disappear in your pocket.
Civivi Clavi Purple G10
€69.00
Civivi Clavi Purple G10
Ostap Hel Design
G10 handle
Nitro-V blade steel
flat blade grind
Black Stonewashed blade finish
Wharncliffe blade
Civivi Baby Banter Green Micarta
€75.00
Civivi Baby Banter Green Micarta
Ben Petersen Design
Drop point blade
Grey Stonewash Finish
flat blade grind
Civivi Baby Banter Burgundy
€68.50
Civivi Baby Banter Burgundy
Ben Petersen Design
Grey Stonewash Finish
flat blade grind
Civivi Minimis
€59.00
Civivi Minimis Skeletonized One-Piece
Ostap Hel Design
One-Piece Knife
with Kydex sheath
with lanyard and bead
Civivi Minimis Skeletonized One-Piece Black
€59.00
Civivi Minimis Skeletonized One-Piece Black
Ostap Hel Design
One-Piece Knife
with Kydex sheath
with lanyard and bead
Civivi Baby Banter Black Purple Handle
€68.50
Black Stonewashed Finish
Ben-Petersen-Design
compact EDC-Knife
Small update
WE Knife's Banter has quickly established itself as one of the best EDC pocket knives around. No wonder: this Ben Peterson design (Knafs, ex-Blade HQ) is so handy and functional that it simply works well in everyday life.
Now Ben has gone one better and brought out an even more compact version of the knife in collaboration with Civivi. The Baby Banter is not only a little smaller, but also uses a different steel. But first things first: there is the slightly modified handle, which offers enough space for all 4 fingers thanks to a small finger recess at the base of the blade. Thanks to the universal shape, the Baby Banter is perfectly suitable for small to medium-sized hands. Only with very large hands, you might better reach for the WE Knife Banter. Thanks to the finger choil, you can reach very close to the cutting edge and thus put a lot of force into the cutting movement (for example, when carving). Like its big brother, the Banter is equipped with handle scales made of robust G10.
The blade steel used here is stainless Nitro-V steel, which has been given a blackwash finish. This nitrogen-alloyed steel is very resistant and offers versatile possibilities in use. Should the cutting edge ever become blunt, it can be quickly resharpened. A smooth blade action is provided by the built-in ball bearings, so that even the Baby Banter can have some fun. The whole thing is rounded off by a convertible deep-carry pocket clip, which makes your Baby Banter discreetly disappear in your pocket.
Civivi Baby Banter Black Black Handle
€70.00
Civivi Baby Banter Black Black Handle
Black Stonewashed Finish
Ben-Petersen-Design
compact EDC-Knife
Small update
WE Knife's Banter has quickly established itself as one of the best EDC pocket knives around. No wonder: this Ben Peterson design (Knafs, ex-Blade HQ) is so handy and functional that it simply works well in everyday life.
Now Ben has gone one better and brought out an even more compact version of the knife in collaboration with Civivi. The Baby Banter is not only a little smaller, but also uses a different steel. But first things first: there is the slightly modified handle, which offers enough space for all 4 fingers thanks to a small finger recess at the base of the blade. Thanks to the universal shape, the Baby Banter is perfectly suitable for small to medium-sized hands. Only with very large hands, you might better reach for the WE Knife Banter. Thanks to the finger choil, you can reach very close to the cutting edge and thus put a lot of force into the cutting movement (for example, when carving). Like its big brother, the Banter is equipped with handle scales made of robust G10.
The blade steel used here is stainless Nitro-V steel, which has been given a blackwash finish. This nitrogen-alloyed steel is very resistant and offers versatile possibilities in use. Should the cutting edge ever become blunt, it can be quickly resharpened. A smooth blade action is provided by the built-in ball bearings, so that even the Baby Banter can have some fun. The whole thing is rounded off by a convertible deep-carry pocket clip, which makes your Baby Banter discreetly disappear in your pocket.
Civivi Baby Banter Stonewashed Black Handle
€67.00
Civivi Baby Banter Stonewashed Black Handle
Black Stonewashed Finish
Ben-Petersen-Design
compact EDC-Knife
Small update
WE Knife's Banter has quickly established itself as one of the best EDC pocket knives around. No wonder: this Ben Peterson design (Knafs, ex-Blade HQ) is so handy and functional that it simply works well in everyday life.
Now Ben has gone one better and brought out an even more compact version of the knife in collaboration with Civivi. The Baby Banter is not only a little smaller, but also uses a different steel. But first things first: there is the slightly modified handle, which offers enough space for all 4 fingers thanks to a small finger recess at the base of the blade. Thanks to the universal shape, the Baby Banter is perfectly suitable for small to medium-sized hands. Only with very large hands, you might better reach for the WE Knife Banter. Thanks to the finger choil, you can reach very close to the cutting edge and thus put a lot of force into the cutting movement (for example, when carving). Like its big brother, the Banter is equipped with handle scales made of robust G10.
The blade steel used here is stainless Nitro-V steel, which has been given a stonewash finish. This nitrogen-alloyed steel is very resistant and offers versatile possibilities in use. Should the cutting edge ever become blunt, it can be quickly resharpened. A smooth blade action is provided by the built-in ball bearings, so that even the Baby Banter can have some fun. The whole thing is rounded off by a convertible deep-carry pocket clip, which makes your Baby Banter discreetly disappear in your pocket.
Civivi Baby Banter Black Blue Handle
€68.50
Civivi Baby Banter Black Blue Handle
Black Stonewashed Finish
Ben-Petersen-Design
compact EDC-Knife
Small update
WE Knife's Banter has quickly established itself as one of the best EDC pocket knives around. No wonder: this Ben Peterson design (Knafs, ex-Blade HQ) is so handy and functional that it simply works well in everyday life.
Now Ben has gone one better and brought out an even more compact version of the knife in collaboration with Civivi. The Baby Banter is not only a little smaller, but also uses a different steel. But first things first: there is the slightly modified handle, which offers enough space for all 4 fingers thanks to a small finger recess at the base of the blade. Thanks to the universal shape, the Baby Banter is perfectly suitable for small to medium-sized hands. Only with very large hands, you might better reach for the WE Knife Banter. Thanks to the finger choil, you can reach very close to the cutting edge and thus put a lot of force into the cutting movement (for example, when carving). Like its big brother, the Banter is equipped with handle scales made of robust G10.
The blade steel used here is stainless Nitro-V steel, which has been given a blackwash finish. This nitrogen-alloyed steel is very resistant and offers versatile possibilities in use. Should the cutting edge ever become blunt, it can be quickly resharpened. A smooth blade action is provided by the built-in ball bearings, so that even the Baby Banter can have some fun. The whole thing is rounded off by a convertible deep-carry pocket clip, which makes your Baby Banter discreetly disappear in your pocket.
Civivi KI-V Natural G10
€49.90
Civivi KI-V Natural G10
compact boxcutter
Ostap Hel Design
handle made from G10 Blade is made from 9cr18MoV
Nerd Knife
When Ostap Hel is in the game, things get exciting. If you've been following us for a while or even listening to our podcast, you may have noticed that we are absolute fans of Ostap's designs. So it was clear that the Ki-V definitely had to come into our program.
Here you get an EDC pocket knife that is truly a mini EDC. The Ki-V is Ostap Hel's first collaboration with Civivi and is intended as a small office pocket knife for the lightest everyday cutting tasks. The lack of a lock also makes it portable almost anywhere, so you should basically never have a problem with this little pocket knife. The design of the knife is based on the classic Kiridashi knives of Japan and features a highly modern look despite the historical background. To prevent the blade from simply falling back when open, a liner with your detent ball presses down on the blade root, creating a sort of flip-joint mechanism. The front flipper and ball bearings make for a lot of fun in the office and annoyed colleagues. For the blade steel, Civivi relies on the proven 9CR18MOV, which can be easily resharpened and is extremely rust-resistant. The handle is made out of natural g10.
The story behind the name of the model is interesting: The Ki stands for "Kiridashi" while the V alludes to the many, V-shaped angles of the knife. By the way, the knife is pronounced "Kiwi", which together with the manufacturer's name makes for a funny combination with quite a few Is. By the way, Ostap Hel got the idea for the name while playing Cyberpunk 2077 - here, one of the main characters is simply called "V".
So if you're looking for a cool nerd knife or need something very compact for the office, the KI-V from Civi would definitely be worth considering.
Civivi KI-V Ivory G10
€49.90
Civivi KI-V Ivory G10
compact boxcutter
Ostap Hel Design
handle made from G10 Blade is made from 9cr18MoV
Nerd Knife
When Ostap Hel is in the game, things get exciting. If you've been following us for a while or even listening to our podcast, you may have noticed that we are absolute fans of Ostap's designs. So it was clear that the Ki-V definitely had to come into our program.
Here you get an EDC pocket knife that is truly a mini EDC. The Ki-V is Ostap Hel's first collaboration with Civivi and is intended as a small office pocket knife for the lightest everyday cutting tasks. The lack of a lock also makes it portable almost anywhere, so you should basically never have a problem with this little pocket knife. The design of the knife is based on the classic Kiridashi knives of Japan and features a highly modern look despite the historical background. To prevent the blade from simply falling back when open, a liner with your detent ball presses down on the blade root, creating a sort of flip-joint mechanism. The front flipper and ball bearings make for a lot of fun in the office and annoyed colleagues. For the blade steel, Civivi relies on the proven 9CR18MOV, which can be easily resharpened and is extremely rust-resistant. The handle is made out of black G10.
The story behind the name of the model is interesting: The Ki stands for "Kiridashi" while the V alludes to the many, V-shaped angles of the knife. By the way, the knife is pronounced "Kiwi", which together with the manufacturer's name makes for a funny combination with quite a few Is. By the way, Ostap Hel got the idea for the name while playing Cyberpunk 2077 - here, one of the main characters is simply called "V".
So if you're looking for a cool nerd knife or need something very compact for the office, the KI-V from Civi would definitely be worth considering.
Civivi C-Quill Pen Aluminium Gray
€47.90
Civivi C-Quill gray Aluminum
hard anodized aluminum
tactical pen bayonet latch
Click...Clack...Click...Clack
The Civivi C-Quill not only looks good, but has a bayonet latch that is so "snappy" it's addictive. The spring tension and the little pin are so well matched that you can't help but....click...clack...click...well, you know.
The entire pin is milled from hard anodized aluminum, which provides on the one hand a high stability and on the other hand a low weight. While the grip piece has a pleasant round milling, the rear part was provided with a large, somewhat reminiscent of the Umnumzaan of Chris Reeve milling. The clip ensures that the C-Quill Pen sits securely in your pocket. Also with Civivi applies: no real Tactical Pen without glass breaker. Therefore, the C-Quill was given a small ceramic ball, which can break glass in an emergency.
Civivi Elementum Cuibourtia Wood
€75.00
Civivi Elementum Cuibourtia Wood
Sturdy EDC Knife
Flippertap
brown Cuibourtia wood Scales
The everyday mans knife
One of the first and probably the most famous knife from Civivi is the Elementum. Here, the manufacturer has actually managed to create a pocket knife in the best sense of the word: a companion that you can take with you everywhere and use for a large part of everyday cutting tasks.
The handle of the Element is essentially two milled steel liners, the edges of which have been nicely rounded for an opral hand grip. This allows you to work with the Element beautifully without creating a hotspot. In addition, the liner lock can be conveniently unlocked. Handle scales made of brown Cuibourtia wood were screwed onto the liners, which give the knife a good feel thanks to their velvety-soft texture. For a clean look, the logo of the manufacturer was cleverly integrated into the counter piece of the pivot screw, so that no superfluous inscription is necessary.
The blade, which runs on bronze washers and has a fine satin finish, can be effortlessly shot out of the hilt with the flipper tab, so that fun is virtually guaranteed. The absolute highlight of the Elementum is clearly the blade made of D2 tool steel, in this version with a blackwash-finish: here a hollow grind is used, which was ground out to approx. 0.4mm material behind the cutting edge. This makes this knife an incredible cutting monster. Together with the tapered swedge, the Civi Elementum gets a sporty and racy look, which is still very "socially friendly".
What also amazes is the price: here you get a pocket knife, which is a real everyday tool and may be taken quite hard without you having to worry. By the way: the deep-carry clip ensures that you can carry your element very discreetly without half a pocket knife sticking out of the pocket of your jeans.
Civivi Elementum Micarta Green
€62.00
Civivi Elementum Micarta Green
Sturdy EDC Knife
Flippertap
Micarta Scales
The everyday mans knife
One of the first and probably the most famous knife from Civivi is the Elementum. Here, the manufacturer has actually managed to create a pocket knife in the best sense of the word: a companion that you can take with you everywhere and use for a large part of everyday cutting tasks.
The handle of the Element is essentially two milled steel liners, the edges of which have been nicely rounded for an opral hand grip. This allows you to work with the Element beautifully without creating a hotspot. In addition, the liner lock can be conveniently unlocked. Handle scales made of brown micarta were screwed onto the liners, which give the knife a good feel thanks to their velvety-soft texture. For a clean look, the logo of the manufacturer was cleverly integrated into the counter piece of the pivot screw, so that no superfluous inscription is necessary.
The blade, which runs on bronze washers and has a fine satin finish, can be effortlessly shot out of the hilt with the flipper tab, so that fun is virtually guaranteed. The absolute highlight of the Elementum is clearly the blade made of D2 tool steel: here a hollow grind is used, which was ground out to approx. 0.4mm material behind the cutting edge. This makes this knife an incredible cutting monster. Together with the tapered swedge, the Civi Elementum gets a sporty and racy look, which is still very "socially friendly".
What also amazes is the price: here you get a pocket knife, which is a real everyday tool and may be taken quite hard without you having to worry. By the way: the deep-carry clip ensures that you can carry your element very discreetly without half a pocket knife sticking out of the pocket of your jeans.
Civivi Coronet Pen Titanium with Spinnercap Black
€79.00
Civivi Coronet Spinner Pen Black
Milled from Titanium
Spinning Cap
Schmidt Easyflow
Spinning around
The Civivi Coronet Spinner Pen guarantees fun in the office, in the home office or in a boring video conference.
The pen is completely milled from solid titanium and finished with a black finsish. For a better grip, the grip piece was provided with a milled pattern that reminds a bit of Chris Reeves Umnumzaan. To prevent you from losing your Coronet Pen, the pen has a 3D milled titanium clip. The Coronet is opened via a bayonet catch that locks on both sides.
The special feature of this pen is the ball bearing Fidget Spiner on the top. Just give it a little swing with your thumb and indulge in the addictive factor.
