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CIVIVI Elementum C907C-DS3 - Black Damascus Drop Point - Shredded CF / Copper Shred - Liner Lock Flipper Folder

  • CIVIVI Elementum C907C-DS3 - Black Damascus Drop Point - Shredded CF / Copper Shred - Liner Lock Flipper Folder
  • CIVIVI Elementum C907C-DS3 - Black Damascus Drop Point - Shredded CF / Copper Shred - Liner Lock Flipper Folder
  • CIVIVI Elementum C907C-DS3 - Black Damascus Drop Point - Shredded CF / Copper Shred - Liner Lock Flipper Folder
  • CIVIVI Elementum C907C-DS3 - Black Damascus Drop Point - Shredded CF / Copper Shred - Liner Lock Flipper Folder
  • CIVIVI Elementum C907C-DS3 - Black Damascus Drop Point - Shredded CF / Copper Shred - Liner Lock Flipper Folder
  • CIVIVI Elementum C907C-DS3 - Black Damascus Drop Point - Shredded CF / Copper Shred - Liner Lock Flipper Folder
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SKU: WE-C907C-DS3
$97.75
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BRANDCIVIVI Knives
PRODUCT TYPEKnives
PRODUCT CATEGORYFolding
OVERALL LENGTH6.99"
CLOSED LENGTH4.03"
BLADE LENGTH2.96"
BLADE STEELDamascus
BLADE TYPEDrop Point
BLADE EDGEPlain
BLADE GRINDHollow
LOCKING MECHANISMLiner Lock
HANDLE MATERIALCarbon Fiber, Resin
CARRYTip-Up
OPENING MECHANISMFlipper
ORIGINChina
WEIGHT2.74 oz.
BLADE FINISHBlack Hand Rubbed
STEEL TYPEDamascus
MODELElementum

CIVIVI Knives: CIVIVI Elementum Knife, Black Damascus Blade, Shredded CF / Copper Shred, WE-C907CDS3


The C907C-DS3 CIVIVI Elementum is an eyecatching EDC produced by CIVIVI, a subsidiary of WE Knife Company, that features a 2.96 inch drop point blade made of Damascus steel, .12 inches thick, with a Rockwell hardness of 58-60, black hand rubbed finish, a hollow grind, notched thumb rest for secure grip and a flipper for ambidextrous one hand opening. The unusual shredded carbon fiber and copper shred handle, 4.03 inches closed, has a clear resin coat, pivot with caged ceramic ball bearing support for smooth opening, black stainless steel liners for strength, a sturdy liner lock, lanyard hole and a removable deep carry stainless steel pocket clip mounted at the butt end. This WE CIVIVI Elementum Knife has an overall open length of 6.99 inches, and it weighs 2.74 ounces. Made in China.

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average rating 80%
Way too machined brah 02/27/2023
By Golo
I gave this a better rating becauseKnivesPlus laser engraved my dogs name on it. Lol.
It’s not a great knife because it wasn’t really designed by a real knife designer..
This knife is small in hand but the inferior design of handle butt gives it less grip on little pinky. They shouldn’t have rounded butt, it just doesn’t feel good in grip. Civili should grind/sand liner edges to take away some of the weirdness and make this feel like a real pocket knife too. I don’t like the black liners. The cutouts in handles for lanyard are just plain novice work, can’t your workers drill? would’ve rather had this knife had a squared butt so I could grind a better shaped handle on it. And no lanyard hole thank you… full handle scales please?! The shiniest thing in the knife is the stupid C on pivot. That’s just shows horrible taste on Civilis part. The back handle looks good but 1/4 of front handle has no copper in it.
Black oxide coating ruins Damascus blade. Who thought of that?