--- product_id: 149362996 title: "Elementum Pocket Knife, 2.96\" D2 Blade G10 Handle C907A | Deep Carry Clip, Textured Grabby Handle, Liner Lock, Lightweigt for Men Women Outdoor EDC" brand: "civivi" price: "€ 97.38" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Civivi" url: https://www.desertcart.fr/products/149362996-elementum-pocket-knife-2-96-d2-blade-g10-handle-c907a store_origin: FR region: France --- # 2.96" D2 steel blade 2.89 oz ultra-lightweight Ergonomic G10 handle grip Elementum Pocket Knife, 2.96" D2 Blade G10 Handle C907A | Deep Carry Clip, Textured Grabby Handle, Liner Lock, Lightweigt for Men Women Outdoor EDC **Brand:** civivi **Price:** € 97.38 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔪 Elevate your EDC game with precision and style — don’t get left behind! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Elementum Pocket Knife, 2.96" D2 Blade G10 Handle C907A | Deep Carry Clip, Textured Grabby Handle, Liner Lock, Lightweigt for Men Women Outdoor EDC by civivi - **How much does it cost?** € 97.38 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fr](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/149362996-elementum-pocket-knife-2-96-d2-blade-g10-handle-c907a) ## Best For - civivi enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted civivi brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Lifetime Warranty:** Built to last with a guarantee against defects in material and workmanship - • **Ergonomic G10 Handle:** Textured grip ensures secure handling in any situation - • **Smooth Flipper Action:** Effortless blade deployment for quick, reliable access - • **Featherlight Portability:** Weighs just 2.89 oz for effortless everyday carry - • **Precision D2 Steel Blade:** Durable, sharp edge that holds up under daily use ## Overview The CIVIVI Elementum Pocket Knife features a 2.96-inch D2 steel blade paired with a lightweight 2.89 oz G10 handle, delivering a perfect balance of durability and portability. Designed for both men and women, its smooth flipper mechanism and ergonomic grip make it ideal for everyday tasks like carving, hiking, and peeling. Backed by a lifetime warranty, this folding knife combines high-quality materials and thoughtful craftsmanship to stand out in the crowded EDC market. ## Description Buy CIVIVI Elementum Pocket Knife, 2.96" D2 Blade G10 Handle C907A | Deep Carry Clip, Textured Grabby Handle, Liner Lock, Lightweigt for Men Women Outdoor EDC: Pocket Knives & Folding Knives - desertcart.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases Review: Unexpectedly, it's actually pretty great! - I'd never heard of the Civivi brand. I assumed it was another one of those generic cheap Chinese brands that just sells the leftovers from factory runs, something like that. Now, there are tons of knife snobs out there who'll probably laugh at me for saying it, but this knife is actually pretty good. And it turns out, the guys who make it seem to actually care about making good knives. The steel itself feels sold, not to brittle, not mushy. It's been holding an edge nicely. Of course, one doesn't judge a knife by the factory edge, that's like judging a TV based on what the picture looked like at Costco—as in, it doesn't at all represent what you're going to get when you use it for real. The only thing the factory edge tells you is that it can *take* an edge, which, well, that's probably most knives you're going to run into. The handle is simple, solid, and comfortable. The blade shape is new to me, I've never owned this style of blade, but is comfortable to use when actually knifing things with a knife that need to be knifed. It's easy to maneuver usefully. Opening and closure is easy and straightforward, no struggling with it at all. The Elementum feels maybe a little heavier than it ought to. I suspect that's a sign of the thickness of the blade, but again, I'm no expert. It's comfortable enough to keep on hand normally, in a purse or even an actual pocket. This is the size of knife that, if you're a chick, you can easily carry if you have one of those "Thanks! It has POCKETS!" garments. As in, you don't need anything huge, just bigger than the average women's pocket. If you carry a purse (or a man bag or whatever, I just call mine a purse) it plops right in there and I'm perfectly happy just letting it swim around in the bottom of the bag. They do give you a simple, kinda cheap-feeling zip up nylon case for it, if you're worried about sand or random junk in the bottom of your bag. Overall, the whole thing feels like—despite not being a big brand—something made with care and attention to detail, using surprisingly decent material. I would gladly buy another Civivi, even though I'd literally never heard of these dudes before I looked them up. Review: CIVIVI Elementum - I've had a lower-end Leatherman multitool for about 25 years. I used it as a utility knife and didn't give it a second thought. Recently, I fell into the EDC / pocket knife rabbit hole and discovered that I really needed a folding knife: something that could serve as both an occasional cutting tool and a fun fidgeting toy. Countless reviews by YouTube personas such as Nick Shabazz, Metal Complex, and the Knife Beater helped me to narrow down to a handful of choices. I went with the Elementum because it seemed like the safest choice: for the materials, reputation for good build quality and action, general purpose drop point blade shape (I was interested in sheepsfoot too, but that is more specialized). I think this could be a good one-knife collection for someone on a budget, if it's possible to show some restraint. I also like Elementum because it avoids "the appearance of a weapon", at least that's my impression. I can imagine a general audience becoming anxious if they see you with a much more aggressive looking knife, even if it has the exact same function. I also wanted a blade under 3" to make the knife compatible more with state laws. The knife has fulfilled my expectations and lived up to the hype. The action was stiff at first, to the point where I couldn't easily flip it all the way open using the flipper tab or flick it closed after unlocking the blade. But after fidgeting around with it for a while, it has loosened up quite a bit and I have no complaints. Overall, the knife feels very high quality: the handle is comfortable and grippy, the liner lock feels good to disengage, and the blade feels sturdy when it is locked. There is enough of a choil to choke up and not cut myself, and the jimping on the back of the blade helps in this mode. The profile, grind, and finish of the blade are visually appealing, and the blade has had no problems with the small cutting tasks I have been using it for. The only caveat for the Elementum that I can think of is the price - at around $50 when I purchased it, it's a little expensive compared to competitors. I like the flipper tab, but if I got something else I would try another deployment mechanism like a thumb stud or thumb hole for a different fidgeting experience. ## Features - Sharp Pocket Knife - Lightweight Folding Knife - Smooth effortless blade opening - Utility Folding Knife - CIVIVI Warranty: Our folding pocket knives provide a lifetime guarantee against defects in material and workmanship ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07VK835TW | | Age Range (Description) | 18 Years and Above | | Age Range Description | 18 Years and Above | | Best Sellers Rank | #50,033 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #161 in Pocket Knives & Folding Knives #288 in Camping Folding Knives | | Blade Edge | Plain | | Blade Length | 2.96 inches | | Blade Material | Alloy Steel | | Blade Shape | Hollow | | Blade Type | Hollow | | Brand | CIVIVI | | Brand Name | CIVIVI | | Color | Black | | Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,910 Reviews | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Handle Material | Fiberglass | | Included Components | CIVC907A | | Item Length | 6.99 inches | | Item Shape | folding | | Item Type Name | Elementum Linerlock Black | | Item Weight | 2.89 ounces | | Manufacturer | CIVIVI | | Model Name | CIVC907A | | Model Number | CIVC907A | | Number of Items | 1 | | Part Number | CIVC907A | | Power Source | Manual | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Recommended Uses For Product | Carving, Hiking, Peeling, Whittling | | Reusability | Reusable | | Size | 3" | | Special Feature | Foldable, Lightweight | | Special Features | Foldable, Lightweight | | Style | Manual | | UPC | 602573774892 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** 18 Years and Above - **Blade Material:** Alloy Steel - **Brand:** CIVIVI - **Color:** Black - **Handle Material:** Fiberglass - **Included Components:** CIVC907A - **Model Name:** CIVC907A - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Carving, Hiking, Peeling, Whittling - **Special Feature:** Foldable, Lightweight - **Style:** Manual ## Images ![Elementum Pocket Knife, 2.96" D2 Blade G10 Handle C907A | Deep Carry Clip, Textured Grabby Handle, Liner Lock, Lightweigt for Men Women Outdoor EDC - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Z9Msc9SvL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unexpectedly, it's actually pretty great! *by J***A on February 16, 2025* I'd never heard of the Civivi brand. I assumed it was another one of those generic cheap Chinese brands that just sells the leftovers from factory runs, something like that. Now, there are tons of knife snobs out there who'll probably laugh at me for saying it, but this knife is actually pretty good. And it turns out, the guys who make it seem to actually care about making good knives. The steel itself feels sold, not to brittle, not mushy. It's been holding an edge nicely. Of course, one doesn't judge a knife by the factory edge, that's like judging a TV based on what the picture looked like at Costco—as in, it doesn't at all represent what you're going to get when you use it for real. The only thing the factory edge tells you is that it can *take* an edge, which, well, that's probably most knives you're going to run into. The handle is simple, solid, and comfortable. The blade shape is new to me, I've never owned this style of blade, but is comfortable to use when actually knifing things with a knife that need to be knifed. It's easy to maneuver usefully. Opening and closure is easy and straightforward, no struggling with it at all. The Elementum feels maybe a little heavier than it ought to. I suspect that's a sign of the thickness of the blade, but again, I'm no expert. It's comfortable enough to keep on hand normally, in a purse or even an actual pocket. This is the size of knife that, if you're a chick, you can easily carry if you have one of those "Thanks! It has POCKETS!" garments. As in, you don't need anything huge, just bigger than the average women's pocket. If you carry a purse (or a man bag or whatever, I just call mine a purse) it plops right in there and I'm perfectly happy just letting it swim around in the bottom of the bag. They do give you a simple, kinda cheap-feeling zip up nylon case for it, if you're worried about sand or random junk in the bottom of your bag. Overall, the whole thing feels like—despite not being a big brand—something made with care and attention to detail, using surprisingly decent material. I would gladly buy another Civivi, even though I'd literally never heard of these dudes before I looked them up. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ CIVIVI Elementum *by A***1 on November 6, 2022* I've had a lower-end Leatherman multitool for about 25 years. I used it as a utility knife and didn't give it a second thought. Recently, I fell into the EDC / pocket knife rabbit hole and discovered that I really needed a folding knife: something that could serve as both an occasional cutting tool and a fun fidgeting toy. Countless reviews by YouTube personas such as Nick Shabazz, Metal Complex, and the Knife Beater helped me to narrow down to a handful of choices. I went with the Elementum because it seemed like the safest choice: for the materials, reputation for good build quality and action, general purpose drop point blade shape (I was interested in sheepsfoot too, but that is more specialized). I think this could be a good one-knife collection for someone on a budget, if it's possible to show some restraint. I also like Elementum because it avoids "the appearance of a weapon", at least that's my impression. I can imagine a general audience becoming anxious if they see you with a much more aggressive looking knife, even if it has the exact same function. I also wanted a blade under 3" to make the knife compatible more with state laws. The knife has fulfilled my expectations and lived up to the hype. The action was stiff at first, to the point where I couldn't easily flip it all the way open using the flipper tab or flick it closed after unlocking the blade. But after fidgeting around with it for a while, it has loosened up quite a bit and I have no complaints. Overall, the knife feels very high quality: the handle is comfortable and grippy, the liner lock feels good to disengage, and the blade feels sturdy when it is locked. There is enough of a choil to choke up and not cut myself, and the jimping on the back of the blade helps in this mode. The profile, grind, and finish of the blade are visually appealing, and the blade has had no problems with the small cutting tasks I have been using it for. The only caveat for the Elementum that I can think of is the price - at around $50 when I purchased it, it's a little expensive compared to competitors. I like the flipper tab, but if I got something else I would try another deployment mechanism like a thumb stud or thumb hole for a different fidgeting experience. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect EDC Blade – Lightweight, Sharp, and Built Like a Tank *by T***D on June 15, 2025* picked up the Civivi Elementum as part of my everyday carry setup, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite knives. Right out of the box, the fit and finish were flawless. The blade came razor sharp, and the action is buttery smooth thanks to the ceramic bearings—flicks open with ease and drops shut like a much more expensive knife. The deep-carry pocket clip keeps it low-profile, and the slim design makes it disappear in the pocket. It’s light enough to forget it’s there, but sturdy enough to handle everything I throw at it—boxes, rope, zip ties, and random tasks during the day. Honestly, for the price point, this knife punches way above its weight class. Clean design, rock-solid performance, and zero complaints so far. If you’re looking for a reliable EDC blade that won’t break the bank, the Elementum lives up to the hype. ## Frequently Bought Together - CIVIVI Elementum Pocket Knife C907A (Black) - CIVIVI Elementum II Pocket Folding Knife, 2.96" Nitro-V Steel Blade G10 Handle Utility Knife with Deep Carry Pocket Clip for Camping Hiking Hunting C18062P-1 - CIVIVI Praxis Flipper Pocket Knife C803F --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.fr/products/149362996-elementum-pocket-knife-2-96-d2-blade-g10-handle-c907a](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/149362996-elementum-pocket-knife-2-96-d2-blade-g10-handle-c907a) --- *Product available on Desertcart France* *Store origin: FR* *Last updated: 2026-08-24*