Folding knife Civivi Sandbar C20011-2

Description of the Civivi Sandbar C20011-2 folding knife:

The Sandbar line of pocket EDC knives is based on a design developed by American knifemaker Eric Ochs and released by the Civivi brand in 2022. This tool has a laconic design with a minimum of small parts, which reduced its weight to 75.9 grams, and the addition of a two-position Tip-Up clip made of 6AL4V titanium made it comfortable to wear for both right- and left-handed people.

The axial assembly is made on a ceramic ball bearing, so the blade stroke is smooth. The blade length reaches 75 mm. The straight sharpening demonstrates an even and neat cut, and the thin tip is able to pierce even unyielding materials.

The blade material is Nitro-V steel, which effectively resists corrosion due to the nitrogen content and about 13% chromium. The cutting edge is easy to process, despite the high hardness of the metal, which is within 59-61 HRC. The vertical satin finish of the blade gives the surface a slight matte finish. It hides fingerprints and makes scuffs less visible, preserving the appearance of the tool even after prolonged use.

To open the folding knife, simply press the flipper. The liner lock with a steel plate holds the blade in a fixed position, preventing it from closing during intense pressure on the tip of the knife.

The handle pads are made of G10 fiberglass, which retains its shape in case of sudden temperature changes and does not crack due to impact. A lanyard can be threaded through the tail hole as a decoration of the structure and additional insurance against accidental slipping of the tool from the hand.

Characteristics:

• EDC folding knife designed by Eric Ochs;
• blade material – Nitro-V steel (59-61 HRC);
• blade finish – satin;
• type of sharpening – straight;
• type of locking mechanism – liner lock;
• G10 fiberglass handle pads;
• total length – 177 mm;
• blade length – 75 mm;
• butt thickness – 3 mm;
• length of the folded knife – 102 mm;
• handle thickness – 12.8 mm;
• weight – 75.9 g.