Civivi Baklash

Nice mix of budget and quality! How do you like the Baklash? Been thinking about pulling the trigger on a Civivi and I'm not sure whether to start with the standard Elementum or something else

Let me start first by saying that this is my first Civivi and I ordered it because I enjoyed the looks of the knife and had heard many good things about Civivi knives from knife youtubers and subreddits. I ordered this back in April and have been carrying it almost daily ever since then and now it h...

It’s a lot of knife and it’s ready for real work. There’s nothing wrong with Civivi knives, though I feel like many people dismiss them as being made-in-China liner-locked flippers made with cheap steels. While those things are technically true (mostly), Civivi is making knives that are good for the price point and are perfectly serviceable. I have a Baklash, a Badlands Vagabond, and an Elementum and I really like them all.

Knife seemed robust and sharp. The opening of the blade was sluggish and did not open, only with extra effort. I am use to a Kershaw that I have used for years and have gifted Kershaw to family. This is nothing like Kershaw. I oiled and worked it several times.. did not help much. I think I may send...

ive got long fingers and have a hard time with most knives, but i find that the steel will cutjack and civivi baklash both have comfy grips for longer hands. theyre a bit cheaper than ehat youre looking at but still great knives.

Great looking knife. It feels solid, good in the hand, has a strong clip, opens smoothly, and locks very tight with no wobble. But I have butter knives that are sharper than this blade!! I bought two, and both are equally dull and difficult to sharpen. That's a deal killer for me. I'm disappointed.

The Baklash is excellent. Very thin behind the edge, decent steel, comfortable handle, lightweight, and dead sexy. I'd also recommend the Incite if you wanted something a little bigger. A Rat is an excellent choice as well, but the civivi will slice better imo.

a lot of money for little that is expected of the product, not smooth and not fast opening of the knife, light materials but not of high quality for the price

Civivi Baklash and Spyderco Tenacious get more pocket time from me than any of my other knives. They are comfortable in the hand, open easily, and perform well. I have a few other Civivis and like those as well, but the Baklash is my favorite.

I would return it but I'm past my 30 day window. It seems to be a good knife but if it doesn't hold an edge it's useless