MTech USA Two-Tone vs CIVIVI Elementum

Hey guys, what's going on, i wanted to do a review and show you, the uh, m-tec usa knife that i have so it looks like up closer. You can see that um. ...

The Elementum comes in D2, CPM S35VN, a few 20 CV models, and a few stainless steel models, as well as some other blade materials. But pretty much if ...

Not only that, it came slightly bent. To go into further detail, the blade on this hatchet is ground at much too aggressive of an angle, meaning that it doesn't bite into the wood at all, it just kind of bounces out of the cut. Furthering that problem, the head is way too thick to get a less aggressive grind on it without removing a ton of material. Another problem is that it's way too heavy, making it feel overly clumsy in the hand, and that's only exacerbated by the fact that it's bent just ever so slightly, so your cuts will almost never land how you want them too

The forged carbon fiber are "just" scales on the side of what is the generic frame for this design, but they do seem to make quite a big difference in making the knife feel quite a bit lighter than the plastic or metal versions.

SO Close to Perfection... For the Price, Size & Weight, this was a Beautiful Purchase ! After studying the item for several days and debating its usefulness for splicing/grafting trees and trimming them, I went ahead and made the buy

This is a great option, right? And it's a hundred percent worth the money you're going to pay for it. Me personally, I would go with the G10 version b...

The price was cheap enough so if I lose it or have to throw it away, no great loss. It's light weight and the cover is nice enough. Durability.

The plunger is milled down less than a 1/16 inch this will fail before a liner lock would. Civivi knives are all show and no go. If you want a nice Chinese knife at a cheap price Petrified Fish is a better deal. Civivi - WE knives are over priced