Civivi Mckenna

Then I got a Civivi Mckenna which is great in size and has the fidget factor. I still like my Delica but it feels a bit big, and the Para 3 being a bit thicker and everything, I don’t know anymore. I feel like As time went on my focus transitioned towards the size.

Good knife for people who want a light knife that can handle light duty tasks but if you like to fidget with your knives (you probably will since its an axis lock) you'll end up breaking a spring sooner rather than later and you kinda have to fidget with it because axis locks have a long break in period. Fidgety knife but not fidgety friendly. If you want something light some other knives i would recommend would be the civivi mckenna or boker kansei in carbon fiber.

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Civivi McKenna. There are some Damascus knives by Boker around $50 that look nice but I'd expect much better bang for your buck with the above. Last tip: checkout bladehq, knifecenter, whitemountainknives, smkw, or the knife manufacturer directly if buying online... not as fast maybe but good and reliable and usually a similar or better price.

Civivi Mckenna Review – Final Thoughts..As a knife, the Civivi Mckenna is a lot like a good bottle of scotch: hardly essential, pricey enough that it’s outside the realm of an impulse purchase, but a great way to treat yourself if you’re feeling a little indulgent