Specs first.Hype never.
CIVIREVIC builds folding and fixed blades in D2 tool steel and German 1.4116 stainless — with published weights, real dimensions, and an honest note on what each knife is not.
Start with the task
Not sure which blade? Start here.Everyday Carry
Boxes, tape, zip ties, cord. Light 3.15" folders from 3.2 oz that disappear in a jeans pocket and come out fast.
See EDC folders →02Camp & Trail
Full-size 3.7" folders and 4.33" fixed blades in D2 — camp prep, notching, belt-carry Kydex.
See camp blades →03Fixed Blades
2.8" full-tang compact knives with sheath and belt clip, and a 4.33" D2 camp knife at 60 HRC.
See fixed blades →The line
All knives →
Stonefang 3.15" — D2 Black Stonewash
Built on a Ball Bearing Pivot for One-Hand Opening
Stonefang 3.15" — 1.4116 Stonewash
Smooth One-Hand Deployment on Ball Bearings
ViperLock 3.54" — D2 Orange G10
D2 Steel That Holds Its Edge A D2 steel blade keeps a working edge through repeated cutting, so you spend less time touching up the blade and more time...
EdgeX Pro 3.35" — D2 G10
Full-Size 3.35" D2 Blade That Holds an Edge
EdgeX Pro 3.7" — D2 Tanto
Inch D2 Tanto Blade Built for Real Cutting
WildCore 4.33" — D2 Full Tang, Kydex
Built for Hard-Use Cutting Without Constant Resharpening
Every knife ships with its own limits, in writing
Most knife listings sell you the fantasy. Ours tell you the pivot wants a drop of oil, the serrated edge runs right-hand, and a 3.15" blade is measured tip to heel — the way most carry-law jurisdictions measure it.
Because a working knife you understand is a knife you keep. That is the whole brand thesis.
| Blade steels | D2 tool steel · German 1.4116 |
| Pivot | Caged ball bearing, manual flip |
| Handle | CNC G10 over stainless liners |
| Lock | Liner lock, solid lockup |
| Weight range | 3.17 – 5.0 oz published, per SKU |
Series
Design logic, not just SKUs
Journal
All posts →Knife carry rules: a quick check before you order
Length limits, opening mechanisms, local ordinances. How to verify what is legal where you carry — before the knife arrives.
Read →SteelD2 vs 1.4116: which steel matches your week
Edge retention, corrosion behaviour, sharpening effort. One is a tool steel that resists wear; the other is stainless that forgives neglect.
Read →Guide3.15", 3.5" or 3.7"? Blade length by actual use
What the length band buys you in edge, weight and legal headroom — measured against boxes, rope and camp prep, not spec sheets.
Read →Built with the EDC crowd, not at them
We would rather earn a spot in a pocket dump photo than a banner ad. Show us your carry, break our detents, argue about steel — that feedback loop is the product roadmap.
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New blades go out to a handful of owners before launch — usually in exchange for an honest photo set and a few lines on what broke. Leave your email and we will reach out when the next one is ready.