This CIVIVI Appalachian Drifter is one dapper knife! It holds its elegance with a smooth, brown micarta handle. It features a CPM-S35VN steel blade with a stonewash finish, stonewashed stainless steel liners, and double detent, slip joint action. All these combine to help your cuts count!
Features:
Non-locking design keeps the knife legal almost anywhere.
CPM-S35VN blade steel holds a great edge and resists corrosion.
Classic design reminiscent of knives from yesteryear.
Pros: Something not in the description but super positive, it's also a flipper. Buttery smooth action. Razor sharp edge. Good deep carry clip that doesn't cause a hotspot.
Cons: I found the open detent isn't super solid. If you follow the rules of using a slip joint, it's fine, but there isn't a ton of force required to close it. The other issue is the micarta feels a little too smooth.
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This CIVIVI Appalachian Drifter is one dapper knife! It holds its elegance with a smooth, brown micarta handle. It features a CPM-S35VN steel blade with a stonewash finish, stonewashed stainless steel liners, and double detent, slip joint action. All these combine to help your cuts count!
Features:
Non-locking design keeps the knife legal almost anywhere.
CPM-S35VN blade steel holds a great edge and resists corrosion.
Classic design reminiscent of knives from yesteryear.
Pros: Something not in the description but super positive, it's also a flipper. Buttery smooth action. Razor sharp edge. Good deep carry clip that doesn't cause a hotspot.
Cons: I found the open detent isn't super solid. If you follow the rules of using a slip joint, it's fine, but there isn't a ton of force required to close it. The other issue is the micarta feels a little too smooth.
Cons: I found the open detent isn't super solid. If you follow the rules of using a slip joint, it's fine, but there isn't a ton of force required to close it. The other issue is the micarta feels a little too smooth.