Civivi Knives, Baby Banter Thumb Stud Knife Cuibourtia wood handle.

SKU: CIVC19068SB2
Designed by Ben Peterson, formerly of the Headquarters in Pleasant Grove, Utah, the Banter is named for the video series that he helped pioneer during his time there. Even years after he's been gone, the quality he brought to their videos remains. The Banter was his collaboration with We Knives drawing inspiration from other folding knives with the sole aim at being the perfect EDC piece. We think Ben succeeded and this knife was an impressive tool that hits a lot of marks right on the nose. Now it's available in a mini version, made by We's sister company to bring more value to this awesome design. First and foremost, the Baby Banter is an ideal size for everyday carry. The 2.34" blade is housed in a compact handle so the overall length is just a hair under five-and-a-half inches. The wide base gives you ample room to grip and places the cutting surface right next to the fingers for more leverage. It's a simple shape with simple G10 and stainless steel liner construction but what it lacks in design aesthetics it more than makes up in terms of ergonomics and strength. It's comfortable, solid, and it just flat out gets the job done. Dual thumb studs allow multiple opening methods but the deep-carry pocket clip is set up for tip-up, right and left-hand carry. The jimping on the thumb ramp is ultra-functional and the lanyard hole is large enough for 550-paracord. Ben thought of everything on the Baby Banter and we welcome it as a small yet strong force to be reckoned with in the growing realm of EDC knives
€ 82,95
Brand Civivi
SKU CIVC19068SB2
Type Foldingknives
Kind Of Type EDC
Overall Length (inch) 5,46
Blade length (inch) 2,34
Blade Thickness (inch) 0,09
Color of the blade Black Stonewashed
Blade edge Plain
Blade type Spearpoint
Steel Quality of Blade Nitro-V
Extra info about steel blade Stainless Steel
HRC 58-60
Weight in Ounces Oz 2,0
Locking system Linerlock
Handle Material Cuibourtia wood handle.
Handle Color BROWN
Carry system Pocketclip
Color of the carry system Black
Designer Ben Peterson
Release date August 2021