Civivi Odium Cuibourtia handle and Damascusblade

• modern and compact pocket knife

• Ferrum Forge Design 

• Cuibourtia handle and damascus blade

Compact design piece

When design powerhouses Ferrum Forge and Civivi team up, things are bound to get wild. So it’s no surprise that Civivi’s Odium is a real stunner. You almost certainly know Elliot and Chris, the two brothers behind San Diego-based Ferrum Forge. The two have been mixing up the international knife scene for over 10 years with their visually very unique designs and have provided real surprises time and time again.

The Odium by Civivi is already at first glance a clear Ferrum Forge design. The flowing contour of the knife and the huge blade hole clearly bear the signature of the two Californians.

Despite its small dimensions, the handle fits surprisingly well in the hand thanks to the rounded cuibourtio wood scales – only very large hands might find it tight here. If you want to bring maximum force to the cutting edge, you can also use the Odium in the foregrip thanks to the finger choil. The knife is opened either via the discreet flipper tab or two-handed via the recess in the blade. A liner lock ensures a bombproof lock.

The blade of the Civivi Odium has a very modern and racy shape, which fits wonderfully into the overall picture. The Damascus Steel has a wonderfull and very apealing look that offers A LOT for the eye. As with all Civivi knives, the Odium is also ground wonderfully thin for optimal cutting performance. The black, reversible deep-carry clip lets this pocket knife disappear discreetly in the pocket of your jeans.

Technical specs 

Cuibourtia