CIVIVI Yonder Folding Pocket Knife Crossbar Lock Knife with 2.88" Damascus Blade Wood Handle, Small Lightweight Knife Designed by Zac Whitmore C23073B-DS1

The CIVIVI Yonder Folding Pocket Knife, designed by Zac Whitmore, is a small and lightweight tool featuring a 2.88-inch Damascus blade that offers excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance, perfect for various tasks like cutting ropes or opening packages. This knife boasts a user-friendly crossbar lock mechanism, ensuring effortless operation and smooth, secure blade deployment. Its comfortable wood handle provides a sturdy and ergonomic grip with a chamfered edge and jimping on the spine for safe handling. Ideal for camping, hiking, or as a thoughtful gift, this folding pocket knife combines practical design with reliable performance.

• Won "Best Buy of the Year": Crafted by Zac Whitmore, this knife combines thoughtful design, superior build quality, and a meaningful name, intended to be more than just a tool, but a trusted companion on all your journeys
• Sharp Damascus Blade: This pocket knife features a 2.88-inch Damascus blade, offers excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance. Its unique pattern adds beauty while ensuring effective performance for tasks, such as cutting ropes and opening packages
• Crossbar Lock Mechanism: This knife boasts a user-friendly crossbar lock that ensures effortless operation and smooth action. It offers an enjoyable experience while providing secure blade deployment
• Lightweight and Ergonomic Grip: This folding pocket knife features a Wood handle, offering a sturdy and ergonomic grip. It boasts a chamfered edge and jimping on the spine, ensuring safe and comfortable handling during use
• CIVIVI Customer Care: CIVIVI knives and tools provide a lifetime service against defects in material and workmanship, USA service center provides faster response to take care of your requests
• About "Yonder": Originates from designer Zac's nomadic upbringing and love for exploration, inspired by Louis L’ Amour's book "Education of a Wandering Man," which resonated with Zac's wanderlust, emphasizing 'Yonder' as both a destination and a spirit of adventure