CIVIVIOdium Small Folding Knife –2.65" Black Stonewashed D2 blade, G10 Handle, Ball Bearings Pivot, Flipper Opening Knife with Reversible Deep Carry Clip C2010E (Double Black)

The CIVIVI Odium might be a bit small for my hand, but it’s so lightweight and compact that it’s become a staple in my pocket for everyday tasks! The 2.65" black stonewashed D2 blade is sharp and holds its edge well, perfect for quick cuts or small tasks around the house or on the go. The G10 handle provides a nice grip despite the size, and the ball-bearing action makes it super smooth to open and close.Even though I usually prefer a slightly larger knife, I can’t deny how convenient it is to carry this little guy. It’s barely noticeable in my pocket until I need it, and that low weight makes it easy to carry all day without feeling weighed down. If you're after a compact, quality knife that’s ready for daily use, the Odium is a solid choice!

What's not to like!... I tend to wait before I do any review , have been impressed with this knife from the start and still using more than any others lately, I tend to stay in the 5 to 7 inch pocket knives relm, 8 is pushing it for me personally, and this little knife 🔪 with the full size finger choil has won me over , smooth snappy action , nice 50% lock up, centered right on, no wiggles ,no lock rock , almost deep carry clip , with just tip showing,ergonomics are nice despite it being on the slender side, locks in hand well, D2 steel ,well that would be the one thing I would change, due to saturation of it on the market , but its used widely for a reason... holds its edge well and pretty tough , I can definitely recommend to anyone looking for a smaller EDC 👌

The CIVIVI Odium is like the compact sports car of pocket knives—small, sleek, and ridiculously fun to use… unless you have giant gorilla hands. With a 2.65-inch black stonewashed D2 blade, it’s razor-sharp, tough, and built to take a beating—perfect for EDC tasks, from slicing open packages to handling small cutting jobs like a champ.The G10 handle is grippy and solid, but let’s be real—if you’ve got big hands, flipping this little beast open might feel like trying to text on a tiny old-school flip phone. The flipper tab works well, but the size makes it a bit tricky for those with meatier paws. Once open, though, the action is buttery smooth thanks to the ball-bearing pivot.Final Verdict:The Odium is compact, tough, and slick—great for small-handed warriors or as a secondary EDC blade. 8.3/10—awesome knife, just not built for the ham-fisted.

The media could not be loaded. As you can tell from the pictures of multiple editions of the Odium, this is one of my favorite knives. Everything about it is quality made and after that it’s just a matter of style. The slant on the knife butt fits great in the pocket and allows your hand to slip easily by. The cut out above the flipper tab gives excellent deployment. As you can see I prefer left pocket carry so I have moved the clips to the opposite side on the blue and gray G10 versions. I will do the same when I add a black titanium Civivi clip to the dark green micarta version. The micarta is really the most esthetically pleasing one to me. You only see the deep green hue next to a gray backdrop. EVERYONE needs an odium, just pick your flavor.

Easy to open with one hand. Have forgotten and washed it twice now and still works perfectly.

My husband LOVES this knife, it is very sharp and perfect size to carry in your pocket!

These people make really good knives

I’ve been carrying American made Kershaw knives for years. I lost my kershaw so I figured I’d take a chance on one of these. It’s not in the same class. This thing looks like a Chinese made knife down to the sharpness of the blade.Since I bought it, I’ll keep it and use it until I need a new knife but it’s doubtful I’ll buy this knife again.