CIVIVI Lumi Front Flipper Knife Green Micarta Handle (2.56″ Black Stonewashed 14C28N) C20024-1
£68.00
The CIVIVI Lumi, designed by Justin Lundquist, is a low-key top flipper knife that is perfect for EDC and works great as a classy folder for more refined situations. The blade has an elegant shape and runs on bearings to make flipping it out a treat. It’s the kind of knife that is just unique enough to be interesting, but not so much that it’s difficult to operate. Thanks to its quality materials and built, it will serve you well for years.
A beautiful piece
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Description
Model Number: C20024-1
Model Name: Lumi
Overall Length: 6.09″ / 154.7mm
Width: 0.81″ / 20.7mm
Overall Height (Include Clip): 0.59″ / 15.2mm
Blade Length: 2.56″ / 65mm
Closed Length: 3.59″ / 91.2mm
Blade Thickness: 0.08″ / 2mm
Handle Thickness: 0.41″ / 10.4mm
Weight: 1.96oz / 55.7g
Blade Material: 14C28N
Blade Hardness: 57-59HRC
Blade Grind: Hollow
Blade Finish: Black Stonewashed
Handle Material: Micarta
Handle Color/Finish: Green
Liner Material: Stainless Steel
Liner Color/Finish: Black
Pocket Clip: Tip-Up,L/R
Clip Material: Stainless Steel
Screws Material: Stainless Steel
Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing
Locking Mechanism: Liner Lock
Opener: Front Flipper
Designer: Justin Lundquist
I received my first knife from my mother at the age of 4. It was a small fixed blade to go with my fishing gear and tackle box. I have been fascinated with them ever since.
I accumulated a small collection of inexpensive production knives over the next few years. Some were family gifts and some came from fairground prizes. I was always drawn to the wide range of shapes and designs while still being a functional utilitarian tool.
After graduating college with a degree in Fine Art Photography and working in that industry for over a decade, I stumbled into the world of full custom handmade knives. It was a rabbit hole I couldn’t resist. I gathered as much information as I could and began to teach myself knife design and making.
In 2013 I began slowly making my own knives. I love the creative process of designing and physically building a beautiful functional tool that can be carried and used daily. I strive to create functional EDCs that have clean lines, shapes and transitions. Mixing classic and modern I hope to make designs that last and stand the test of time.
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