Zac Whitmore designs the CIVIVI Yonder Knife which is a perfect blend of classic and modern for a familiar yet enticing function. The design is ambidextrous for its versatile component and it has a 2.88-inch blade and silky smooth action. It is also the first crossbar lock knife as well.
The build has a 6.62 inch length overall and it fits comfortably in the hand which is supported by the confident grip. The handle options include the G10, which is more textured, or the Micarta, and Guibourtia wood. All of these are durable and have solid traction. For those who are looking for a bold statement, there is the premium option which has Damascus steel with wooden handles.
Tactical EDC Modern Knives
The CIVIVI Yonder Knife by Zac Whitmore Boasts a Classic Look
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