Knives Vision FG Superlock C22036-3 Dark Green Canvas Micarta Nitro-V Steel Pocket Knife

Going to start with the negatives because there are only 2 and they are very minor. The super lock will make your finger sore pretty quick. This is a very fidgety knife and the lock is stiff. While it may make your finger sore, it does give you confidence that the lock is strong. My only other complaint is the pocket clip is the standard skeletonized civivi clip and it being off center is sort of weird and makes the knife hang different in the pocket. This knife is awesome!! One of the smoothest action I have seen and a super cool lock!! The whole knife is solid. Built like a tank with a super slicey blade. While the knife was decently sharp, I reprofiled to 17degrees per side and finished with 4 micron emulsion. Nitro V takes a very nice edge and easy to work with. The overall size while on the larger side of my preferred edc size, it is proper for this blade and configuration. Feels very natural in the hand. I have been very impressed with Civivi and this knife is the best yet in my opinion. I was very excited when I first saw the Vision FG. Very glad I purchased one. This is alot of knife with a super cool lock at a very reasonable price. I really like the AD20.5, but at this price for a Vision, I would take the Civivi hands down.

This knife is fantastic for the price. Replace the clip with the Civivi titanium one for $13 if the factory one is too prominent. The action is super slick, blade shape seems unconventional but is SUPER useful; came very sharp. The super-lock is fun and fidgety and strong. I would love to see a version of this with slightly thicker blade stock but the factory blade is strong and when used for normal knife things (vs internet knife destructo tests), I'm sure it will be more than strong enough. The micarta scales are nice and there are after market metal replacements if you want to dress it up (but they cost more than the knife itself!). The Nitro-V steel will handle 99% of use for 99% of owners. The blade's gentle sweep makes it a very easy profile to hand sharpen on a stone; no big curve towards the tip to deal with. Coating on the blade is very smooth. No play or wiggle in the blade, and it is perfectly centered. Just buy it.

Love the lock. Super secure and has a great “fidget factor.” The micarta handles are smooth - definitely won’t destroy your pockets. This knife is heavy due to the steel liners under the handle. If you’re looking for a lighter EDC, this isn’t the way to go. It’s a larger, heavier knife. Great action. Blade makes a satisfying “snikt” on deployment. The pocket clip sucks. CIVIVI knows this, but they continue to put that ridiculous bill on the pocket clip.

Have been using this knife for over a month and it has been great hasn’t lost its edge and it feels great in hand I’ve seen reviews about the pocket clip getting in the way but it hasn’t for me I’m right handed love the superlock really easy to use and you get used to it very fast and really fast deploy and close would eventually love to get the Damascus blade one for now this one is doing just fine

Best Civivi action, and they all run (in my limited experience) smooth and fast on those caged bearing. Drops shut. Weight of bigger blade may be strong factor. In any case, feels just right in hand. Instantly fell for it (arrived just over an hour ago). Just feels good and right, satisfying, to open and close, and I just knew it was a super well made knife. No surprise I'm still a huge Civivi fan after this one (the fifth in my collection). Even more so now. Very excited too carry and use. Dig the deep carry pocket clip. That's all then. An update based on my second purchase of a version of this knife in black/black G10. I disassembled it and upon reassembly got some lock stick and click upon disengagement. Tried to oil and wear the lock in to no great effect. Then disassembled completely and reset the lock swing, open the blade with the lock engaged, and replaced the liner and scale and tightened down. Works perfectly now, seems something just wasn't setting right in my prior assembly. So to any others who experience this issue, try again and see if that cures whatever part is slightly misfitting to cause the stick/click. Back to loving this knife design in its versions.