The BEST UK LEGAL Knife! Civivi Foldis (UK Legal EDC Knife)
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2025
- This knife is honestly SO GOOD & ACTUALLY LEGAL IN THE UK!!! Go get one!
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FINALLY!!! What do you think of this beauty?
Im very glad you like it! More UK friendly designs coming soon 😊
Glad you are on board with these designs! The more UK legal designs you do, the more we will buy. Thanks for making this ambidextrous for us lefties too 😘
@@datacoda I'm a leftie as well 😊
@@OstapHelDesigns 😉👍🏻
Great news!
Absolutely love it!! Great to hear that there will be more coming! Keen to try out some more!!
This knife isn’t a slip joint, its double detent, slip joints don’t flip open like that!
Make sure you know the difference
Yeah I realised I said that after I filmed the video 🙄 just posted a new video with an updated knife though 👀
@@TedHowells Good quality videos, looking forward to see your channel grow
I think this is not a slipjoint but a double detent and that's how it gets the nice action
You could be right 🤔
the UK is obsessed with health & safety rules but doesn't care if you chop your fingers off. Not allowing to Cary even a Gerber Key Note Clip Folding Knife
Literally! Non locking is way more dangerous 🤣 makes no sense!
I work forestry and estate maintenance and generally carry an assisted opening part serrated locking flipper in my pocket and a fixed blade on my belt . If i’m out shopping or going to the pub i’ve been carrying the Lansky mad rock it’s uk legal, dirt cheap and has so much friction you’d have a job folding on your fingers 🤟🏻
Bro your going to prison getting caught in the pub with a mad rock on you .
@@lmaoparkes3199 i’m pretty rural most pubs I frequent don’t even bat an eye at a fixed blade on the belt. Landlord in my local cleans the chimney with a Remington 870 . Yeah if i was going to ‘town’ on a Friday or Saturday night i’d go with an empty pocket 👍🏻
Why do you need a knife in the pub?
@@JB-cb8fxcut some veggies
@@OrthoMercian yep you never know when you might need to whittle a spoon 👍🏻
I think if you read carefully the regulation, you cannot carry a knife with a flick device to release the blade
I’ve heard this too since releasing the video
@@TedHowellsI think we need more clarification on this matter, because some say it’s not the case and others say it is. Great review.
I have found that so long as you don't draw attention then you can carry what you want. I've carried UK legal, chefs knives, box cutters, multitools, and maybe some knives that didn't stick to the laws (I admit nothing). A good rule of thumb to carry a knife with no reason other than to just carry it is to keep to the laws. The laws say no more than a 3 inch blade and non locking is legal to carry without a valid reason but as I said, don't draw attention and you should be fine.
Do these laws only apply to white people?
Couldn’t have said it better myself 🫡
I'm fairly sure that if it's on bearings, it makes it illegal for UK EDC
Nope just if it locks, has a blade over 3” or is “assisted opening”
Nice review 👌
Decent looking knife
Thanks for sharing
Appreciate you man! Thank you 🫡
I would recommend Hoo Knives
Ooooo I’ll check them out!
Hope they will release one with a natural G10 scale on with the black blade
That would be rad!
Is this UK's Talon Sei?
I’ll take that!!!
Been looking for a new knife and just come across civivi lovely looking knife definitely will be buying
I’ve found a better one 👀
UK compatible, as long as the cutting edge is 3inches long or less and doesn't lock.
It's tip to hilt length that must be no more than three inches, not cutting length. You can make a deep wound with 1 inch cutting and 11 inches not.
@@ianwalker1182 You're wrong.
@@johnferguson40 For the purposes of sections 139 and 139A of the Criminal Justice Act 1988, the courts have held: a butterknife, with no cutting edge and no point is a bladed article; (Booker v DPP
169J.P. 368, DG)
@@ianwalker1182 For a start I'm in Scotland we have our own legislation. My Victorinox is NOT a butterknife.
@@johnferguson40 I know Scotland has separate legislation to England, mostly. If a blunt butter knife can be deemed a bladed article then so can your Victorinox.
Do you know what's the best uk knife I can get on Amazon ?
I’ll make a video about this 🫡
@@TedHowells nice 👌
It’ll probably be shit I don’t think many brands sell on Amazon… Gerber maybe
Nice video, I have loads of UK legal knives, Boker, Spyderco, Civivi, Victorinox, and all the other famous ones. By far, the best I have is the Twisted Assisted Junzi, great knife, safe, good action, lightweight, its just amazing, if you like knives you need to check it out
Mbro, it's a detent not a slip joint! How can it be that so many of you pocket knife fans fail to distinguish. Furthermore, for the same price, pray tell how can it be better than, for example, the Spyderco range of 'slipit' knives? Flipping and fidgeting just doesn't cut it. No pan intended! 😂
Yeah I realised I messed up whilst I was editing but couldn’t be bothered to fix it hahahaha
Can’t see this being better to an a ukpk.
Great review Ted. I like the Stylum but the ‘lock’ (can’t think of the right word) was non existent and it doesn’t come in all black. The Foldis looks a bit stouter.
Yes our knife laws are daft and your mate is nuts for spending that much on a knife haha but hey 🤷🏼♂️ .
I don’t think any thing beats the Victorinox Electrician for UK EDC yet…
Go get in a street knife fight with a slip joint and then you'll know why the mini elementum is restricted.
If that was to unfortunately happen, I’d rather have to longer non locking knife
@@TedHowells then possibly you should go do some knife fighting training to educate yourself, or even just go talk to a police officer who has seen these situations go down. Street knife crime is close quarters, rapid multiple strikes, with twisting bodies and often end up on the ground. Blade length is not an important factor.
Not trying to cast you down dude. But you've just evidenced that your opinion is based upon ignorance. Not experience or research, or training.
There's a reason why a blunt kubotan is classifier as an offensive weapon but a slip joint is not.
Why can’t they change the uk laws. Banning knives does nothing but harm collectors. They will do anything but admit it’s a people problem.
FINALLY SOMEONE THAT IS TALKING SOME SENSE!!!
In my pocket swiss army compact, and a buck slipjoint 😊
Nice combo right there!!
Spyderco UKPK is much better imho..
I never knew that existed until now 🤯
Ted
If you’re looking for a one handed operation
The Byrd Tern is sweeter looking in my honest opinion than the more expensive UKPK by Spyderco
Byrd being a subsidiary.
All ways question authority. If a government wishes to keep you disarmed and docile then it's time to remove said government. Never stop fighting for your God given rights and freedoms. We need leaders all around the world not sheep.
Agreed. There is no more freedom in the uk though. The place is going downhill rapidly
Swiss army pioneer x is by far the best pocket knife you can buy much more versatile than a single blade knife
I do love a pioneer!!
@@TedHowells 😂👍
Looks like a nice knife, but I'm guessing it's a double detent rather than a true slipjoint with backspring?
Which is a shame...
Double detent the answer to a question no one was asking.
Thanks for the upload
Cheers 🍻
Yeah you’re completely right! I realised I said that after I filmed 🙄
Absolutely. My Boker+ Kansei opens just as easily... but sadly it lives on a desk, because it just cannot compete with a proper slipjoint for EDC.
Hahaha the finger nails comment thoo 😂😂
🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️😂
Ffs, I thought I'd kicked the habit of buying knives.......
Sorrryyyyyy
This isn't UK legal; you can open it one-handed. You'll go down if you carry this.
Actually not true
Watched the video, bought the knife
😅👍
Love that! 😂 good choice 👊🏼
Can you choke up on it and when doing so does your forefinger stop the blade from closing
my test for non locking knives was to try to close them with one hand while holding with another hand normally and try to stop it. i tried various UK-friendly civivi knives and got uncontrolled deep cuts in my finger. that is not for me.
@@iromanovsky The Spyderco UKPK and Twisted Assisted Junzi might be more up your alley.
Twisted assisted mini dundee
Only recently got my hands on one of those!
@ there made by betscham
The Boker Plus Wasabi
In my honest opinion is less aggressive looking and complies.
But that is a sweet looker.
I will take a look at that one!
Not for £85.
Be better to make your own.
Yeah if you know how to do it hahaha
Love this knife! Although all knifes are illegal to carry in Sweden 😂😂 But who cares?! 😅
Brits aren’t known for their freedom! Sorry to hear about the stupid knife laws. Sweet looking blade though 👍🏻
Absolutely 🙄 lucky I’m back in California right now though so the PM3 is sat very nicely in my pocket with no worries 😂
£98 😂
Here is a question I have heard so many times, "why....just why does anyone really need to have a knife for EDC?!?"
I kinda get where people come from with this mindset.
But.....
Knifes should be like guns in the fact that you should register them, slip joint are dangerous. So locking knifes should be legal, Stay sub 3 inches if need be...
Only law abiding citizens with clean back ground checks can have that privilege of EDC, does anyone else agree?
People that own these mega expensive knifes im sure are good law abiding individuals who love the hobby and craftsmanship.
Thoughts?
Definitely man, been doing research on this ever since I got mugged in Birmingham City centre the other day. I never thought it'd happen to me till it did. Still trying to process everything that happened on that night. Then it got me thinking, when the guy had his knife pressed against my stomach I highly doubt he gave a fuck about the law. Those who are out to break the law will break it. That leaves your everyday person, man or woman, law abiding citizen vulnerable cause you ain't allowed to carry shit. It was a very sad realisation. Sorry for the rant. Needed to get it off my chest 🙏
@@moose5996 No man those are very real concerns & realisations, There seems to be this mindset that its wrong to defend yourself somehow.....its weird. I will never understand why its not more like USA.
@@mangmiketeamtaiaha7256 don't get me wrong, I'm glad that we don't have school shooters and innocent civilians catching strays, but surely there should be a middle ground?
I do agree! Get a license to be able to carry more than what we can over here! It’s all crazy and the fact that some non locking are bigger than some locking blades but the locking are still illegal confuses me 🤣
I don’t carry a knife as a way of defending myself although I would as a very last resort but this country just see’s them as a weapon regardless and sees self defence as something that shouldn’t be done either
@@TedHowells would you believe that buying crossbows is legal? I didn't even know till last week 🤯, but carrying a non locking blade for self defence could have you facing jail time
Damn…
It’s a beauty!
What idiot would use a sharp knife to clean their finger nails 😂
Me 🙃
Non locking makes perfect sense, if you stab someone with a non locking blade there is a good chance it will fold in on your fingers
I don’t plan on stabbing anyone but non locking knives suck for anything other than opening a box because if that… they’re more dangerous
@simonapps6423 It seems you are not a knife user, just like the UK politicians that wrote the law. A lock on a knife is a safety mechanism, not a feature that allows you to stab someone. Plus nobody is buying a £100 knife just to stab with, 90% of the knives used in that are cheap kitchen ones bough from Poundland or Home Bargains.
@@KMV007 whats price got to do with legislation? Also if you don't understand that when using the cutting edge it pushes against the backstop and literally cannot close on you, then maybe you're the none knife guy
@@TedHowells good for you👍
Yeah, don't really see how this fact gets lost so often. I used to think our knife laws were stupid, but over the years I have realised a slipjoint works well enough for most cutting tasks, and I actually don't want it to be legal to carry a knife that could be used to stab me.
What IS stupid though, is the wording of the law. It's illegal to carry a "bladed or sharply pointed article"... my favourite example of one of those would be a pencil.
sorry it's hard
Fun to see people's little minds not comprehending the idea of society. Police don't have time to work out individual people's wants and needs - they look at the majority of knife crime, see the knives that are mostly involved and make the features of them the illegal bits (locking, bigger than 3" etc) - it's not stupid, it's statistically sensible and makes my job really easy when teaching school kids what is and isn't ok to have on them. Most areas outside major cities have no knife or gun crime which shows the police are doing a great job.
I think the majority of knife crime is done using machetes and things like kitchen knives… the locking rule is dumb though as I have a couple of locking knives with 1.5 inch blades which are illegal but then I can carry a 3 inch non locking. That makes absolutely 0 sense! Key thing is to not go around stabbing people like an idiot and you’ll be okay
All it does is demonstrate that knife crime is a city issue and not a country issue. Nothing to do with policing.
*BUT* you need a "reasonable excuse" for carrying it... a reasonable excuse which will satisfy the courts.
So what is your reasonable excuse?
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I believe we need the 2nd Amendment over here... I'm just playing devil's advocate.
It’s a tool is my reason 😂
I couldn’t agree more! The uk is dumb. Can’t stand the place 😂
@@TedHowells But then don't you have to be like "ahh well the reason i had it on me at the time was because i was coming back from fixing something" ...i believe even if you have evidence of that, the courts wouldn't care.
You're right unfortunately, UK is an absolute joke about this subject.
@@RECALLAUDITSTraveling between work places and home is good reason, forgetting it was in your pocket when you go to the pub is not good reason.
@@TedHowellsUnless your work is wondering around the streets you do not have good reason to carry a knife not granted exemption.
@ianwalker1182 not for a knife like this. Comes under all the requirements to carry legally without a ‘reasonable excuse’