CIVIVI Vision FG: Superlock design. Transparent Lexan scales. Nitro-V blade steel. Active innovation

[@VeniVidiVid]

I’ve heard the designer’s name pronounced “snecks” (like Chex cereal). Cool design. The advantage of locks like that is also that your fingers never need to be in the path of the closing blade. Thanks for the heads-up. Gonna grab one.

[@MrDannyboyhall]

I just received my vision fg today and was blown away by the quality of it I like Civivi knives but they are always a bit basic in the finish this thing feel and looks like it’s quality above it’s price point

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello again, Doc Thank you for another Great Video 👍 That's a great looking knife. Again thank you 👌

[@churchofmarcus]

I wonder how long it takes for that handle to get all scratched up and yellow.

[@dempower]

My favorite Civivi knifes are the Amarite and the bull tusk with the Damascus blade + Ultem handle.

[@caramelzappa]

Love the Vision FG, I really want them to release a utility blade version of it.

[@elizabeththompson4424]

reminds me of the Demko Shark Lock I noticed Walmart selling Civivi in store at least that's what the website told me

[@GaryTrenda]

Another knife that uses the "Superlock" mechanism is the Tactile Knife Co. Chupacabra

[@michaellindsay8934]

Nice knife. I think the lock would take a little bit to get used too thanks Doc

[@jumper233]

I was at Wal-Mart a coulpe days ago and noticed they carried Civivi now.Not saying that's a bad thing,or good thing, just saying.

[@lastbesttool]

Yes, that is a thing. I should have mentioned it. However, Walmart will, according to my intel, only be carrying four of the most popular Civivi models. Good for them, I say.

[@Sylvan_dB]

Lexan is just a brand name of polycarbonate. They produce dozens (at least) of grades with different attributes. Calling something "Lexan" means nothing more than "plastic."

[@Stevieboy7]

Just like G10, or Micarta. They're all plastic, but are different. Thats why we have different names!

[@Sylvan_dB]

@@Stevieboy7 It's polycarbonate. Lexan does not specify a type of polycarbonate. Lexan sells an entire family of polycarbonates from flexible to bullet proof.

[@badhombre8383]

No lexan is used and required for windshields in drag racing and nascar. It’s definitely not pop bottles 😆

[@markm0000]

I have more pocket knives than I know what to do with. This sure does look cool though.

[@MashBill]

Ditto.

[@hdrider2071]

Andrew Demko invented that lock and he calls it a shark lock i believe.

[@svn5994]

Locks are slightly different. Snecx has talked about it multiple times on his IG.

[@hdrider2071]

@svn5994 yeah i should have been more clear.

[@Dano0069]

Doc, you might wanna to look into the [Cold Steel AD-15] with the scorpion lock; it a unique knife lock.🦂🔪🔓

[@claycowartisamazing]

When civivi takes the Demko Shark Lock (tm) and makes a worse version of it.