I got this Sencut Serene knife as a Christmas present so that we would have a good quality D2 steel knife that we can use to set a baseline in our Cut Tests. But it turned out to be a great knife!
Civivi Baklash Cut Test – Way Tougher Than Expected!
Civivi Baklash Cut Test – Way Tougher Than Expected!
Well, color me impressed—the Civivi Baklash put in some serious work! I ran it through cardboard, sisal rope, reinforced rubber tubing, and even a wooden stick, and this thing just kept on cuttin’ like it was born for it. For a 9Cr18MoV steel blade, I wasn’t expectin’ it to hold up this well, but it sure proved me wrong.
Big thanks to John Emerson (aka “TheTriFyre”) for loanin’ this knife to the channel. The Baklash has been kickin’ around for a few years now, but it’s still sellin’ like crazy. Maybe it’s the solid ergos, maybe it’s that slicey hollow grind, or maybe it’s just a dang good knife for the money. Either way, I gave it an 8 outta 10 on my sharpness scale, and I’d recommend it to anybody lookin’ for a tough, budget-friendly cutter.
So, is the Baklash still a solid buy in 2025? Grab a seat and find out for yourself.
Find the Civivi Baklash on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3QG49ck
Watch the original knife review HERE
Big thanks to John Emerson (aka “TheTriFyre”) for loanin’ this knife to the channel. The Baklash has been kickin’ around for a few years now, but it’s still sellin’ like crazy. Maybe it’s the solid ergos, maybe it’s that slicey hollow grind, or maybe it’s just a dang good knife for the money. Either way, I gave it an 8 outta 10 on my sharpness scale, and I’d recommend it to anybody lookin’ for a tough, budget-friendly cutter.
So, is the Baklash still a solid buy in 2025? Grab a seat and find out for yourself.
Find the Civivi Baklash on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3QG49ck
Watch the original knife review HERE
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