Civivi Brr15 Light Knife Black / White G10, Damascus by Rafal Brzeski (C25063-DS1)

Civivi Brr15 Light Black/White G10 Folding Knife, Damascus by Rafal Brzeski (C25063-DS1)

The CIVIVI Brr15 Light C25063-DS1 is a decorative variant of Rafał Brzeski’s lightweight folding knife design, combining a Damascus blade with a black-and-white G10 handle. The construction features a Liner Lock, ceramic ball bearings, and a front flipper.

The 81.4 mm blade features a Drop Point profile and a flat grind. The distinctive Damascus steel pattern contrasts with the two-tone handle, and the weight of 82.7 g helps maintain the model’s lightweight character.

Damascus with a hardness of 58–60 HRC

The blade is made of Damascus steel with a core hardness of 58–60 HRC. The layered structure of the material creates a distinctive pattern on the surface, which means that individual knives may vary slightly in appearance.

Drop Point, flat grind, and Damascus pattern

The Drop Point profile provides versatile functionality and good tip control. The flat grind facilitates efficient cutting, while the Damascus pattern gives the blade a unique character.

Black / White G10 and front flipper

The handle is made of G10 in a black-and-white color scheme. A black G10 backspacer complements the contrasting look of the design.

The pivot operates on ceramic ball bearings, and the Liner Lock secures the blade when open. The knife opens manually using the front flipper, and the steel clip can be mounted on either side of the handle in a tip-up configuration.

Key Features at a Glance

• Damascus – blade with a distinctive layered pattern.
• 58–60 HRC – blade core hardness.
• Drop Point – versatile profile.
• Flat – flat grind.
• Black / White G10 – contrasting handle.
• 82.7 g – lightweight construction.
• Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing – ceramic ball bearings.
• Liner Lock – liner lock.
• Manual, Front Flipper – manual opening with a front flipper.
• Tip-Up Clip – double-sided steel clip.

Technical data

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a Damascus blade unique?

Damascus is distinguished by its characteristic pattern resulting from the layered structure of the material. The arrangement of the lines may vary slightly from one blade to another.

How do I care for a Damascus blade?

After use, it’s a good idea to clean the blade and dry it thoroughly. Periodically applying a thin layer of a suitable protective agent to the surface helps preserve the pattern.

How does the Liner Lock work?

The Liner Lock uses a spring-loaded steel liner that locks the blade at the hilt when it is opened.

How do you maintain ceramic ball bearings?

It’s a good idea to regularly clean the pivot of dust and fine debris. If necessary, you can apply a small amount of a light lubricant.

What makes the black-and-white G10 handle stand out?

The black and white G10 creates a striking contrast with the Damascus steel pattern, while maintaining the lightweight and rigid construction.

Prepared by: Specialists at Sharg® company – Your expert in EDC and cutting tools