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- Type: Pocket Knife
- Engraving: Yes
- Brand: Kizer
- Overall Length: 20,90 cm
- Blade Length: 8,80 cm
- Blade Thickness: 3,50 mm
- Weight: 112,00 g
- Designer: Kevin Kelemen
- Blade Material: CPM-S-35VN
- Handle Material: Carbon Fibre, Titanium
- Opener: Flipper
- Opening: Manual
- Lock Type: Framelock
- Made in: Asia
- Color: Gray
- Blade Color: Uncoated
- Item Number: 01KI204
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- Pocket Knife
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- Framelock
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Kizer
The still young company Kizer, based in Guangzhou, China, was founded in 2012. The philosophy of the company is simple: With an extremely high quality requirement, Kizer has set itself the flag of producing absolutely high-quality knives for everyday use, with minimized tolerances and using the best materials. The designs are developed by Kizer itself or in cooperation with well-known American knife makers. EDM process is a very cost intensive development and time consuming procedure with an extraordinary outcome, which meets the high requirements. The high quality materials come from the USA or Japan. The very appealing functional design is a perfect example for the most modern manufacturing technology and functional aesthetics.
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The still young company Kizer, based in Guangzhou, China, was founded in 2012. The philosophy of the company is simple: With an extremely high quality requirement, Kizer has set itself the flag... more