Folding knife Kizer Cutlery Zipslip light blue V3507N3 7.2cm
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Kizer Zipslip folding knife isn't just a great everyday carry knife, it's an everywhere carry knife. This update to the traditional slipjoint folder comes from the minds of Michael Vagnino and Tom Ferry, sporting an light blue G-10 handle and the innovative Everflush backbar. The backbar allows the addition of easy one-handed opening to a slipjoint folding knife design. Stonewashed blade 7.2 cm made of Bohler N690 stainless steel. Stainless steel pocket clip.
- Reference
- 6926319003577
- Brand
- Kizer Cutlery
- Country
- China
- Steel
- Böhler N690
- Handle
- G-10
- Blade Length, mm
- 72
- Hardness
- 58-60 HRC
- Lock
- Slipjoint
- Total length, mm
- 173
- Blade thickness, mm
- 3
A modern approach to production and high-tech equipment have made Kizer knives popular all over the world. Kizer Cutlery entered the pocket knife market in 2012. Dedicated to quality materials and process, they are one of the first companies to successfully create a high quality, Chinese-made knife. Cutting their part with wire EDM machines allows for a slower, more calibrated process and gives their knives very tight tolerances.
