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Kizer Flamed Kesmec Frame Lock Knife

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RAELTYRO

Jan 2, 2019

Aside from the 3.5" S35VN blade steel and titanium handles, it would appear to be a solid buy for under a $100. Anyone recommend joining the drop?

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Jan 2, 2019

Cyphre

2710

Jan 2, 2019

RAELTYROThey definitely produce quality in my experience. I've picked up some other Kizer offerings of similar dimensions and specs for around the same price as well. I mean, the only downside may be if you don't happen to like spine flippers, because I haven't seen them offer thumbstuds or holes before.

Jan 2, 2019

Omniseed

1972

Jan 2, 2019

RAELTYROYeah, I've had several Kizers of that generation, and they were all great. If the reviews don't show any glaring flaws, and you don't mind the heavy side of normal 5.3 oz weight, it looks like a great buy.

Jan 2, 2019

Axeguy

1372

Jan 5, 2019

RAELTYRONobody seems to pack as much quality and substance in offerings in this price range than Kizer. They do medium to large framelock flippers--titanium and 3.8-5.0mm S35VN--better than most companies. I've bought five Kizers in this range and have zero regrets. My current MD fave is Kizer's Matt Cucchiara Compadre... (see pix) beefy and so nicely done (and the flames make it go faster)

Jan 5, 2019

Omniseed

1972

Jan 6, 2019

Axeguy

My first two Kizer knives were a Tigon and then a Velox2, which was also my first knife from Massdrop. The heavily rounded handles of that generation of their knives feel so nice. I wanted this Kesmec for quite some time, but I've just ordered a Kyre and I guess I'll be responsible and not chase every last great Kizer deal. Their small knives are great too. I really think the Envoy, Corto, and Mistral are some of their best knives. And the Mini Shoal in M390, I have both versions and the smooth scaled one is by far the best Kizer I have ever handled.

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Jan 6, 2019

Axeguy

1372

Jan 6, 2019

OmniseedThank you for the photos: nice selection! Your knives get outside more than mine! That may be because where I call home is desolate this time of year...and healthy knives need sunshine!

Jan 6, 2019