Kizer Feist Ki3499 is a minimalist everyday knife designed by Justin Lundquist, a lover of traditional craftsmanship and an experienced knifemaker. The blade with a usable drop- point profile is made of powdered CPM-S35VN stainless steel , hardened to a hardness of 58-60 HRC . Thanks to this new type of steel, the straight cutting edge retains high working sharpness for a very long time and at the same time is quite easy to sharpen. Due to the specificity of the CPM S35VN, we recommend using diamond sharpeners for sharpening. The everyday character of the knife is emphasized by the high concave cut , which is a compromise between the durability of the blade and its high cutting properties. The blade has a matte stonewash finish. Ball bearings and a front flipper, conveniently operated with the thumb , are responsible for the smooth and very dynamic unfolding of the blade . When unfolded, the blade is securely locked with a monolithic frame-lock , which has a steel reinforcing insert. This type of lock is characterized by high durability, resistance to dirt and very convenient operation. Simple, minimalist claddings were made using precise CNC machines, from light and extremely hard titanium, thus ensuring high durability and an effective design of the knife. At the end of the grip there is a clip that allows you to conveniently carry the knife in your pocket. TECHNICAL DATA Basic information Blade profile Drop Point Steel hardness [HRC] 58-60 Blade lock type Frame Lock Knife type folding Opening type front flipper Additional data dash lack Wearable clip is Cladding material metal - titanium Corrosion resistance tall Dulling resistance Okay Cut type concave Opening support is / bearing Application (destination) EDC Dimensions Total length [mm] 166 Blade length [mm] 72 Blade thickness [mm] 3 Weight [g] 73