Considering the knife won the Kizer X U Design Contest, it’s a fitting influence. However, that inspiration runs a bit deeper. It’s not just about the past; as Ahn says, it’s about the future.

This knife is highly captivating for those with an interest in mechanical engineering. Although affordable, the knife’s Nitro-V blade is hard-working and more than capable of performing in an EDC ...

The two high-end Little Grand knives boast Fatcarbon handle scales. Kizer Classic-meets-contemporary style. Now, for the features these knives share in common. For starters, they all boast the same ...

Though incredibly useful, utility knives aren’t always the most enticing tools, least of all in the EDC world. Most are cheap, not particularly interestingly designed and not built in pocket-friendly ...

So when one comes along that defies expectations and does something I’ve never seen before, I tend to latch on. That’s precisely the case for the Kizer Tomb, which quite literally takes its ...

Having shaved over an inch off the original, Kizer’s Mini Mystic is much more carry-friendly. Kizer Sometimes, smaller is better. The original Kizer Mystic was a whopper of an EDC knife, measuring ...

Kizer The future is now. Created by Vũ Huỳnh Nam Anh, the Feweed was inspired by the Vietnamese phrase Phê quá, which, according to the brand, “conveys the thrill of exhilaration and the satisfaction ...

Kizer’s Parakeet, for instance, is a well-appointed small EDC knife with a bevy of configurations available — all good things. But it also has a pair of exciting options with handle scales ...