Kizer Mini Shoal Ki3469A2 Kim Ning EDC Frame Lock Flipper Folder M390 with Milled Titanium

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SKU: Ki-3469A2

BRANDKizer Cutlery

PRODUCT TYPEKnives

PRODUCT CATEGORYFolding

OVERALL LENGTH6.75"

CLOSED LENGTH3.75"

BLADE LENGTH3.00"

BLADE STEELBohler M390

BLADE TYPEDrop Point

LOCKING MECHANISMFrame Lock

HANDLE MATERIALTitanium

CARRYTip Up

OPENING MECHANISMFlipper

DESIGNERKim Ning

ORIGINChina

WEIGHT3.04 oz.

BLADE FINISHStonewash

STEEL TYPEStainless Steel

MODELShoal

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Kizer Knives: Kizer Mini Shoal Knife, Milled Handle, Ki-3469A2

This Mini Shoal Knife is a compact version of the original Shoal designed by Kim Ning, with premium Bohler M390 blade steel! The Mini Shoal features a 3.0" drop point blade made of Bohler M390 stainless steel, .12" thick, with a compound grind, a stonewash finish, a notched thumb rest for secure purchase, and a flipper for ambidextrous one hand opening. The matte gray titanium handle, 3.75" closed, has decorative pivot detailing, milled grooves for visual interest and secure grip, ball bearing pivot system for smooth opening, a sturdy frame lock with steel lock bar insert, a lanyard hole and a side to side reversible titanium pocket clip mounted at the butt end. The Kizer Mini Shoal Knife has an overall open length of 6.75", and it weighs 3.04 ounces. Imported from China.

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Kizer Mini Shoal Ki3469A2 Kim Ning EDC Frame Lock Flipper Folder M390 with Milled Titanium

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Kizer Mini Shoal Ki3469A2 Kim Ning EDC Frame Lock Flipper Folder M390 with Milled Titanium

Sweet offering 12/23/2018
By Hball
This perfect sized, finely designed and executed piece of practical knife art is one of the reasons I like Kim Ning’s work so much. My only problem is that I don’t use it to it’s potential because I don’t want to put the ‘wear and tear’ evidence on the artwork.
You can call this a gentleman’s knife for size and
Civilized carry properties, but it’s very capable of all tasks a tool of its size can be used for. I’m glad this ‘sprint run’ with m390, and the milled handle work was available before the discontinuation of the model.