The Kizer Bulldog Fix is a fixed-blade evolution of the Bulldog family, positioned between the Bulldog and Mini Bulldog in size. Designed by O.SHO, it pairs a compact 2.97-inch sheepsfoot blade with an extended, contoured G10 handle for a comfortable four-finger grip. Its specialised negative blade angle helps keep the cutting edge engaged with the material, improving leverage and control across practical everyday and outdoor cutting tasks. The flat-ground 14C28N blade is hardened to 58–59 HRC and finished with a blue PVD coating and stonewash treatment, providing a durable, low-reflective surface with a distinctive appearance. At 3.59 oz, the Bulldog Fix remains lightweight without compromising its solid handling. A precision-moulded Kydex sheath with adjustable retention is included for secure storage and transport.
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- Purpose-built fixed blade – The Kizer Bulldog Fix adapts the distinctive Bulldog design into a robust fixed-blade format, with a 2.97-inch sheepsfoot blade and an extended four-finger handle.
- Reliable 14C28N steel – Hardened to 58–59 HRC, the flat-ground blade combines dependable edge performance, toughness and corrosion resistance for demanding everyday cutting tasks.
- Efficient cutting geometry – Its negative blade angle directs the cutting edge into the material, improving leverage and helping maintain consistent edge contact with less wrist strain.
- Contoured G10 handle – Smoothly shaped G10 provides a secure, comfortable grip without pronounced edges against the palm, while the 3.99-inch handle supports stable control.
- Adjustable Kydex sheath – The precision-moulded sheath offers adjustable retention for a secure, rattle-resistant fit and dependable protection during storage and transport.
£76.95
- We are UK based and this product ships from the UK
- +£4.95 Delivery.
(UK Mainland, see shipping rates for full details).
For sale to those age 18 and over. Age check performed during order processing and by courier on delivery.
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