Kizer Cobbler

Designed by Maciej Torbé, the Kizer Cobbler is a minimalist fixed-blade utility knife built around a compact, one-piece D2 steel construction. Its 73.5 mm clip-point blade is 3 mm thick and finished with a stonewashed treatment, giving the knife a distinctive texture while helping to mask minor marks from regular use. The elongated blade groove complements the clean, functional profile. At 169.3 mm overall and only 43 g, the Cobbler adds little bulk to an everyday utility or outdoor kit. The finger and lanyard holes support secure, adaptable handling, while the supplied sheath protects the blade during storage and transport. With a hardness of 59–61 HRC, it is well suited to light-duty jobs such as opening packaging, slicing fruit and cutting tape, bandages or cord.