Kizer Minitherium

A knife enthusiast with a passion for the surrealism artists such as H.R. Giger and Brian Smith, Elijah found his niche in crafting knives drawing on the natural flow in ergonometric design. Striking a balance between aesthetics and utility but always pushing the envelope, the Isham system of design brings a fresh look to the complex designs of tactical blades. A folding Santoku for the outdoor chef, the Megatherium was the original showcase of the "edge below tab" flipper system of Isham’s design. Its wide blade excelled at tasks requiring a firm slicing motion and the pseudo-choil allows the user choke-up for delicate tasks. This is the Minitherium, its smaller yet just as capable brother that is poised to be your next go-to EDC. This sub-3" flipper features a titanium and carbon fiber handle and integrated frame lock mechanism that allows easy user manipulation while maintaining a lightweight form factor. The flipper becomes moves inside when the knife is opened for unobstructed optimal performance and the blue backspacer add just the right amount of color. This version is namely enhanced with a Damasteel blade. This is a Swedish type of Damasteel, made from RWL34 and PSF27. Two types of powdered steel that are great on their own and when combined give the Damasteel its excellent sharpness retention. This specific version has been enhanced with an Odin Heim pattern.