Kizer T1 Task 1 pocket knife KI3490, Uli Hennicke design
Kizer T1 Task 1 pocket knife KI3490, Uli Hennicke design
We do not sell this product anymore.
Full description
The Kizer Task 1 is a stylish pocket knife, designed by Uli Hennicke. At first glance, this knife looks fairly simple. Maybe even “the umpteenth titanium frame lock”. But when you hold it in your hands and take a good look at it, you can see and feel that this is an exceptional pocket knife.
Specifications
8.1 cm
125 g
Material handle
titanium
Type of steel
CPM S35VN
Reviews
Thursday 24 October 2024
Thursday 12 September 2024
A solid folder indeed, well made out of quality materials, and it looks great. Opening, locking and closing action all work with ease and confidence. I like most aspects about this mid-size knife. The main complaint: sharp outer edge of the lanyard hole. This narrow and rather pointy corner sticks unpleasantly into the base of my palm at times during handling. To me it is a huge design flaw, prohibiting the top marks for my rating here. The blade edge is sharp but very roughly ground, the grinding pattern is visible even without magnification. That's a minor issue if at all. A nearly great knife overall, the poky upper rear end being the only disappointing detail.
Monday 26 August 2024
Tuesday 20 August 2024
Thursday 8 August 2024
Specifications
General information
Dimensions & weight
2.8 cm
8.1 cm
7.9 cm
3 mm
Closed length
11.1 cm
Total length
19.2 cm
125 g
Material
Material handle
titanium
Material sheath / pouch
nylon
Type of steel
CPM S35VN
60 HRC
Features & functions
Finish blade
stonewashed
Right or left-handed
right-handed
Blade shape
drop point
plain edge
No
Tools
knife
Opening system
thumb stud
Type
everyday carry, gentleman’s knife
Pocket clip
yes, tip-up (right)
Pocket clip position
tip-up
Pocket clip side
right
frame-lock
Can be opened with one hand
Yes
22º
flat, Secondary V-edge
Number of tools
1
Scope of delivery
Pouch
Yes
Sheath
No
Kizer T1 Task 1 pocket knife KI3490, Uli Hennicke design
We do not sell this product anymore.
