Agressor, V3629A1

Love the Kizer knifes.. Always quality no blade play, centered, 3v steel ohh lala.. Would recommend for the construction man.. Very tough and durable.

This knife is definitely well made. When it was half off I rushed to buy it and forgot to see if it was Left Handed, as I am. It's Right Handed. I like it and I"m not limited to my left hand, so it's OK. But what I like least about it is feel in my hand when closed. The edges are beveled but to me it feels like it needs more rounding overall. And bigger because the back of the blade is not beveled and that is right in the finger joint area. Overall, I recommend it but I wouldn't pay more than I did. Like I said the opening and closing is buttery smooth and with a nice solid little click.

It feels as nice as my sebenza but at a fraction of the cost. It also arrived very sharp, so all I had to do was touch it up on a strop, unlike most other factory edges

If you like to slow roll front flippers, do NOT buy this knife. The flipper disappears into the scale just past half way. The only clean way to open the knife one handed is to send it. The flipper tab also just feels too small; 1/16" longer would make a huge difference. The handle contours feel awesome, but it is overall a little too wide to forget it's in your pocket. I think they could have inset the liners or just used thinner richlite, which would make it lighter too. Overall size, ergos, blade and finish are 5/5. Opening and carriability are 3/5. I wear m/l gloves

CPM 3V is one of the most expensive and high performing blade steels you can find in a pocket knife, so when I saw this Aggressor model for under $45, I jumped at the chance to order it, especially since I’ve liked other Kizer knives I’ve owned as well. And from a materials standpoint, this knife is a great deal. In addition to the 3V blade, it has burgundy Richlite handle scales that are nicely contoured if not a little bit thick for their size. It’s still comfortable to grip overall, and it’s a great size for a smaller EDC.However, the amazing materials to price ratio is almost completely undone for me by a couple of design decisions that I strongly disagree with. This knife is a front flipper, and the bearings in the pivot make the action smooth enough in general, but the front flipper tab is too small for the handle design. The tab disappears into the handle when the blade is about half-open, so I can’t front flip it open in one continuous motion with only my thumb, and I have to use my wrist to fling the blade open the rest of the way.Which brings me to my other design gripe: Why is this knife a front flipper only? I would have been willing to overlook the front flipper tab deficiencies if they had put a thumbstud on it too, but as it is, the only other way for me to open this knife without flinging my wrist is to use two hands.

The media could not be loaded. Requires a lot of force and the ergonomics of the action are not good. Razer sharp out of the box and the richlite scales are a very interesting material. Grippy but not quite as grippy as micarta when dry. It's paper fibers with resin vs cloth fibers with resin. Can't speak to the 3V steel as I will be returning this knife.

I love a lot of the Kizer branded knives... I have purchased several over the years, and they never disappoint. This knife is no exception and is a great knife!A lot of people seem to put this knife down a bit and say it's not a good one, etc, but I see no issues at all.1.) It locks up tight2.) The blade is centered in the scales / handle when closed3.) The blade is straight when open4.) Deployment is swift and easy5.) The grinds are absolutely perfect6.) She's razor sharp and ready to go OOTBThe only gripe I can maybe see is the jimping on the front flipper grip area could maybe use some refinement and have a larger "grip" area, but for me it functions without issue and is perfectly fine.If you like super steels, and you like well ground and sharp knives, then this is a great buy!

Amazing action with the money for sure