Kizer Mini Militaw Pocket Knife for EDC, 2.82'' Nitro V Steel Blade Folding Knife, G10 & PEI Handle Small EDC Knife with Pocket Clip, Camping Hunting Knife for Men Women Gift V3634SA1

Awesome knife absolutely love the g10/ micarta handle blend, i have the regular militaw as well and both are awesome

Surprisingly great knife. Zero play. Sharp out the box. Needed a very minimal clean up to get it razor sharp. Good construction and ckmes with replacement hardware. So sharp i was shaving hairs as a test and accidentally cut myself. Way better than most novelty knives at the same price point. Fun to flip too

I bought this and the full size, didnt like the full size at all, it was returned. It felt cheap. This one feels much better made, but of the 14 kizers i have, this one doesnt open as nice as others. No real complaints but my other kizers feel better quality i will say. Like the chili pepper, sheep dog mini, cormorant, original, spot, squidward, banish, fiest, laft vind mini- all nicer action imo, maybe this one will break in after couple more hundred opening

The Kizer Militaw is like that one buddy who’s always ready for anything—fixing stuff, opening beers, or fending off rogue Amazon packages. With a 3.36” Nitro V blade, this thing is razor-sharp, tough as nails, and holds an edge like your ex holds a grudge. The black-coated blade gives it that stealthy, “I know what I’m doing” look, even if the toughest thing you’ll cut today is a sandwich.The G10 & Micarta handle? Perfect balance of grip and comfort. It’s rugged, feels great in hand, and won’t slip—even if you’re sweating like a sinner in church. Plus, the thumb hole and front flipper make deployment stupid smooth—so smooth you’ll be flipping it open just to impress yourself.And let’s talk about that pocket clip—deep carry, secure, and disappears in your pocket like your paycheck after a trip to the hardware store. Whether you need an EDC workhorse or just want a knife that looks like it belongs in an action movie, the Militaw delivers.Final Verdict: Tough, sharp, and smoother than your best dad joke. 10/10, would deploy into battle (or lunchtime).

This is a fantastic knife from Kizer. I'm fidgeting with it right now. I consider myself a knife guy. And to me, this is a great EDC knife. The knife feels great in the hand. I have fairly large hands (I'm 6'5). The pocket clip slides in and out of the pocket with no problem. It doesn't create any hotspots when gripping the handle even when holding it tightly. I don't generally like front flippers but this one works better than other knives I have with a front flipper that are more expensive. The blade hole is plenty big to flick and reverse flick. This blade flies open. Blade falls closed with little to no effort. Takes a good edge and holds it well under light normal use. The handle inserts have just enough texture that you feel confident opening it and holding it in the hand with no worry about dropping it or slipping. Highly reccomend.

The knife is one of my favorites already. It's a nice knife , quality materials, good action and I love the looks. The only down sides of the knife for me are j u s t barely smaller than I would like. I have small hands for a guy so take that into consideration. I would have bought the full size but it didn't come in the same handle Mat'l as this one and that was a BIG selling point for me. I love how it looks. The only other draw back for me was that the jumping is not long enough for me. i think it should go out to the end of the blade hole. For me $70 is a lot of money for a pocket knife but I've looked at 1000 others at this price range and this looks like a good value as well as a good looking knife to me. And Kizer has a great quality rep. and first hand I don't see any reason to dispute it. If your looking for a NICE pocket knife under $100, buy this one.

Well built, a tad on the small side probably. I do love the G10/micarta combo handle. Acceptable sharpness out of the box. Good looking overall. Only gripe is the front flipper, it's not so much a flipper. I can only flip it half way with no added wrist flick. The detent is very stiff and it's hard to get the blade started, kinda rough on the ole thumb. Honestly im not a fan of the front flipper craze. I think the price is pretty fair, maybe a tad overpriced for the size and steel.