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Kizer Willumsen Super Bad Drop-Point Fixed Blade
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Kizer Willumsen Super Bad Drop-Point Fixed Blade
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The Kizer Super Bad is, well, super good at a lot of things—like slicing, piercing, skinning, chopping, and more. That’s thanks to its chunky 4.75-inch drop-point blade made from VG-10: a high-carbon-content stainless steel manufactured in Japan Read More
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Aug 20, 2020
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feels great
This fixed blade is pretty chunky for a mid size fixed blade knife.
The ergonomics feel very good with a natural grip hold.
I am 6 foot 2 inches with XL hands, this knife fits my hands very well.
The sheath is fine as well, a custom made would be better of course but this one does the job just fine.
Recommends this product? Yes
alpeneast
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May 15, 2019
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Arrived without a sheath.
Jfox1980
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Apr 13, 2019
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This is a really good made knife that fits in the hand ergonomically with the finger coil on the blade to chock up on. VG-10 steel is solid and takes a really great edge, this is the second knife that I own with VG-10 steel and I'm happy with this purchase. The only ding I give it is the sheath was loose a little and I had to get it repressed. Overall this knife is a great EDC carry fixed blade that is more than capable to take on a hunt with you, as well as self defense.
RayF
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Nov 15, 2018
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Nice knife. I regret not choosing the black handle.
Soridius
27
Jun 20, 2018
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I liked the look of this knife as soon as I saw the pictures. Something about the way the blade looks too big for the handle drew my attention. That and the fact that it's made of VG10 made me purchase it.
I have a couple Spyderco knives in S30V, and one in S35VN, but this is the first knife I've owned in VG10. The lowered price compared to most VG10 blades I've seen was a factor for sure. It was shaving-sharp out of the box. I haven't cut anything with it yet beside a piece of paper. I won't need to sharpen it often, so hopefully the hollow grind on the edge doesn't present a problem.
It feels very solid and like it's made for my hand. Having that double choil on either side of the blade guard gives options for how you want to handle it depending on what you're cutting.
I got the green/black handle and it has a nice camo/muted earth-tone look. The material and shape feels great and gives good grip.
I'm sentimental about some of my equipment depending on how long I've had it and where it came from. After years of use, tools, weapons, and other gear, take on a personality with me, as memories and personal history become attached to them over time.
I have a Buck 121 that my dad gave me brand new in 1982, that has been my field-dressing knife for deer ever since. This knife may take its place on my belt this fall, I like it so well. It's the first knife I've ever seen in all that time that has 'spoken to me' in a way that's even made me consider making that change. I don't do things like that willy-nilly.
This is a beautiful and well-made knife that I'm glad to own.
I have a couple Spyderco knives in S30V, and one in S35VN, but this is the first knife I've owned in VG10. The lowered price compared to most VG10 blades I've seen was a factor for sure. It was shaving-sharp out of the box. I haven't cut anything with it yet beside a piece of paper. I won't need to sharpen it often, so hopefully the hollow grind on the edge doesn't present a problem.
It feels very solid and like it's made for my hand. Having that double choil on either side of the blade guard gives options for how you want to handle it depending on what you're cutting.
I got the green/black handle and it has a nice camo/muted earth-tone look. The material and shape feels great and gives good grip.
I'm sentimental about some of my equipment depending on how long I've had it and where it came from. After years of use, tools, weapons, and other gear, take on a personality with me, as memories and personal history become attached to them over time.
I have a Buck 121 that my dad gave me brand new in 1982, that has been my field-dressing knife for deer ever since. This knife may take its place on my belt this fall, I like it so well. It's the first knife I've ever seen in all that time that has 'spoken to me' in a way that's even made me consider making that change. I don't do things like that willy-nilly.
This is a beautiful and well-made knife that I'm glad to own.
aamity
2
Jun 20, 2018
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Light weight perfect size carry fixed blade. This knife is made from quality materials and the fit and finish are superb.
CMNMD
7
Jun 20, 2018
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Really good knife
Good sheath
Good price
II use this as weekend carry (North Ga Mountains) and have it handy. Good BOB AND everyday knife. Have not carried on trail yet but would not hesitate to do so.
Alvernatz
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Jul 16, 2020
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Un excellent couteau utilisé pour la chasse, lame efficace.
Recommends this product? Yes
Rick.E
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Apr 10, 2019
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jcfstl
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Mar 30, 2019
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