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Kizer Willumsen Super Bad Drop-Point Fixed Blade

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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Dangocrazy
19
Dec 11, 2018
I rather like this knife and after a little stone time it will be amazing
dirc
89
Nov 14, 2018
Super Bad is a super bad name for a knife... honestly. Are they only trying to market to teenagers and young 20's men?? Kizer should perhaps invest in a real employee with a marketing background. Otherwise, the design looks relatively decent for what it is at that price point. (I'm personally not a fan of such a large choil on smaller fixed blades)
namhod
1991
Nov 16, 2018
dircYa don't think the designer maybe, ya know, named his design?
dirc
89
Nov 18, 2018
namhodof course, hence my suggestion^ my statement holds true regardless of who 'they' are
LordOpie
20
Nov 14, 2018
WTF?
  • Cutting edge: 3.75 in (9.5 cm)
  • Blade length: 4.75 in (12.1 cm)
granted, I never really understood the point of a choil bigger than minimal. But to lose a full 0.5" of metal for... what? Someone educate me on this please.
0880
14
Nov 17, 2018
My current EDC does not have a finger choil. But when I did carry one the last time I remember would be stripping the outer jacket off of multi conductor cabling. I used the conventional choil grip to make the ring cut, then switched to a tip control grip where the tip of your middle finger is in the choil and your index finger is at the tip,to make the length cut. This cable is about 1" thick of that makes it easier to imagine.
LordOpie
20
Nov 17, 2018
0880I guess my question is... does the choil really add to control? how does it help? How is a 4.25" piece of metal with a 3.75" sharpened section better than a knife with no choil and a 3.75" sharpened section?
RayF
22214
Jul 19, 2018
Actually bought this knife, got it today in the mail. Very nice ergonomics--really fits the hand with a choice of at least two grips. Not wild about the "stonewash" finish. The Kydex sheath is quite substantial but it's strictly a right-handed affair and that makes it less useful to god's chosen people: we of the left-handed persuasion.
Can't recall exactly why I ordered this knife, but I'm sure it will do the job--should the reason ever come to mind again.
Brewhaus
114
Jul 22, 2018
RayFYou can flip the belt loop to the other side of the sheath. Viola, it's left handed. The cut out of the sheath no longer matches but it does work, and looks fine.
RayF
22214
Jul 22, 2018
BrewhausVery creative, might give it a try.
fhood
715
Jun 27, 2018
Huh, here I was thinking that this was a survival knife, what with the wide blade, thickish stock, short grind, and reinforced tip, but apparently it is "urban tactical". Now I am a tad concerned about all the "skinning" and "chopping" it is supposed to be good at.
Brewhaus
114
Jun 29, 2018
fhoodI do wish this had a carbon steel rather than stainless.
14themoney
1395
Nov 14, 2018
DougFLA123
1404
Apr 20, 2018
This knife looks awesome! Ugh...I’m in.
ReefBlastbody
23
Apr 17, 2018
Hmmmmmmmmmmmm. The new drop for the WE Vindex is very "meh" on price/convenience: I'll just order from a web retailer who has it in stock and pay the $3-9 premium to have it in a couple of days.
This drop, on the other hand, is a bona fide deal... The two standard bearers for price/convenience, BHQ and Knifecenter, both have the Superbad for $146 vs. the $90 for Massdrop high end commitment. For a ~40% savings, I can delay gratification a few weeks.
Omniseed
1972
Jun 26, 2018
Reate made the Prizm.
Certain knife communities have had an insane negative reaction to Massdrop in the form of refusal to pay normal secondhand prices for knives that have been dropped here.
Kavik
5531
Jun 26, 2018
OmniseedWhich is funny, because who knows if the original owner bought it here (not the exclusives, obviously), or paid full price, or bought it off ebay with a coupon code, or got it on a black Friday deal, or..or...or.....
Original price paid doesn't HAVE to equate to a lower second hand value. If the seller chooses to pass along the savings, I think that's great....but the buyers shouldn't be making 'mass' assumptions. (get it? Mass... Mass... Lol)
JRuse
62
Apr 17, 2018
I love the design, but VG10 can't be a good steel for hard outdoor use. Too prone to chipping right?
ReefBlastbody
23
Apr 17, 2018
JRuseNot really. If anything, it hardens a bit on the soft side, and will require more frequent stropping/resharpening compared to something like S35VN or M390. The plus side is it is relatively easy to sharpen, and can take a fairly keen edge.
This strikes me more as a tactical/defensive knife vs. a bushcrafting knife, though.
Brewhaus
114
Jun 29, 2018
ReefBlastbodyI really wish they had geared this toward camping/bushcraft rather than mall ninja use.
jungle_spirit
14
Apr 17, 2018
Too bad no international shipping.
RayF
22214
Apr 17, 2018
How do you open and close these fixed-blade knives?
14themoney
1395
Nov 14, 2018
RayFPlasma cutters and 20 ton shop presses have worked for me in the past.
14themoney
1395
Nov 14, 2018
I picked up a folder that he designed for Lansky, 440C. It was quite cheap; $20 if my memory works. The appearance is VERY similar, It's operation does not require specialty tools like the fixed blades do.
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