Kizer Feist Ki3499

These screws are probably gonna help Change the tension on your blade, I guess Looking inside We'll see if I want to mess with that or not yet but yea...

I'm blown away, I'm enamored by this knife. It just looks so refined.

Overall I think it's a very well done well executed knife overall.

I've had this knife for a few years and have been happy with it. The fit and feel is perfect for EDC. However The Titanium Pocket Clip described here is NOT titanium. I've never had a device, tool, utensil or anything else made of titanium that bends at a 90 degree angle getting caught on a car door...

Beautiful craftsmanship but after having speed safe knives by a different brand , I find this knife takes some practice and technic to open and not cut urself

This is my first Kizer, and first front flipper. I was drawn to the clean aesthetics of the knife, and was also curious to try a front flipper. I still find it very nice to look at, when closed. Open... I am not so sure about the blade shape. I think a wharncliff may have suited the overall look bet...

This knife is pretty decent, I love front flippers and this does it well. That being said,it doesn't have a reversible pocket clip which I still don't understand why because it has a metallic body that could easily be tapped for screw holes, knife companies and manufacturers really need to start thi...

Took away a star because the out-of-the-box experience was slightly disappointing. It was super stiff and difficult to deploy. Almost returned it. I disassembled it and found the pivot was over-tightened and only 1 bearing was lubricated and the other bearing was bone dry. Fixed that. Now it works b...

Nice little “important”. Front flippers are a smart design (once you learn the move) and are great on these smaller pocket knives—as in all the way in your pocket. —I’m currently on a high-quality, small knife kick lately and this Kizer does not disappoint.

Sharp, feels good, and a great package. But, the clip on the side is constantly loose. I dontnhave a star wrench that fits, so im just going to have to remove it. I don't think it's really worth the cost.