The Task V3641C1 folding knife from Kizer is an elegant EDC knife with a slim design by Nick Consoli.
What distinguishes this model from other knives from the manufacturer is the unique type of Clutch Lock.
Features of the Kizer Task folding knife:
- Reverse Tanto profile blade made of 154CM steel
- Satin finish of the blade
- Equipped with Cluth Lock lock
- Opening the blade with a double-sided peg
- Facings made of Micarta
- Equipped with Deep Carry clip
Kizer Task made from American 154CM tool steel
The satin-finished blade of the Kizer Task folder with Reverse Tanto profile is made of hard 154CM tool steel, hardened to a hardness of 58-61 HRC. 154CM is a high-carbon stainless steel enriched with molybdenum, so it can be described as an improved version of 440C.
American 154CM steel is valued for its resistance to corrosion and wear (high impact strength), long maintenance of working sharpness and relative ease of sharpening.
Up front, the front of the blade is tapered, giving the blade even better target penetration.
Robust locking mechanism in Kizer knife with power adjustment system
Kizer offers folders with the innovative Clutch Lock. The design of the lock is based on the placement of a double-sided bolt in the handle, which locks the blade when the knife is opened.
The design of the Gemini system, with which the lock is equipped, consists of two omega-shaped springs.
Kizer Task with Mircarta handle
The facings on the Task folder are made of black-coloredMicarta, a composite material of pressure-pressed canvas with synthetic resin. The edges of the facings are smooth and provide an ergonomic, comfortable grip. The Micarta handle ensures safe operation of the knife even with dirty or wet hands.
Kizer knife allows for discreet carrying
To meet the needs of users, the knife has a double-sided clip designed in such a way that the mounted knife rests deep in the pocket. Such a solution allows for the so-called deep carry, i.e. more convenient and stealthy carrying of the knife.
