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This extraordinary Kizer Drop Bear variant maintains the classic clutch lock design and incorporates high-performance ELMAX stainless steel with a stonewash finish. Kizer's exclusive custom fatcarbon pattern, "Arctic Storm", on the handle makes for a real conversation piece and a tough material for using too. The interplay of blues, greys and carbon lines creates a silky and comfortable grip, with a handle gloss that changes mysteriously with varying light, adding to its allure.
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Add to BasketThe Kizer drop bear came razor sharp out of the box. Fit & finish is impeccable, no complaints. The only thing I would prefer is for the tip to be pointier, but that's just personal preference. Great knife, excellent materials l, and well priced. I would buy the Drop Bear again.
Very good fidgety clutch lock, better than a Benchmade. Hard to beat Kizer really. Drop Bear is a great ergo design, with these VERY nice arctic storm fat carbon scales and an Elmax blade I honestly can't think of a better Bugout style knife, in any price range.
Love this knife! The action is SO smooth and it's a great size and weight for me (I prefer something with at least a little heft to it) the Bug Out left me cold, too light IMHO. I'm no expert on steels so I'll leave it at that. What is fantastic on this knife is the scales. The pic's here don't do them justice. The way they react with the light is awesome. I know but I'm a bit of a magpie :) No lock/blade play and a super smooth action. It's a winner in my book.
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
