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Kizer Melody Aluminum Crystallized Titanium (Ki3732A1)

REF # KI26177
MSRP: $272.00
Regular Price $272.00
Sale Price: $230.99
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Description

Embrace the timeless appeal of a traditional Slip Joint mechanism, beautifully reimagined for the modern EDC enthusiast. Crafted by multitalented designer and musician Paul Munko, the aluminum and crystallized titanium Melody seamlessly harmonizes vintage pocket knife heritage with clean, sophisticated modern aesthetics. Every curve and line reflects a rhythmic flow, transforming a classic non-locking design into a contemporary everyday carry piece that feels both nostalgic and ahead of its time.
 
The Ki3732A1 variant showcases a striking Rainbow Damascus blade paired with a flat grind, delivering a balance of clean slicing and unique visual appeal. 
 
Designed to meet the regulations of most regions, the Melody utilizes a classic slip joint mechanism with a traditional nail nick for two-handed opening. The blade features a positive half-stop that catches at over 90 degrees, providing a built-in safety barrier to protect your fingers during closing. This non-locking configuration makes it a hassle-free, legal carry choice across a wide range of destinations.
 

Features and Specifications

Overall Length:
6.67"
Blade Length:
2.84"
Blade Thickness:
0.11"
Blade Length Range:
1-3 inches
Weight:
2.51 oz
Steel Type:
Rainbow Damascus
Steel Finish:
Acid Washed
Blade Style:
Clip Point
Blade Edge:
Plain
Opens With:
Nail Nick
Lock Type:
Slip Joint
Handle Material:
Aluminum, Titanium
Handle Colour:
Blue
Designer:
Paul Munko
Origin:
China
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