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Kizer Drop Bear Clutch Aluminium Black Folding Knife Reviews

4.9 Rating 11 Reviews
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Named after the infamous Drop Bear of Australian lore, the Kizer Drop Bear Clutch Aluminium Black delivers excellent edge retention, and corrosion resistance, and is suitable for heavy cutting applications. The top of the blade is designed to be non-slip, and the shape of the blade is also spot on for everyday use in the toughest environments.
The handle material used is aluminum alloy. It is comfortable and neutral meaning amenable to any kind of grip. In addition there is a black holding clip at the handle.
The black bladed version features a purple anodised thumb stud.

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Really lovely little knife. Feels robust and is. Great quality and finish. Recommended.
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Posted 2 months ago
This knife has the best action I've ever experienced. It flicks open easily, with the lovely purple anodised thumb stud (black version), but I prefer to swing open, using the ultra smooth "clutch lock" The drop, is simply incredible.It also comes extremely sharp, out of the box and is a joy to use.My only criticism, is the aluminium handles could do with a bit of texturing, to help grip. That said, it is far better than my Benchmade's and my most used locking knife. Kizer have knocked this out of the park and I can't recommend it highly enough.
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Posted 2 months ago
I have been interested in this knife since it was released, so whenn Heinnie released it I had to have it. As an owner of the Hogue Deka (two actually) with the Able lock, I knew what I was getting into with the "Clutch Lock". Just like the Deka, the Drop Bear has a safe and fidgety opening mechanism with the two methods of opening, the thumb stud and the cross bar. Unlike the Deka, The DB uses ceramic bearings in the pivot, Kizer's being smooth as ever. It also has a unique (as far as I am aware) feature in that the spring has five settings on each side in which the tension can be adjusted. You can also mix and match settings and you don't have to take the knife fully apart to change it. Big plus. The scales have a matte finish to them meaning thay are not shiny smooth and have that "dry" feeling to them. The knife came sharp out the box, just like my last kizer. A bag of extra hardware (T6 scale screws, as well as an extra set of springs) was included. No case and the microfibre cloth is on the small side, not the end of the world. As always, fast delivery and quick dispatch from Heinnie.
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Posted 2 months ago
Stunning looking knife great action really well made razor sharp out of the box my new favourite
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Posted 2 months ago
Lots of hype around this knife. It's a nice knife. Decent action. Again delivered very dull and needed work to make usable. Seems decent quality but doesn't immediately feel like it in the hand. Only time will tell
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Posted 2 months ago
Kizer has done it yet again with another excellent piece of work. The drop bear is one of the smoothest actions I have felt out of the box with out having to do anything at all in the way of putting your own tickle of oil on the action or tweaks on the pivot. It's stupid smooth the lock is absolutely perfect not a hint of movement in any direction at all, totally solid lock up but as soon as you slid it back the blade swings as free as a bird on the wing! I would go as far as to say it makes some Benchmades seem like they are sticky honestly it's rather hard to believe how freely the blade moves. The 154 blade's grind is bang on and nice and sharp SOTB fit and finish is beautiful and one of the joys of this piece is when you strip it down just pop the pivot and back screw and the scale comes free letting you get access to the guts of the knife where you will find the omega spring adjustment holes and incredibly easy oiling access without what can be a bit of a hassle on benchmade knives if your not that great at tinkering all in all this is a excellent piece of work that any benchmade fan will surely appreciate.
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Posted 2 months ago
I have had my eye on the Drop Bear for a while and am so pleased that i finally bought it. The fit and finish is spot on, the action is fantastic and it looks even better in the flesh. Great price and service from Heinnie as well. The only tiny negative is that the handle is easy to mark. Simply draging a finger nail will leave a line. That being said, it rubs off pretty easily. So not a big deal. Very happy to recommend.
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Posted 2 months ago
10/10 on this knife. Action is incredible, detent is perfect and it's snappy from opening with either a thumb flick or reverse flick. Clutch lock is solid with no play in any direction and it's super smooth on the close. Blade shape is perfect for any job, factory edge is hair popping and makes light work of anything. I've got this in my work bag and it's gone through cable ties, rope, Cat5 and cardboard with ease
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Posted 2 months ago