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This is a perfect knife for everyday carry. It's an overall light and concealable knife that you can keep on you. It has multiple jimping points which aid in providing a good solid grip. The canvas really helps in locking in the blade. Once you've got a grip it isn't going any place! My version has nitro v which is tough and corrosion resistant which helps if you're in a hot, damp environment. The blade came with a toothy sharpening job from the factory(which is easy to polish up) but at that it still sliced paper razor thin and shaved arm hair like it was nothing. The overall aesthetic of the knife is very appealing as well. I'd like a solid black version but I hear the canvas point will possibly be interchangeable in the future. I personally prefer all black blades and handles. The design of the knife blade and handle lend it to everyday cutting tasks, kitchen duty, possible self defense and light camp tasks. The gimping near the tip of the blade will aid in precise cutting tasks. Overall it's a really nice knife and especially for the money. This is an absolute home run! If I had any complaint it would be that I prefer a guard/finger choil for forward slicing tasks. However, even with wet hands I don't imagine your hand moving much if at all.The sheath is well thought out and secure. You can easily change out for different style clip which I changed out for a J clip and a ranger band to keep secure in the waistband. I like the thumb push off point and a mark of a well designed sheath. Sheaths are just as important the knife is. This one is very minimal and allows for multiple carry styles.Lastly, someone else docked a star for the packaging which is very silly. Any knife collector/user knows that these companies always put in stickers or merch. Honestly who even cares about packaging which you throw away.I paid for my knife and received nothing free. I did, however, order a second knife in D2. I'll update if that one is unlike this first one but I expect it to be of the same quality. Kizer is a well known and quality company and I've often enjoyed their designs. For the material quality and price you certainly get ABOVE what you pay for.

The blade is made from premium materials that hold their edge remarkably well, making it ideal for a variety of tasks—from outdoor camping to everyday utility use. The sharpness out of the box was impressive, and it has maintained its edge even after rigorous use.The ergonomics of the handle are exceptional. It fits comfortably in hand, providing a secure and confident grip, even during prolonged use. The balance of the knife is just right, giving it a solid yet nimble feel.One of the standout features is the sheath. Not only is it rugged and well-constructed, but it also offers a snug fit for the knife while allowing for quick and easy access. Whether you’re attaching it to your belt or storing it in your gear, the sheath adds both convenience and security.The Kizer Militaw Fixed Blade Knife exudes reliability and style. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into its design and functionality. For anyone in need of a dependable fixed-blade knife, this one is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended!

The Kizer Militaw fixed blade knife is quite possibly the best EDC fixed blade I own. The Nitro V blade is incredibly sharp out of the box. The blade slices well and has a sharp point for piercing. Great in the kitchen for food prep, and handy when cutting materials in the field. The G-10 and canvas micarta handle scales are comfortable in the hand in both standard and reverse grips. The kydex sheath is well fitted and has a perfect thumb ramp for one handed deployment from the pocket. The Militaw is an excellent knife option when compact, lightweight, and functionality is required.

I wont be saying anything new or different than everyone else already has said, im just adding my voice to the chorus. This knife feels exceptional. Mine arrived laser sharp. And it fits my hand really well. I love the finger choil on this knife even though i dont usually like them. In this case it is very helpful for clocking the knife when drawing and replacing from the sheath. Theres a little horn on the sheath that is easily gripped with the thumb to push or pull on. With my finger in the choil and my thumb on the horn of the sheath its easy to pull and re-sheath it without really looking, just going by feel. And somehow, it seems that all the sheaths that ive gotten from Kizer always have just enough tension and grip to retain the knife without making it dangerously difficult to draw. I can grip the knife with 2 fingers and use my thumb to remove the knife and to snap it back into the sheath. And let me just add that the blade shape is really useful for all of the utility purposes that i bought this knife for. Plenty of straight blade edge length for slicing and typical cutting, as well as a minimal clip point style tip for penetration and puncturing.If im looking for something to complain about on this knife, id say that i dont really like the (purely aesthetic) choice to use exposed fasteners to secure the handle scales. But i feel pretty silly complaining about that. It really doesnt have any effect on the use of or feel of the knife. Like i said, i was searching for something to complain about and thats all i could come up with. I wouldnt mind if the blade was longer by 1/2 to 1 in. But thats just because the folding pocket knife that i typically edc (also a Kizer) has a blade of nearly exactly the same length.I cant think of any reasons why i would need a second one of these, but if i come up with a reason, id definitely order another one!