Kizer has finally made its way into the traditional knife genre with the recently released Trestle. While traditional in inspiration, the Trestle is also made from a full suite of modern materials and available in a lot of different material configurations.
The Trestle comes from the mind of Azo Mai, the head designer over at Kizer and a man with a whole mess of production models in his portfolio at this point. However, we have yet to see Mai flex his muscles in the traditional scene, and for his first offering in that field he chose to create a smart, flashy, classy take on the most primordial of folding knife patterns, the original everyday carry piece: the single-blade jack knife.
Kizer has many modern EDC’s I like – The Sheepdogs, the Drop Bear, and others. When it comes to imported slipjoints, I think I will stick to Rosecraft.
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Kizer Slips into Traditional Scene with New Trestle Jack Knife