Product Description
The Kizer MiCrow 1139A2 is a compact fixed blade that pairs a stonewashed AEB-L Wharncliffe blade with blue vortex pattern Micarta scales, designed by Scott Halpern for everyday carry and light outdoor work.
The 2.91" Wharncliffe has a dead-straight edge that runs right to the point, giving precise control for cutting boxes, cordage, packaging and fine detail work. AEB-L is a fine-grained stainless steel prized for how easily it takes a keen edge and how well it resists rust, and the 0.118" flat-ground blade keeps it a strong, efficient slicer. The stonewash finish hides scratches and keeps the blade looking good with hard use.
The 3.34" Micarta handle is shaped to fill the hand despite the knife's small 6.25" overall size, and the vortex pattern gives it a layered, organic look. Micarta grips well wet or dry, and a lanyard hole at the butt adds carry options. The MiCrow rides in a black molded sheath with a belt clip, as shown in the photos.
A small fixed blade with no moving parts is about as dependable as a knife gets, and the MiCrow makes a great neck, belt or bag companion.
Specifications
Model: MiCrow
Model Number: 1139A2
Manufacturer: Kizer
Designer: Scott Halpern
Knife Type: Fixed Blade
Blade Material: AEB-L Stainless Steel
Blade Finish: Stonewashed
Blade Style: Wharncliffe
Blade Grind: Flat Grind
Handle Material: Blue Vortex Pattern Micarta
Sheath: Black molded sheath with belt clip
Overall Length: 6.25" / 158.75 mm
Handle Length: 3.34" / 84.92 mm
Blade Length: 2.91" / 73.83 mm
Blade Thickness: 0.118" / 3.0 mm
Country of Origin: China

