Description
KUKI3690A1: Ki3690A1 Chris Conaway Spitfire Folding Knife - Titanium with Carbon Fiber Inlays, Timascus Backspacer
Kizer Cutlery
The Kizer Chris Conaway Spitfire folding knife is a masterpiece of precision engineering, embodying the sleek lines and high-performance spirit of its namesake, the iconic WWII fighter plane. Designed by Chris Conaway, this knife seamlessly blends a minimalist aesthetic with uncompromising functionality. It stands as a testament to Kizer's commitment to crafting premium everyday carry (EDC) tools that are as visually stunning as they are capable.
The Spitfire features a nimble 3.13" drop point blade, crafted from high-performance CPM-S35VN stainless steel, ensuring it holds a razor-sharp edge through diverse tasks. The blade features a clean flat grind and a satin brushed finish, reflecting its warplane inspiration. The handle is a true highlight of luxury and ergonomics, constructed from lightweight and incredibly strong titanium. It is further elevated by carbon fiber inlays that add visual texture and enhance grip, while a stunning Timascus backspacer introduces a vibrant, custom-grade aesthetic that catches the eye.
With an overall length of 7.54" and an impressively lightweight 2.96 oz., the Kizer Spitfire is designed for effortless, comfortable pocket carry. Its smooth thumb stud deployment ensures rapid, one-handed opening, while the robust frame lock provides rock-solid blade security during use. A discreet titanium pocket clip allows for tip-up, right-hand carry, keeping this superb tool ready at a moment's notice. The Kizer Chris Conaway Spitfire pocket knife is a meticulously crafted fusion of art and utility, a tribute to iconic design, and a top-tier choice for discerning enthusiasts seeking a high-performance EDC.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 3.13"
- Closed Length: 4.41"
- Overall Length: 7.54"
- Blade Material: S35VN Stainless Steel
- Blade Thickness: 0.118"
- Blade Style: Drop Point
- Blade Grind: Flat
- Blade Finish: Satin Brushed
- Handle Material: Titanium with Carbon Fiber Inlays and Timascus Backspacer
- Locking Mechanism: Frame Lock
- Pocket Clip: Titanium (Tip Up, Right Carry)
- Weight: 2.96 oz.
- Designers: Chris Conaway
- Made in China
Pocket Clip
Includes a pocket clip for easy accessibility and a more secure carry.
Titanium Handles
A nonferrous metal, it's prized for its high strength to weight ratio and is often used on higher end knives.
S35VN Stainless Steel
An evolution of the popular S30V steel, S35VN offers a greater degree of toughness without much sacrifice in edge retention. Perfect for mid-range and premium knives.
Kizer Cutlery Chris Conaway Spitfire Folding Knife 3.13" S35VN Satin Brushed Drop Point Blade, Titanium Handles with Carbon Fiber Inlays, Timascus Backspacer
(1 review) 5.0 out of 5 stars
Kizer Cutlery Chris Conaway Spitfire Folding Knife 3.13" S35VN Satin Brushed Drop Point Blade, Titanium Handles with Carbon Fiber Inlays, Timascus Backspacer Big Hammerz
Baring Missouri
Aug 16, 2025
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: Sheath
KIZER PERFECTION
Received the knife this morning on 8-16-25 and could not be more pleased with my purchase of this knife.I own several Kizer knives and they all have no imperfections including this Kizer Spitfire.The knife is razor sharp with evenly ground edge bevels with perfect centering and a perfectly tuned detent allowing the blade to be deployed with authority.All of the carbon fiber appears to be high quality and evenly well done.Blade grinds are evenly well done on both sides and the blade finish is excellent.Pocket clip feels a little to stiff but i can adjust that out to my liking.This knife has perfect ergonomics and is just the right length.The knife designer really hit it out of the park with this knife design!
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