Reviews and Ratings for Kizer Cutlery Sheepdog Knives Chris Conaway C01C 2.9 BS Button Liner Lock Folding Knife 2.95" Elmax Satin Sheepsfoot Blade with Thumb Hole, Gunmetal Gray Aluminum Handles, Reversible Clip - Ki3488.29BSA1

Kizer Cutlery Sheepdog Knives Chris Conaway C01C 2.9 BS Button Liner Lock Folding Knife 2.95" Elmax Satin Sheepsfoot Blade with Thumb Hole, Gunmetal Gray Aluminum Handles, Reversible Cliprated 5 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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Kizer Cutlery Sheepdog Knives Chris Conaway C01C 2.9 BS Button Liner Lock Folding Knife 2.95 inch Elmax Satin Sheepsfoot Blade with Thumb Hole, Gunmetal Gray Aluminum Handles, Reversible Clip

 

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Kizer Cutlery Sheepdog Knives Chris Conaway C01C 2.9 BS Button Liner Lock Folding Knife 2.95" Elmax Satin Sheepsfoot Blade with Thumb Hole, Gunmetal Gray Aluminum Handles, Reversible Clip
rated 5 stars out of 5
Nate
Mianus, CT
Jan 12, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality
Cons: None

Another quality Kizer

All in all another fantastic quality Kizer. Blade opens with a nice snap when Spyder flicked, the button liner feels rock solid and the blade rolls very smoothly on its pivot when the lock is depressed. The elmax feels like it was heat treated right (touched up on Sharpmaker after several days of use and it didn’t feel soft) and blade was very sharp out of the box. Ergonomics are what you’d expect from a sheepdog, blade is slicey yet ready for chopping. Handles have an almost powdery feel to them, the aluminum itself feels like it’s high quality. Time will tell how well the aluminum holds up to use but initial impressions are that it will be alright.
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