Reviews and Ratings for Kizer Cutlery Jonathan Styles Staff Frame Lock Flipper Knife 2.99" Damascus Reverse Tanto Blade, Dark Gray Titanium Handles with Crystallized Titanium Inlays - Ki3795A1

Kizer Cutlery Jonathan Styles Staff Frame Lock Flipper Knife 2.99" Damascus Reverse Tanto Blade, Dark Gray Titanium Handles with Crystallized Titanium Inlaysrated 5 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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Kizer Cutlery Jonathan Styles Staff Frame Lock Flipper Knife 2.99 inch Damascus Reverse Tanto Blade, Dark Gray Titanium Handles with Crystallized Titanium Inlays

 

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Kizer Cutlery Jonathan Styles Staff Frame Lock Flipper Knife 2.99" Damascus Reverse Tanto Blade, Dark Gray Titanium Handles with Crystallized Titanium Inlays
rated 5 stars out of 5
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Jackson, Wy
Aug 28, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: None

Knife Good

Knife has edge. Knife cut. Knife good. For real though, I'm very happy with it. The Damascus pattern is very aesthetically appealing, and you can see the forge weld between the two metals as it runs down the spine. The crystalized titanium is beautiful, and fits well with the blasted titanium. It takes a little bit to work-in, but once it's done it's very, very smooth. Thumb flick is good. Spidey flick is great. And back flipper works well. It's fairly easy to disengage the frame lock and close. Very fidgety. I work at a Brewhouse and Pub and have been using it daily. Mainly cutting cardboard and thick plastic. It came very sharp from the factory, and held an edge longer than I expected. It doesn't compare to the M390 on my Worksharp RMX, but will keep a working edge for at least a few weeks before needing a touch up. It's fairly easy to sharpen, and takes a nice edge. From my understanding it's a 10cr15mov core, which is fairly similar to VG10, but with a slightly finer grain structure. I did scuff up the pocket clip when I rubbed against a keg, and the blasted finish came off fairly easy. But it's titanium underneath the finish, so it still looks good. It's also incredibly light, almost as light as the RMX which has a magnesium handle. Overall, great knife for the price.