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The MDRN Hunter blends practical field performance with tactical pedigree. Its streamlined shape, balanced feel, and durable Nitro-V blade make it a dependable companion for work, survival, or defense.

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CIVIVI Kyle Lamb MDRN Hunter FAQ

The CIVIVI MDRN Hunter, designed by Kyle Lamb, combines a versatile drop point blade with a tactical handle geometry suitable for both field dressing and everyday carry tasks. Its unique compound grind and Nitro-V steel construction provide an excellent balance of slicing efficiency and durability.

What kind of steel does the CIVIVI MDRN Hunter use?
The MDRN Hunter series features Nitro-V stainless steel, which is known for its toughness and corrosion resistance. This choice makes the 4.12 inch blade well suited for wet environments and heavy duty tasks without sacrificing its ability to hold a thin, sharp edge.
What is unique about the MDRN Hunter blade grind?
This series uses a unique combination grind consisting of a hollow grind near the spine and a flat grind behind the edge. This design mimics an S grind often seen on custom kitchen knives, which helps reduce drag and improves food or material release during slicing and skinning.
Is the MDRN Hunter suitable for tactical use?
Yes, designer Kyle Lamb incorporated a handle shape that excels in both standard and inverted tactical grips. The G10 handles feature a distinct finger tab and thumb anchor point, providing the secure hold common on purpose built tactical fixed blades.
How do you carry the CIVIVI MDRN Hunter?
Each knife in the series comes with a Kydex sheath equipped with two horizontal loops for scout style or cross body carry. While the included loops are for horizontal orientation, the sheath is compatible with the CIVIVI T-clip for vertical carry, though it is not compatible with Tech-Lok attachments.
Is Nitro-V a good blade steel?
Nitro-V is an excellent choice for a fixed blade like the MDRN Hunter because it offers a great balance of toughness, stain resistance, and edge retention. To see how it compares to other popular alloys, check out our guide to the best knife steel.
How large are the handles on the MDRN Hunter?
The G10 handles are sized to comfortably fit most hands and feature an ergonomic swell for a better grip. While they offer a secure fit for average to slightly larger hands, those wearing thick work gloves may find the handle length to be a tighter fit.