Kizer Cutlery Cobbler and SCUTTLER

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The Cobbler and SCUTTLER pocket fixed blades/neck knives by Maciej Torbe are a minimalists dream.
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Kizer Cutlery 1058A1 Maciej Torbe SCUTTLER Pocket Fixed Blade Knife 2.05" D2 Stonewashed Clip P…Retail price: $47.00, our price: $35.00
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Kizer Cobbler and Scuttler FAQ

Designed by Maciej Torbe, the Kizer Cobbler and Scuttler are minimalist, skeletonized fixed blades optimized for precise cutting and low-profile carry. These D2 steel tools offer different sizes and handle proportions to suit specific daily carry needs.

What is the difference between the Kizer Cobbler and Scuttler?
The Kizer Cobbler is the larger model with a 2.89 inch blade, while the Scuttler is more compact with a blade length around 2 inches. While the Scuttler features a longer handle proportional to its blade size, the Cobbler provides a more secure and stable grip for users who need more surface area to hold onto.
How can the Kizer Cobbler and Scuttler be carried?
These knives are designed for versatile carry, including inside the waistband (IWB), as a neck knife, or inside a pocket. Each comes with a Kydex sheath that features standard hole spacing compatible with aftermarket hardware like a large Tech-Lok or an Ulti-Clip.
What type of steel does Kizer use for this series?
The Kizer Cobbler and Scuttler series uses D2 tool steel for the blades. This steel choice provides high wear resistance and toughness, making these small fixed blades effective for both powerful push cuts and delicate detail work.
What tasks are these knives best suited for?
The Kizer Cobbler and Scuttler excel at fine detail cuts and utility tasks thanks to their modified sheep's foot blade geometry and acute tips. They are excellent choices for users looking for the reliability of a fixed blade in a size usually reserved for neck knives or small folders.
Does the handle design provide enough grip?
Yes, the skeletonized handles on the Kizer Cobbler and Scuttler feature fullers that act as control surfaces, providing extra traction for various grip styles. However, users should be mindful that the blade edge is sharpened all the way to the index finger area, requiring a careful and deliberate grip during use.