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The Hallow stands out by merging an industrial reverse tanto profile with ultra-premium 10V steel and a versatile, multi-option pocket carry system.

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Kizer Cutlery Michael Herrick Hallow Pocket Fixed Blade Knife 2.94" CPM-10V Black Reverse Tanto…Retail price: $141.06, our price: $119.90
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About the Kizer Hallow Fixed Blade

Designed by Michael Herrick, the Kizer Hallow series blends premium super steel performance with an ultra-compact, highly versatile footprint. These pocket-friendly fixed blades offer exceptional edge retention and multiple carry configurations for demanding daily utility tasks.

What steel is used on the Kizer Hallow series?
The Kizer Hallow series utilizes CPM-10V, an ultra-premium powder metallurgy carbon super steel. This steel is highly regarded for its exceptional toughness and outstanding edge retention. Because CPM-10V is a carbon steel and can be prone to corrosion, Kizer applies a protective coating, such as a black traction or PVD finish, to shield the blade from moisture and rust.
What is the blade shape of the Kizer Hallow?
The Kizer Hallow features a utilitarian blade profile that blends a modified sheepsfoot with an industrial reverse tanto. This geometry provides a strong tip and excellent slicing control, making it a highly practical choice for everyday cutting tasks. You can read more about how the classic tanto blade shape compares in utility and performance.
How is the Kizer Hallow carried?
The Kizer Hallow comes with a Kydex sheath featuring a carbon fiber appearance and a slim dots-style belt attachment. This hardware allows you to configure the knife for vertical or horizontal carry on a belt. While optimized for belt use out of the box, the compact footprint also makes it an excellent pocket fixed blade if you equip the sheath with an aftermarket pocket clip.
What handle materials are used on the Hallow series?
The handle of the Kizer Hallow is constructed from lightweight aluminum and features eye-catching inlays. Depending on the model, the inlays are made of standard carbon fiber or colorful camo carbon. Ergonomically, the handle is designed to provide a secure grip, accommodating a comfortable three-and-a-half to four-finger hold for daily cutting tasks.