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Designed by Jakub Wieczorkiewicz (Poltergeist Works), the Vis folding knife offers a compact yet versatile everyday carry experience. Its full-flat ground blade, equipped with an extended opening hole, ensures precision and control across various grip styles. The large choil enhances handling, allowing users to choke up on the blade for detailed tasks.

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Common Questions About the Real Steel Vis

Designed by Poltergeist Works, the Real Steel Vis series features a unique folded steel frame construction and a thin, slicey blade profile. These compact folders offer a highly functional, ambidextrous design ideal for daily cutting tasks.

What type of steel is used in the Real Steel Vis series?
The Real Steel Vis series uses Sandvik 12C27N stainless steel for its blades. This steel is known for its excellent corrosion resistance and ease of maintenance, while the thin blade stock and full-flat grind ensure high slicing performance.
What makes the construction of the Real Steel Vis unique?
The Vis features a folded steel frame where the frame itself acts as the stop pin for the blade tang. This design reduces the number of components that can fail over time, providing a simplified and robust build.
Is the Real Steel Vis suitable for left-handed users?
Yes, the Real Steel Vis is a fully ambidextrous knife. It is equipped with a reversible deep-carry pocket clip and an opening hole that allows for easy deployment with either hand.
What handle materials are available for the Vis?
The Real Steel Vis series offers a variety of handle options including G10 and Micarta scales. Available colors include denim or natural Micarta, as well as OD green, gray, pink, white, and black G10.
What are the best uses for the Real Steel Vis?
With its 2.72 inch blade and slim profile, the Vis excels as an everyday carry tool. The inclusion of a large choil allows users to choke up on the blade for increased control during precision tasks.