Kizer Feist 2 X Series M390 Titanium EDC Knife with Tanto Blade

Feist 2 X Series M390 Titanium ZX-3499.2A1

Name: Feist 2 X Series M390 Titanium ZX-3499.2A1
Price: 169.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (1 reviews)

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Quick Verdict

The Kizer Feist 2 X Series is a premium EDC knife, sporting a durable M390 steel blade and sleek titanium handle, perfect for everyday utility tasks.

What We Like

Offers durability
Ensures precision
Enhances grip comfort
Features sleek design

Considerations

Non-reversible clip

Overview

The Feist 2 X Series is a front flipper knife with an M390 steel blade and a titanium handle. Designed by Justin Lundquist and L.F., this knife features a 2.8" stonewashed reverse tanto blade, making it ideal for everyday carry and utility tasks. It includes a frame lock and a non-reversible titanium pocket clip.

Technical Specifications

9 specs

Brand Kizer

Category Knives

Weight 99g (3.5 oz)

Material Titanium

Blade Steel M390

Blade Length 2.8mm

Blade Shape Reverse Tanto

Lock Type Frame Lock

Opening Type Flipper

Reviews & Articles

review 7 min

Kizer Feist 2 X Series M390 Titanium Review: My New EDC Obsession?

Ever picked up a knife and just *knew* it was special? That's how I felt about the Kizer Feist 2 X Series M390 Titanium. This isn't just another pretty face in the EDC world; it's a compact powerhouse designed by Justin Lundquist and L.F. With its premium M390 blade and sleek titanium handle, it promises durability and precision for everyday tasks. But how does it *really* perform in the hand and pocket? I've carried and used this front flipper for several weeks, putting it through its paces to see if it lives up to the hype and its $169.95 price tag. From opening packages to more demanding utility work, I'm breaking down everything you need to know before you buy.

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