Kizer Towser S Pocket Folding Knife 2.83 Inches 154CM Steel Blue Richlite Handle Pocket Survival Tactical Knife Hunting Knife Camping Tools V3593SC1

My favorite Kizer I own it’s the perfect size it’s smaller but it fills your hand perfectly and you can choke up on it with the nice sharpening choil that will give you plenty of sharpening life. It has a perfect strong snappy detent and falls shut nicely with its multi row bearings. You can’t beat this knife for the money especially when it’s on sale. I hope Kizer doesn’t discontinue it!!

This is my first Kizer and I couldn’t put it down when I first grabbed it and opened it up. It felt really solid in my large sized hand for such a small knife. The micrata is some of the best that I have seen on a knife and I was instantly very impressed. The lock is solid and it opens and closes very smoothly! This is a really solid knife and a great deal for the price.

Just a great all round knife. I have some very expensive knifes. And I carry this 70% of the time. Fits in your small pants pocket. Leaving you pocket open for another knife or other stuff. Stays sharp, then easy to sharpen. Good in hand.

Out of all the knives I own (ranging from $20 up to $200), this one is the most carried in my pocket on a daily basis. I’ve used it for everything light to heavy duty cutting and it has held up phenomenally.The 154cm blade steel is exactly what you’d expect from it, holding an edge very well and easy to sharpen. What caught my eye the most when seeing this knife for the first time was seeing that it’s 154cm, and at this cheap of a price… absolute STEAL.It cuts like butter after sharpening it up to 600 grit for a nice toothy edge and stropping on the worksharp precision adjust elite. The flat grind on this knife makes it extremely slicey.For such a small knife on paper, it has a hefty feel to it, in a good way. You can get a ful grip on this thing and can tell you’re holding a well made cutting tool that isn’t going to slip out of your hand. The forward finger choil is awesome for precision cuts. There are multiple ways to hold this knife, depending on what you’re cutting and how hard you are cutting.Overall, this knife ended up punching wayyyy above it’s weight. So much, that I had buy a few more because I noticed they are discontinuing it. At least the micarta one I purchased is now discontinued. The blue richlight one is still the same knife though, at a super low price.The only thing that could make this better is if it had an axis-lock on it. Hopefully that comes out in the future.Just get it. You’ll be pleasantly surprised with this one.

Sharp out of the box, fantastic ergonomics, fantastic blade, amazing action (easy flick with thumb stud) and great lock up (zero blade play). I bought it because it was on sale, but I would easily pay full price for one again if I lose it. I have had many expensive pocket knives over the years, but this one just feels so good in my hand and the blade geometry is perfect for an EDC. Can't say enough good things about it to be honest. Just buy it, you won't regret it.

I've been carrying this knife daily for almost a year. Slim enough not to cause discomfort, excellent edge retention, great handle. I own 3 benchmades but never want to carry them for fear of losing them. Looking to buy another kizer for no reason.

I don't have anything more to add to what others have already said. I really gotta push out on the thumb stud instead of up, and after releasing the liner lock the blade will fall freely if you're holding it up right - different than most knives I own but will just take some getting used to.In my photo there is the Kizer Amicus, Kizer Drop Bear, Kizer Toswer S, Civivi mini Praxus, and an named knife from KEXPO, just for a size comparison. All these knives have a sub 3 inch blade. I like the Towser's wide handle, it's even wider than the Amicus handle which I love.

I am very pleased with this knife. It handles well and has smooth opening and closing even for a lefty.