Kizer Feweed Knife Review: A Sleek EDC Blade with a Touch of Style

Hello everyone, and welcome back to another exciting Jimping with Jacrispy blog review! Today, we’re diving into the latest offering from Kizer: the Feweed knife. Known for their high-quality craftsmanship and innovative designs, Kizer has once again delivered a standout piece for EDC enthusiasts. But before we jump into the specifics of the Feweed, make sure to check out our other blog reviews and our YouTube channel for more knife content. Now, let’s get right into the review!

Unboxing the Kizer Feweed

The Feweed comes in Kizer’s signature sleek box design that gives off a premium feel even before you get to the knife. The box is dark in color with a clean, modern design that features the Kizer logo front and center. The font used is bold and easy to read, making the packaging instantly recognizable. On the back of the box, you’ll find some key information about the knife, including the model and variant options.

Inside the box, Kizer doesn’t skimp on presentation. You’ll find a microfiber cleaning cloth to keep your blade looking sharp, along with a couple of Kizer stickers that add a bit of personality. The Feweed is safely nestled inside a soft, padded insert, ensuring that your knife arrives in perfect condition.

Design and Features

When it comes to the design of the Kizer Feweed, this knife packs a punch. The handle is crafted from gray titanium, paired with eye-catching gold camo carbon fiber inlays. This combination creates a sophisticated yet rugged aesthetic that feels as good as it looks. The titanium provides strength, while the carbon fiber adds an extra layer of flair. However, the Feweed does not come with a lanyard hole, which may be a dealbreaker for those who rely on that feature.

As for the pocket clip, it’s present and functional, though it’s non-reversible, so left-handed users may need to look for another option. But overall, the clip is sturdy and securely holds the knife in your pocket.

Blade and Performance

Now, let's talk about the blade. The Kizer Feweed features a clip-point blade made from Z-Wear PM steel. This steel is known for its excellent wear resistance and edge retention, making it a great choice for both everyday cutting tasks and more demanding jobs. The blade finish is a smooth satin that highlights the sleekness of the steel, and the blade grind is a flat grind that ensures a sharp edge right out of the box.

The jimping on the spine of the blade provides a solid grip, enhancing control during use. The Feweed also features thumb studs, allowing for easy one-handed opening, a must-have for many users.

Specifications

• Handle: 4.11 inches (Gray Titanium with Gold Camo Carbon Fiber Inlays)
• Blade Steel: Z-Wear PM Steel
• Blade Style: Clip Point
• Blade Length: 2.98 inches
• Overall Length: 7.09 inches
• Lock Type: Framelock
• Pocket Clip: Yes (Non-Reversible)
• Lanyard Hole: No
• Blade Finish: Satin
• Blade Grind: Flat

Final Thoughts

The Kizer Feweed is a stunning knife that combines style with function. Whether you’re an EDC enthusiast, a collector, or someone looking for a reliable and good-looking blade for everyday use, the Feweed delivers in every aspect. The gray titanium handle and gold camo carbon fiber inlays give it a unique, high-end feel, while the Z-Wear PM steel blade promises durability and performance.

As of this video’s release, the Feweed is available in three different variants, so there’s something for everyone. All variants are currently available on our website, making it easy to find the perfect match for your preferences.

That wraps up today’s review of the Kizer Feweed. If you enjoyed this review, please consider checking out our other blog reviews and our YouTube channel for more knife content. Thank you for reading, and I’ll see you in the next one!