Kizer Cannoli Fixed Blade Knife Satin AUS-10/Multi Color Vortex Pattern Micarta 1089A1

The Kizer Cannoli Fixed Blade Knife proves that even the smallest blade can deliver serious performance. Built as a compact utility tool, this lightweight fixed blade is designed for precision cutting, quick access, and everyday convenience. Its slim profile and minimalist design make it an easy addition to a keychain, pocket carry setup, or gear kit without adding unnecessary weight.

The 1-inch drop point blade is crafted from AUS-10A stainless steel and finished with a clean satin sheen that highlights its sharp grind. AUS-10A is known for its strong balance of edge retention, corrosion resistance, and toughness, making it a dependable steel for small utility blades. The drop point shape offers excellent control and accuracy, allowing the Cannoli to handle fine cutting tasks with surprising capability despite its compact size.

This knife features full tang construction, giving it a sturdy structure that provides strength well beyond what you’d expect from a blade this small. The steel runs through the handle for added durability, ensuring the Cannoli feels solid and dependable whenever it’s called into action.

The front handle scale is crafted from multicolored Vortex Pattern Micarta, a rugged composite material prized for its durability and comfortable grip. The swirling layers of color create a bold visual pattern that makes each knife stand out while maintaining the toughness Micarta is known for. The handle includes a lanyard hole, allowing the knife to be easily attached to a keychain, paracord, or gear setup for quick access.

Measuring just 4 inches overall and weighing less than an ounce, the Cannoli is incredibly easy to carry while still offering the cutting performance needed for daily tasks.

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