Kizer Madrac Folder Fat Carbon Nebula Handle Matte DLC Ultra S45VN Blade

The Kizer Madrac Folder, Model Ki3693A1, delivers a bold mix of modern materials, precision engineering, and hard-use capability in a design that stands out without sacrificing performance. Designed by Matteo Pignatelli, this knife brings a confident, work-ready presence to the pocket while maintaining the refined fit and finish Kizer is known for.

At the center is a 3.05" sheepsfoot blade crafted from CPM S45VN stainless steel, a premium American-made steel known for its excellent balance of edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance. It’s a steel that holds up under repeated use and doesn’t demand constant maintenance. The blade is finished in Matte DLC Ultra, giving it a deep, non-reflective blacked-out look while adding surface hardness and extra protection against wear. The hollow grind enhances slicing performance, allowing the blade to move cleanly through material with minimal resistance while maintaining a keen, precise edge.

Deployment is handled with dual thumb studs, offering smooth, controlled opening that’s easy to operate with either hand. The Kizer Button Liner Lock™ adds an extra layer of usability and safety, combining the strength of a liner lock with the convenience of button disengagement. It creates a secure lockup you can rely on while keeping operation fast and intuitive.

The 4.42" handle is built from Fat Carbon Nebula, a high-end composite material known for its strength and striking visual depth. The black base is layered with white, red, and blue accents that shift and flow through the material, creating a pattern that feels almost cosmic in nature. No two handles are exactly alike, giving each knife a unique identity. Beyond looks, the handle offers a solid, comfortable grip with contours that lock into the hand during extended use.

A deep carry reversible pocket clip keeps the Madrac secure and discreet in the pocket, making it a practical option for everyday carry. The overall length of 7.47" provides a balanced feel—large enough for serious cutting tasks, yet still compact enough to carry comfortably.

With a blade hardness of 60–61 HRC, the Madrac is tuned for long-lasting edge performance without becoming brittle. It’s a knife built for users who want premium materials, reliable mechanics, and a design that doesn’t blend into the background.