Kizer Renaissance Button Lock Folding Knife Satin N690/Blue Richlite V3698A3

The Kizer Renaissance Button Lock Folding Knife blends clean lines with dependable performance, creating a refined everyday carry built to handle real work. Sized for comfort and control, it measures 4.06" closed and carries easily without weighing you down at just 2.75 ounces. It’s a practical folder with modern styling and a lockup you can trust.

At the heart of the Renaissance is a 3.05" sheepsfoot blade crafted from N690 stainless steel. The satin finish highlights the blade’s crisp grind lines while offering solid corrosion resistance and edge retention. The sheepsfoot profile delivers a strong, controllable cutting edge with a reinforced tip, making it ideal for utility cuts, slicing tasks, and detailed work where precision matters. Dual thumb studs allow for smooth, confident manual deployment.

The push button lock provides secure blade lockup and simple, intuitive operation. It’s sturdy, responsive, and designed for repeated use without hesitation. Whether you’re opening boxes, breaking down materials, or tackling everyday chores, this mechanism keeps operation straightforward and reliable.

Dark blue Richlite handles give the knife a distinctive look while maintaining durability and strength. Richlite offers the feel of a natural material with the resilience of a modern composite, providing a comfortable grip in hand. The deep-carry, ambidextrous stainless steel pocket clip keeps the knife discreetly positioned for easy access and secure carry throughout the day.

Everything about the Renaissance reflects thoughtful design and practical performance. It’s built for users who want a dependable cutting tool that carries light, operates smoothly, and stands up to daily demands.

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