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Description
The Ketuo Kyzaghan is a bold interpretation of modern knife engineering, combining utilitarian functionality with a distinctive cyberpunk aesthetic. Designed by Mantis Bladeworks, the Kyzaghan moves beyond conventional folding knife construction with an overbuilt architecture, innovative locking system, and fully tool-less design.
Built around a robust Bohler M390 blade, the Kyzaghan features a thick compound hollow grind that balances cutting performance with the strength required for demanding everyday use. Its angular profile, aggressive machining, and industrial design language give the knife a distinctive presence without sacrificing function.
At the heart of the design is Ketuo's spring-loaded captive pivot, allowing the knife to be completely disassembled without tools. The system provides straightforward access for maintenance while maintaining the rigidity and structural strength expected from the Kyzaghan.
The proprietary Titan Spine Lock is another defining feature. This lifted spine locking system incorporates an integrated safety switch that can be engaged with the blade either open or closed. The result is a unique locking mechanism that adds an additional level of control while preserving fast, intuitive operation.
Precision machined from 6AL-4V titanium and supported by ceramic ball bearings, the Kyzaghan delivers smooth deployment with the substantial feel of an overbuilt workhorse. The standard configurations are available with bead blast or DLC finishes, while the new fourth configuration takes the Kyzaghan into limited-edition territory with a mirror-polished M390 blade and a solid natural Zircuti handle finished with DLC trim.
The new limited edition adds a more refined collector-oriented treatment to the Kyzaghan without losing the mechanical character that defines the design.
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The Ketuo Kyzaghan Pushes Beyond Sandard Folding Knives
The Kyzaghan is a bold statement in modern knife engineering.







