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Description
The Ketuo Kyzaghan is a bold statement in modern knife engineering, combining utilitarian functionality with an unapologetic cyberpunk aesthetic. Designed by Mantis Bladeworks, the Kyzaghan pushes beyond conventional folding knife construction with an overbuilt architecture, innovative locking system, and one of the most advanced tool-less designs available today.
Built around a robust Bohler M390 blade, the Kyzaghan features a thick compound hollow grind that delivers exceptional cutting performance while maintaining the strength required for demanding everyday use. Its clean angular profile, aggressive machining, and industrial design language create a knife that is both visually striking and purpose built.
At the heart of the design is Ketuo's revolutionary spring-loaded captive pivot, allowing the entire knife to be completely disassembled without the use of tools. Despite its tool-less construction, the Kyzaghan is engineered for maximum rigidity and durability, proving that easy maintenance does not require compromising strength.
Equally unique is the proprietary Titan Spine Lock, an innovative lifted spine locking system that incorporates an integrated safety switch. The safety can be engaged with the blade either open or closed, providing an additional level of security rarely found in modern folding knives while preserving fast, intuitive operation.
Precision machined from 6AL-4V titanium and riding on ceramic ball bearings, the Kyzaghan delivers exceptionally smooth deployment while maintaining the confidence-inspiring feel of an overbuilt workhorse. Available in Bead Blast or DLC finishes, every detail reflects Ketuo's commitment to premium engineering and modern industrial design.
Bold. Innovative. Uncompromising. The Kyzaghan represents the next evolution of high-performance everyday carry.
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The Ketuo Kyzaghan Pushes Beyond Sandard Folding Knives
The Kyzaghan is a bold statement in modern knife engineering.







