Drop Bear | Nitro-V | Acrylic Handle | V3619A1
Specifications
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Model: Drop Bear
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Model Number: V3619A1
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Overall Length: 7.15"/181.6mm
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Designer: Azo
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Opener: Thumb Stud
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Blade Style:Drop Point
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Blade Length: 2.97"/75.5mm
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Blade Thickness:0.11"/2.8mm
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Blade Material:Nitro V
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Handle Length: 4.18"/106.1mm
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Handle Material: Acrylic
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Pocket Clip: 3D Reversible
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Weight: 3.17oz./90g
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Lock Type: Clutch Lock
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Color: Transparent
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Hardness: 58-59
Popular Design:Drop Bear
Drop Bear is one of Kizer's past best-selling designs, beloved by numerous consumers for an extended period. This release marks the second iteration of the Drop Bear.
Visibility & Aesthetics
It features Acrylic handle patches, allowing visibility of the internal workings through the handle, creating a perfect fusion of structure and design. Acrylic is characterized by its dustproof, waterproof, lightweight, and aesthetic properties.
Comfortable Grip & Stronger Traction
The handle is textured for a comfortable grip, simultaneously increasing the friction area, providing stronger traction for an enhanced user experience.
Beginner-friendly
With its clutch lock design, it ensures secure locking and ease of use, making it user-friendly and easily accessible. Additionally, its swift action makes it particularly beginner-friendly.
Love the spear blade and back jibbing! The handle is also very nice. Very sharp and the concealed pocket clip is tensioned just right
I really like this version of the Drop Bear. The clear acrylic can be painted from the underside to make the knife any color you wish, and the clear acrylic will even take some dye to change the color of the scales. The action is very smooth, locknup is great. No blade play at all. All the same action as the premium versions at an affordable price.
I own 30 Kizer knives. I absolutely love them all except this one. The detent on it is at best, just ok. There’s no snap or weight to it at all. Maybe it’s the acrylic handle or maybe I just got a bad blade. When opening, the blade feels like it has no weight at all and the handle feels like lightweight plastic and (I hate to use the word) cheap like there’s no substance to it. It is nothing like all my other Kizer knives that feel solid and balanced. I’d be afraid to use this one on anything for fear of it breaking. I should have returned it after buying but hoped it would grow on me. Perhaps the other Drop Bear knives are better than the acrylic. I’m basing my opinion on all the other solid Kizer knives I own. Sadly, I never reach for this one when opening my knife case. When I go through it and handle each knife, this one still disappoints due to the lightweight blade, plastic feeling handle and lack of snap when opening and closing the knife. It just feels “cheap” (there’s that word I hate to use again). Sorry Kizer. I’m still a big fan and still believe your knives are far better than any other brand but the Drop Bear Acrylic, or at least the one I received, just doesn’t measure up to the high standard I’ve come to know and love from your brand.
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The texture on the handle offers a nice grip. Makes the knife feel secure in you hands and easy to use.
Spear point tip in a decent steel. Comfortable, affordable and usable; what more could you ask for. Comfortable in pocket, perfect EDC size and the build quality is on point. Everyone needs one on there dresser.