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This nonfolding, no-nonsense tool comes with a plastic sheath designed to be worn around the neck, for fast access. The 2.88-inch carbon-steel blade (harder, with better edge retention than stainless, but more prone to rust) has a sharp, flat-ground edge that sails through tinder and rope, as well as trout and salami. The design is all function.
“The indent in the middle of the handle let me maintain a firm grip, but also kept my fingers away from the blade,” says one tester. And jimping (cross hatches on the spine) provides good thumb control when extra pressure is needed. Bummer: price. $81; 2.7 oz.; eseeknives.com.
The Izula is a great knife, but I like the EsKaBar better, it's Ka-Bar/Becker's BK 11 necker blade with the Izula handle, much larger blade, much nicer knife.
anonymous
May 24, 2011
You WEAR a knife..not "where a knife" as you suggested in the title. #notwinning
Jack
Nov 05, 2010
Get the same knife from Buck, called the Paklite for $17-22, along with the "Forever Warranty"!
Guy
Oct 15, 2010
These are great little knives. They go for under $50 if you shop around. Really strong steel, with a perfect heat-treat. Holds an edge really well, but also easy to sharpen. Fits in a pocket easily.
Blake
Sep 17, 2010
This is a great little knife. I have compiled a bunch of different Izula video knife reviews that I pulled from YouTube. You will see that everyone that reviews the knife absolutely loves it, especially for it's price. Check out the video reviews at www.izulaknife.com
Nemo
Jul 28, 2010
Great little fixed blade.
It you need some hard used knife in your bag this is the only way to go.
10000 owners cannot go wrong.
But seriously, designing little fixed blade is not so easy. This one once used hard is very addictive. Great heat treating, great grind and especially great design. A classic which will never let you down.
andy
Jul 15, 2010
I like my Stiff Kiss better. Same multimount sheath, skeletonized handle, paracord, etc . . .
SuperDave
Jul 14, 2010
WEAR this knife. Not where.
Anonymous
Jul 13, 2010
I love this little knife. Brought it to GNP to wear as a neck knife and it was excellent. Just purchased the micarta grips for some added bulk in hand. Looking forward to carrying it while in the boundary waters in august.
Their price point is way off. I bought the knife when it first came out as a part of a kit with paracord to wrap the handle, a molle lock, and the sheath for $59. Retail on just the knife was cheaper. Look at esee's dealer section to find a place to buy.
Kevin
Jul 13, 2010
I imagine the $81 price which is listed is MSRP. It's very easy to get a lower price online.
Dustin
Jul 13, 2010
The Izula is an amazing knife - this short summary does not fully illustrate this, though. The sheath is multi-purpose... belt, neck, pocket, waistband, vest, bag, etc. carry are all easily configured. There are also 2 different sets (aside from several different colors, micarta scales, etc. as options): 1 is the basic knife and sheath, the other is the knife, sheath, and a bunch of other items in a "kit."
Don't forget ESEE Knives "no-questions asked" warranty that is fully transferable ad-infinitum.
Lee Pagni
Jul 13, 2010
Where this knife?
Check your editing on the subtitle.
Kyle
Jul 13, 2010
It's "Wear", not "Where".
Mike R
Jul 09, 2010
Who the heck pays $81 for these? Gees...
They are great little knives, but try more like $39.99 from http://www.rockynational.com
Brian
Jul 06, 2010
$81 price is a bummer.
But! You can readily find this knife online for 42 shipped! If you know where to look.
READERS COMMENTS
The Izula is a great knife, but I like the EsKaBar better, it's Ka-Bar/Becker's BK 11 necker blade with the Izula handle, much larger blade, much nicer knife.
You WEAR a knife..not "where a knife" as you suggested in the title. #notwinning
Get the same knife from Buck, called the Paklite for $17-22, along with the "Forever Warranty"!
These are great little knives. They go for under $50 if you shop around. Really strong steel, with a perfect heat-treat. Holds an edge really well, but also easy to sharpen. Fits in a pocket easily.
This is a great little knife. I have compiled a bunch of different Izula video knife reviews that I pulled from YouTube. You will see that everyone that reviews the knife absolutely loves it, especially for it's price. Check out the video reviews at www.izulaknife.com
Great little fixed blade.
It you need some hard used knife in your bag this is the only way to go.
10000 owners cannot go wrong.
But seriously, designing little fixed blade is not so easy. This one once used hard is very addictive. Great heat treating, great grind and especially great design. A classic which will never let you down.
I like my Stiff Kiss better. Same multimount sheath, skeletonized handle, paracord, etc . . .
WEAR this knife. Not where.
I love this little knife. Brought it to GNP to wear as a neck knife and it was excellent. Just purchased the micarta grips for some added bulk in hand. Looking forward to carrying it while in the boundary waters in august.
Their price point is way off. I bought the knife when it first came out as a part of a kit with paracord to wrap the handle, a molle lock, and the sheath for $59. Retail on just the knife was cheaper. Look at esee's dealer section to find a place to buy.
I imagine the $81 price which is listed is MSRP. It's very easy to get a lower price online.
The Izula is an amazing knife - this short summary does not fully illustrate this, though. The sheath is multi-purpose... belt, neck, pocket, waistband, vest, bag, etc. carry are all easily configured. There are also 2 different sets (aside from several different colors, micarta scales, etc. as options): 1 is the basic knife and sheath, the other is the knife, sheath, and a bunch of other items in a "kit."
Don't forget ESEE Knives "no-questions asked" warranty that is fully transferable ad-infinitum.
Where this knife?
Check your editing on the subtitle.
It's "Wear", not "Where".
Who the heck pays $81 for these? Gees...
They are great little knives, but try more like $39.99 from http://www.rockynational.com
$81 price is a bummer.
But! You can readily find this knife online for 42 shipped! If you know where to look.
*ahem*
Bladeforums.
*cough*
Knives For Sale: Dealer Section.
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