Zorg D2

EDC folder with a tanto-profile blade made of D2 steel covered in a titanium coating. The titanium coating has a grey color, which complements the blue G10 side plates nicely. The edges are high and flat. Locks with liner lock mechanism. Has a flipper for one-handed opening, as well as a thumb stud that also serves that purpose, and since it's ambidextrous, it's suitable for left-handed users. D2 steel with a hardness of 59 HRC.

This knife is pleasing to the eye, and it's sure to be a hit in America, where the nation of bowie knife and tanto enthusiasts is. In my opinion, Zorg is more pleasing than practical, but that may be because I don't own a Harley.

The Dagestani company Kizlyar Supreme (do not confuse it with Kizlyar, also from Dagestan) is one of a few Russian knife makers known worldwide. Kizlyar Supreme combines old Caucasian traditions of knife-making with the latest technologies in production. Kizlar Supreme products are the result of work by craftsmen from generations of knife-makers who nowadays have access to CNC-machines and heat treatment ovens.

Total length: 200 mm

Blade length: 85 mm

Thickness of the blade (max.): 27.5 mm

Thickness of the blade: 3 mm

Handle slabs: G10

Steel: D2

Manufacturer: Kizlyar Supreme company, Dagestan, Federal Russia