Kizer Megatherium Ki4502A1 pocket knife, Elijah Isham design

The Kizer Megatherium Ki4502A1 is a highly unique pocket knife, designed by Elijah Isham. The knife has a large wharncliffe blade made from stainless CPM S35VN steel. Complete with stonewashed finish, large opening and flipper. They even call the knife a ‘folding Santoku’, and for good reason: it is without a doubt a special occurrence in any collection.

The Megatherium is designed by Elijah Isham. His love for surrealistic art is easy to spot in this design. The ‘Edge Below Tab’ is a defining feature of his designs. This means the edge is lower than the flipper, which stays nicely hidden when the knife is opened. You can easily open the blade with the flipper. Thanks to the ceramic ball bearings, the blade moves smoothly and flies out from the handle. Once opened, a frame lock holds the blade firmly in place. A steel insert prevents wear in the very long term.

The handle of this Kizer Megatherium Ki4502A1 is part titanium, part carbon fibre - a combination that works surprisingly well. The large finger choil is also noteworthy as it offers plenty of grip. We already know the beautifully sculpted pivot from other Kizer models, but it is still a neat detail. The stylish titanium pocket clip is the finishing touch. It allows you to easily attach the Megatherium to your belt or jeans, so you can always have it close. Guaranteed to make an impression!