Kizer Ki3759FDA1 Serpentine Elmax
Kizer Ki3759FDA1 Serpentine Elmax
Penang Showroom
74F, Jalan Siam
10400 Georgetown PNG
Malaysia
The Kizer Serpentine is a refined everyday carry folder that emphasizes clean lines, premium materials, and smooth functionality. Designed by Jonathan Styles, it features a slim, well-balanced profile with a titanium and carbon fiber handle that keeps weight low while providing a comfortable, secure grip. Dual deployment via thumb hole and front flipper offers fast, intuitive one-handed opening to suit different carry styles and preferences.
Its 3.47″ Elmax drop point blade is flat-ground for efficient slicing and finished in satin for a crisp, professional look. Hardened to 60–62 HRC, the blade delivers excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance, while the frame lock ensures solid, reliable lockup. At just 3.79 oz with an 8.06″ overall length, the Serpentine strikes an ideal balance between elegance, performance, and everyday practicality.
Specifications:
- Overall Length: 8.06" / 204.7 mm
- Blade Length: 3.47" / 88.1 mm
- Handle Length: 4.59" / 116.6 mm
- Blade Thickness: 0.12" / 3.0 mm
- Blade Material: Elmax
- Blade Finish: Satin
- Blade Type: Drop Point
- Blade Grind: Flat
- Handle Material: Titanium & Carbon Fiber
- Pocket Clip: Non-Reversible
- Locking Mechanism: Frame Lock
- Weight: 3.79 oz / 107.5 g
- Designer: Chris Conaway
A Gentleman Forged in Fire.
Right out the box, the Serpentine is a strikingly, gorgeous full-sized knife! The sharp lines and modern silhouette capture your attention right away. Out of 3 variants, I chose the titanium, carbon fiber handle with Elmax blade; so glad I took the premium ‘black & steel’ model!
The fit and finish are immaculate, showcasing Kizer’s evolving world class manufacturing. It’s not heavy but carries enough heft to assure it’s capable to take on heavy duties.
The deployment and pivot are so buttery smooth - the detent catches the blade, and the frame locks it confidently, every time. I think Kizer designed it to strike a crisp metallic ‘clackk/thunkk’ sound when deploying/closing the blade - it’s so satisfying and addictive!
Kizer adverts Serpentine as a ‘thug in tux’. Well…they only got the tux part right! Far from a thug, it’s a smart and strong ally who is happy to sit quietly and competently spring into precise action when needed - like J.Bond or J.Wick! A worthy addition for knife collectors!
I love Kizer knives the price you pay for what you get is very good.
The stated price for this knife is RM 799.-
But when you look at other brands you would have to pay way over RM 1000.- to get a similar knife.
I n noticed in the shop that the small screws at the front that hold the carbon in place were not flush with the carbon but stick out ever so slightly
for that reason i got a discount on the knife
For the rest its perfect we all know Elmax steel is top and like i said it comes with carbon fiber scales unlike the model that has M390 that one does not come with carbon scales
The opening and closing action is perfect
The blade is perfect in the center