The Kansept Hazard (K1104H4) is a precision-crafted everyday carry folding knife featuring a 3.63″ CPM S35VN blade with a satin finish and drop point profile cut with a flat grind. Built with a bronze anodized and stonewashed titanium handle, it uses Kansept’s signature Bali Lock — a balisong-inspired latch bar that lets you flip and secure the blade one-handed.
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KANSEPT HAZARD FOLDING KNIFE 3.63″ CPM S35VN SATIN BLADE BRONZE ANODIZED AND STONEWASHED TITANIUM HANDLE EDC
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- Blade Length: 3.63″
- Blade Material: CPM S35VN
- Blade Finish: Satin
- Blade Style: Drop Point
- Handle Material: Titanium
- Handle Color: Bronze Anodized and Stonewashed
- Overall Length: 8.17″
- Weight: 5.07oz
- Lock Type: Bali Lock
- Designer: Steven Dunnuck
- Brand: Kansept
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This knife is very different! Ok, that’s putting it mildly. Do I like it? Yes. This thing is a beast of a knife. Very solid construction. Very different lock. It is going to take some getting used to. Is it strong and secure? Seems like it. when closed and locked, if I’m not holding the lock bar closed, I can pull the blade out by yanking on it a couple times. This is very unlikely to occur in your pocket, but I just wanted to mention that. When it is open and locked, if you whack the back of the blade on a table without holding the lock closed, it will absolutely fail on the second pop. But who does this to a knife when they are using it? Nobody! If you are used to Balisong (butterfly knives), then this is similar, but not really the same ballpark. Is it a secure lock when using it? I would say as long as you are using the knife in a normal fashion and your hand is controlling the lock, then yes, it will never disengage as long as that lock is seated in the locked position. It’s a sturdy knife. Is it a Sebenza vault lockup? Not quite, but I would trust it as long as that lock bar isn’t moved from full engaged. Would I recommend this knife? My particular bronze anodized variant is very attractive. If you like unique locks, then I would certainly recommend it.