Kizer Cobbler Knife Stonewashed D2 by Maciej Torbé (1057A1)
- The Kizer Cobbler Stonewashed D2, designed by Maciej Torbé, is a monolithic fixed-neck knife. It features a plastic sheath with a clip, D2 tool steel, a comfortable grip, and the option to personalize it with a braided wrap.
32,92 €Kizer Cobbler Stonewashed D2 Knife by Maciej Torbé (1057A1) – a minimalist fixed blade for everyday use
The Kizer Cobbler 1057A1 is an ultra-lightweight skeleton-frame knife, created by Polish designer Maciej Torbé as a versatile EDC tool. Thanks to its reduced weight of just 43 grams and slim profile, the knife offers full functionality as a cutting tool while remaining discreet to carry. The integrated design combining a Clip Point blade with an ergonomic handle makes it the perfect solution for those seeking reliable support in everyday urban and outdoor tasks.
D2 tool steel – aggressive cutting and high edge retention
The blade, made of D2 tool steel hardened to 59-61 HRC, ensures excellent wear resistance and long-lasting sharpness. The Stonewashed finish not only gives the tool a raw, technical look but also effectively masks scratches that occur during intensive use. The use of a long grain optimizes the knife’s balance and facilitates precise blade control.
Skeleton construction – ergonomics and grip modularity
The monolithic construction, made entirely of D2 steel, is characterized by extreme durability with minimal thickness. The perforations in the handle serve as finger holes to improve grip stability and also allow for customization with paracord wrapping or the attachment of a lanyard. Thanks to the included plastic sheath, the Cobbler model can be comfortably carried as a neck knife, ensuring instant access to the blade in any situation.
Why choose the Kizer Cobbler for your gear?
The Kizer Cobbler is a well-thought-out solution for minimalists who need a fixed-blade knife in a pocket-sized format. The combination of Maciej Torbé’s Polish design with the high hardness of D2 steel makes it an extremely effective tool for opening packages, preparing meals in the field, or workshop tasks. Its greatest advantage is its weight-to-cutting-capacity ratio, which positions it as one of the most interesting designs in the compact fixed-blade knife category.
Key features at a glance
- D2 tool steel — high hardness and aggressive cutting performance in all conditions
- Skeleton construction — minimal weight of 43g while maintaining full rigidity
- Stonewashed finish — durable coating that masks signs of wear
- Clip Point profile — a precise tip for easy piercing and precision work
- Mounting holes — customizable grip
Technical data
| Product Number | 1057A1 |
| Product Name | Cobbler Stonewashed D2 |
| Overall Length | 169.3 mm / 6.66“ |
| Blade length | 73.5 mm / 2.89” |
| Blade thickness | 3.0 mm / 0.12" |
| Handle length | 95.8 mm / 3.77“ |
| Handle thickness | 3.0 mm / 0.12” |
| Weight | 43.0 g / 1.52 oz |
| Blade material | D2 |
| Blade hardness (HRC) | 59-61 |
| Blade grind | Flat |
| Blade finish | Stonewashed |
| Handle material | D2 |
| Handle finish color | Stonewashed |
| Sheath | Plastic |
| Additional accessories | Attachment clip |
| Designer | Maciej Torbé |
| Brand | Kizer |
| Manufacturer | Kizer Cutlery |
| Country of origin | China |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Kizer Cobbler best suited for?
It is a dedicated knife for light to medium everyday tasks (EDC), such as cutting straps, opening packages, or preparing light meals. Thanks to its light weight, it also works great as a backup survival blade carried around the neck.
What steel is the blade made of, and what does that mean in practice?
The knife is made of D2 steel with a high carbon and chromium content. This means the knife stays sharp for a very long time, but requires regular wiping after contact with moisture or fruit acids to prevent surface corrosion.
What is the most comfortable way to carry this knife?
The Kizer Cobbler has been optimized for carrying as a “neck knife” on a chain or lanyard, but thanks to its slim profile, it can also be carried inside a pants pocket or attached to a backpack using paracord.
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