Kizer Abrams Knife Blue Richlite/Carbon Waves, Matte DLC Ultra CPM 3V by Jordan Scolman (1133A1)

Kizer Abrams Blue Richlite/Carbon Waves, Matte DLC Ultra CPM 3V by Jordan Scolman – a compact full-tang knife with a Spey Point

The Kizer Abrams 1133A1 is a compact fixed-blade knife designed by Jordan Scolman of Arc And Iron Knives. The model features a Spey Point blade made of CPM 3V steel, a matte Ultra DLC finish, and a Richlite & Carbon Waves handle in a striking blue-and-red color scheme with glow-in-the-dark elements.

With an overall length of 177.8 mm and a weight of just 83.4 g, the Abrams maintains a compact size while featuring a full-tang construction and a 3.0 mm-thick blade. The distinctive Spey Point profile reduces the aggressiveness of the tip and facilitates controlled cuts, while the Kydex sheath with a belt clip makes it easy to carry the knife safely.

CPM 3V – Steel Designed for Mechanical Strength

The blade is made of CPM 3V steel hardened to 61–62.5 HRC. This grade is particularly valued for its high toughness and resistance to mechanical damage, making it well-suited for utility knives operating under heavy loads. Regular cleaning and drying of the blade helps keep it in good condition during use.

Spey Point – controlled cutting without an aggressive tip

Spey Point features a long cutting edge and a distinctive, lowered tip with limited accidental piercing capability. This geometry is ideal for cutting tasks where edge control is more important than a sharp tip. The profile is well-suited for cutting materials, utility work, and precise blade control.

Flat Grind and Matte DLC Ultra

The blade features a flat grind, which provides a versatile geometry for everyday cutting. The surface is finished with a matte DLC Ultra coating, giving the model a dark, technical look that contrasts sharply with the blue-and-red handle.

Richlite & Carbon Waves with GID effect

The handle is made from a combination of Richlite & Carbon Waves. The layered construction creates a distinctive pattern in Blue & Red, and the Glow-in-the-Dark elements allow the handle to glow after being exposed to light. As a result, the A1 variant stands out as the most striking design in the entire Abrams series.

Full Tang – a monolithic knife construction

The Full Tang construction means that the blade tang extends the entire length of the handle. The steel thus forms a continuous structural base for the knife, which suits the model’s practical nature well despite its compact size and light weight.

Kydex and Belt Clip

The set includes a Kydex sheath, which stabilizes and protects the blade during transport. An additional belt clip allows you to conveniently carry the knife as part of your everyday or outdoor gear.

Why Choose the Kizer Abrams 1133A1?

This is the perfect choice for users looking for a compact fixed-blade knife with a sturdy construction and unique design. CPM 3V steel, a full tang, a Spey Point, and a Richlite & Carbon Waves handle with a GID effect come together to create a distinctive model that combines functionality with a collector’s-grade finish.

Key Features at a Glance

• CPM 3V – steel with high impact resistance and mechanical strength.
• 61–62.5 HRC – blade hardness.
• Spey Point – a profile designed for controlled cutting.
• Flat – flat grind.
• Matte DLC Ultra – matte, dark blade finish.
• Richlite & Carbon Waves – distinctive handle design.
• Glow-in-the-Dark – handle components that glow when exposed to light.
• Full Tang – full tang construction.
• Kydex – sheath for safe carrying.
• Belt Clip – convenient carrying configuration.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Spey Point profile best suited for?

The Spey Point profile performs well in situations where controlled cutting and minimizing the risk of accidentally piercing the material are important. The long cutting edge is ideal for practical work and precise blade control.

What are the advantages of CPM 3V steel?

CPM 3V is known for its high impact resistance and resistance to chipping. This makes it well-suited for utility knives operating under heavy loads.

What does GID mean on the handle?

GID stands for Glow-in-the-Dark. Parts of the handle glow in the dark after being exposed to light, which serves as both a visual effect and a distinctive feature of the A1 variant.

What does “Full Tang” construction mean?

“Full Tang” means that the steel tang runs the entire length of the handle. This provides a uniform structural base from the blade to the end of the grip.

How do you care for a Kydex sheath?

It’s a good idea to regularly clean the sheath to remove sand and small particles of dirt. After washing it with water and a mild detergent, be sure to dry it thoroughly before reinserting the knife.

Prepared by: Specialists at Sharg® – Your expert in EDC and cutting tools