Kizer Whip Tail Knife Multi-Color Vortex Micarta/GITD G10, Satin AEB-L by Jordan Scolman (1131A2)
- Whip Tail Multi-Color Vortex Micarta/GITD G10, Satin a compact fixed-blade EDC knife with a full-tang construction designed by Jordan Scolman. The blade of AEB-L steel, the handle Micarta and glow-in-the-dark G10 spacers. Kydex sheath with a belt clip.
0,00 €Kizer Whip Tail Multi-Color Vortex Micarta/GITD G10, Satin AEB-L by Jordan Scolman – a lightweight fixed-blade knife with a glow-in-the-dark handle
The Kizer Whip Tail 1131A2 is a compact fixed-blade knife designed by Jordan Scolman, combining AEB-L steel with a Sheepsfoot profile and a multicolored handle made of Vortex Micarta and GITD G10. The satin finish on the blade gives the model a more classic look, while the luminous layer on the handle highlights its distinctive style.
The model has a total length of 190.76 mm and weighs 91.3 g, making it lightweight and comfortable to carry. The contoured handle, deep finger choil, jimping on the spine, and skeletonized tang create a design focused on good control and low weight.
AEB-L – Durable Steel for Regular Use
The blade is made of AEB-L steel hardened to 60 ±2 HRC. The material effectively combines corrosion resistance, high toughness, and ease of sharpening, making it ideal for knives intended for regular use and simple maintenance.
Sheepsfoot – a straight cutting edge and full control
Sheepsfoot features a straight cutting edge and an almost blunt tip, which facilitates controlled blade guidance and reduces the risk of accidental piercing. This profile works well for cutting materials, utility work, and tasks requiring predictable edge-to-surface contact.
Flat grind and satin finish
The flat grind provides versatile geometry and consistent blade guidance through the material. The satin finish gives the blade a classic, technical look and contrasts sharply with the multicolored handle.
Vortex Micarta and GID G10
The handle combines Vortex Micarta with green GID G10. The multicolored Micarta pattern provides a striking appearance and a textured grip surface, while the GID layer glows in the dark when exposed to light, highlighting the handle’s distinctive lines.
Skeletonized Tang – lightweight fixed-blade construction
Skeletonized Tang means that the steel tang runs through the Handle but has been locally lightened by removing some of the material. This reduces weight while maintaining the solid construction of a fixed blade.
Finger choil and jimping
The deep finger choil allows you to move your grip closer to the blade during precision work, while the jimping on the spine provides additional thumb support. As a result, the Whip Tail fits comfortably in the hand despite its small size.
Kydex with belt clip
The knife comes with a Kydex sheath that protects the blade during transport. The belt clip makes it easy to carry comfortably during both everyday activities and outdoor adventures.
Why Choose the Kizer Whip Tail 1131A2?
This model is designed for users who prefer easier-to-handle stainless steel, a satin finish, and a more textured handle. AEB-L, Sheepsfoot, Vortex Micarta, GID G10, and Skeletonized Tang combine to create a lightweight, functional fixed-blade knife with a unique design.
Key Features at a Glance
- AEB-L – stainless steel with good impact resistance and easy sharpening.
- 60 ±2 HRC – blade hardness.
- Sheepsfoot – profile for controlled cuts.
- Flat – flat grind.
- Satin – satin finish on the blade.
- Vortex Micarta – multicolored, textured handle.
- GID G10 – glow-in-the-dark layer.
- Skeletonized Tang – lightweight tang construction.
- Kydex – sheath protecting the blade.
- Belt clip – for convenient carrying of the knife.
Technical data
| Product Number | 1131A2 |
| Product Name | Whip Tail |
| Overall Length | 190.76 mm / 7.51" |
| Blade Length | 82.45 mm / 3.25“ |
| Blade Thickness | 3.00 mm / 0.118” |
| Handle Length | 108.31 mm / 4.26" |
| Handle thickness | N/A |
| Weight | 91.30 g / 3.22 oz |
| Blade material | AEB-L |
| Blade hardness (HRC) | 60 ±2 |
| Blade Grind | Flat |
| Blade Finish | Satin |
| Handle material | Vortex Pattern Micarta & GID G10 |
| Handle finish color | Multicolored |
| Sheath | Kydex |
| Accessories | Belt Clip |
| Designer | Jordan Scolman |
| Brand | Kizer Cutlery |
| Manufacturer | Kizer Cutlery |
| Country of Origin | P.R.C. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the advantages of AEB-L steel?
AEB-L offers good corrosion resistance, high toughness, and is relatively easy to sharpen. This makes it well-suited for compact utility knives intended for regular use.
Why does the Whip Tail use a Sheepsfoot profile?
The Sheepsfoot provides a straight cutting edge and reduces the aggressiveness of the tip. This allows for controlled cuts without the unnecessary risk of accidentally piercing the material.
What makes Vortex Micarta unique?
Vortex Micarta features a distinctive, multicolored pattern and a textured surface. Over time, the material may also develop a unique appearance resulting from use.
What does GID G10 mean?
GID G10 is a variant of G10 that contains a material which glows after being exposed to light. In this variant, the glow is green and highlights the handle’s outline after dark.
How does the Skeletonized Tang work?
A steel tang runs through the Handle but features cutouts to reduce weight. This allows the construction to maintain a solid foundation while keeping the overall weight of the knife lower.
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