- Dingo Brown Burlap Micarta, Gray PVD Stonewashed a fixed-blade EDC knife with a full-tang construction, designed by Maksim Epifantsev. Drop Point blade is made of AEB-L steel, handle is crafted from Micarta. Includes a Kydex sheath with a Tek-Lok mount.
0,00 €Kizer Dingo Brown Burlap Micarta, Gray PVD Stonewashed AEB-L by Maksim Epifantsev – a compact fixed-blade knife for outdoor use
The Kizer Dingo 1121A1 is a compact fixed-blade knife designed by Maksim Epifantsev, featuring a Modified Drop Point blade made of AEB-L steel with a flat grind and a gray PVD coating with a stonewashed finish. Brown Burlap Micarta and a slimmed-down Skeletonized Tang construction create a lightweight, rugged utility knife.
The Dingo measures 198.8 mm in overall length and weighs 89.5 g, effectively combining a full-sized blade with a convenient, portable form factor. The handle profile, textured Micarta, and jimping on the spine promote a stable grip, while the Kydex sheath with a Tek-Lok attachment makes it easy to carry on a belt or gear.
AEB-L – Steel for Regular Use
The blade is made of AEB-L steel hardened to 59 ±2 HRC. The material features a fine grain structure, high toughness, and good corrosion resistance, while also responding well to sharpening. It’s a practical choice for an outdoor knife intended for regular use and easy ongoing maintenance.
Modified Drop Point – a versatile working geometry
Modified Drop Point combines a well-controlled tip with a functional cutting edge profile. This geometry works well for both precise scoring and planing, as well as for heavier utility work requiring stable blade guidance.
Flat grind and gray PVD coating with stonewashed finish
The Flat grind ensures a versatile blade geometry and smooth glide through the material. The surface is coated with gray PVD and then given a stonewashed finish, which gives the blade a rugged, matte appearance and minimizes the visibility of minor wear marks.
Brown Burlap Micarta – a secure grip in the field
The handle is made of Brown Burlap Micarta, whose fibrous structure provides a distinctive texture and a secure grip. The grip profile and jimping on the spine enhance control when working in damp, cold, or more demanding conditions.
Skeletonized Tang – a lightweight tang design
The Skeletonized Tang features a lightweight steel tang from which material has been removed in areas where a full cross-section is not required. This reduces weight without compromising the solid, uniform construction of a fixed-blade knife with a blade.
Kydex and Tek-Lok Clasp
The knife comes with a Kydex sheath that protects the blade during transport and storage. The Tek-Lok attachment allows you to clip the sheath to your belt or gear and customize how you carry it to fit your own gear setup.
Why Choose the Kizer Dingo 1121A1?
This is an option for users looking for a lightweight fixed-blade knife for everyday and outdoor tasks. AEB-L, Modified Drop Point, Burlap Micarta, Skeletonized Tang, and Kydex with Tek-Lok come together to form a cohesive package focused on comfort, control, and practical use.
Key Features at a Glance
- AEB-L – stainless steel with high toughness and easy sharpening.
- 59 ±2 HRC – blade hardness.
- Modified Drop Point – a versatile profile for cutting and precision work.
- Flat – flat grind.
- Gray PVD Coating & Stonewashed – gray PVD coating with a stonewashed finish.
- Brown Burlap Micarta – textured handle with an outdoor-style look.
- Skeletonized Tang – thinned-out tang construction.
- Jimping – additional thumb support.
- Kydex – sheath protecting the blade.
- Tek-Lok – attachment for a belt or gear.
Technical Data
| Product Number | 1121A1 |
| Product Name | Dingo |
| Overall Length | 198.80 mm / 7.83“ |
| Blade Length | 89.05 mm / 3.51” |
| Blade Thickness | 3.00 mm / 0.12“ |
| Handle Length | 109.75 mm / 4.32” |
| Handle Thickness | N/A |
| Weight | 89.50 g / 3.16 oz |
| Blade Material | AEB-L |
| Blade Hardness (HRC) | 59 ±2 |
| Blade Grind | Flat |
| Blade Finish | Gray PVD Coating & Stonewashed |
| Handle material | Micarta |
| Handle finish color | Brown, Burlap |
| Sheath | Kydex |
| Accessories | Tek-Lok Clasp |
| Designer | Maksim Epifantsev |
| 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 utility knives intended for regular use.
What are the benefits of the Modified Drop Point profile?
This profile combines a controlled tip with a functional cutting edge. As a result, it performs well in both precision work and more general outdoor tasks.
What does “Skeletonized Tang” mean?
This is a construction in which the steel tang of the handle has been partially hollowed out by removing some of the handle material. This reduces weight while maintaining a continuous, solid structural base for the knife.
What are the advantages of Burlap Micarta?
Burlap Micarta has a distinctive fibrous structure and a tactile texture. It provides a good grip and is well-suited for knives intended for outdoor use.
How do you care for a Kydex sheath?
It’s a good idea to regularly clean the sheath of sand and small debris that could scratch the blade. After washing it with water and a mild detergent, be sure to dry it thoroughly before reinserting the knife.
Prepared by: Specialists at Sharg® company – Your expert in EDC and cutting tools







