This is the first Kizer I have purchased. Love it. Fit and finish are pretty good. The grind is a little off toward the tip. The clip itself is a bit too flexible. There is some wiggle to the clip. The attachment point where the screws hold the clip is solid. No wiggle there. Other than those little nitpicks, knife is great. It took me a little bit to get used to the feel and sound compared to frame locks and liner locks. But it has grown on me and I now enjoy the feel and sound. I have two other button lock, both from civivi and I do not carry those much at all. Probably the feel and sound of them. Might carry them more now in combination with my Towser. The handle is a bit blocky but feels good when locked in. The clip is a bit of a hot spot so moved it to the other side and now I don’t notice it at all. Love 3V steel. Might be a little bit overkill but that is one of the big reasons why I bought it. There is a tiny bit of button lock stick but not an issue for me. Still the smoothest button lock that I own. Lock up is rock solid. No play in any direction whatsoever after I tightened the pivot screw. Did I mention so smooth? So smooth! And a side note Justin is great and answered all my questions. Also WMK is a phenomenal place to purchase from. Thanks for a great knife.

I have dozens of spyderco, and benchmade, microtech knives. The quality of steel, construction, buttery smooth action, and top quality button lock makes this a favorite for EDC!

I own about 20 fantastic Kizer knives; a handful of them feature a button lock. This is my first Towser K variation. After using this one for less than 24 hours I've decided this is my favorite. What makes this better than their other button locks? The detent, the sound, blade opening/closing smoothness, ergonomic handles, oh and that EDC-friendly 3V steel. This is a fantastic EDC & fidget-friendly folder. Tried to give it a 10, but unfortunately 5 is the best option. Well done, Kizer.

Wow! Absolutely fantastic.
it feels great in hand. I show 3.9oz
Thank you WMK