Where to start with this thing.

How about the grind. The thin stock and spine-hugging flat allow the hollow grind to get way high without creating a major shelf to bind in heavier/denser/harder materials. It's wicked thin and it looks lovely to boot. The divisive tanto blade profile I like, I use it like a reverse tanto or wharncliffe and kind of ignore the point section. It's like having a double edged, limited penetration working tip.

The scales feel great, they're rounded and lightened, and the lockbar has nice tension. It feels super light for its size, and it isn't getting that from having skinny scales that wpuld be uncomfortable to use in such a narrow design. It's from a ton of machining that leaves a smooth and appropriately girthy handle.

The detent is great, strong but I discovered that it can also be thumb opened. And the pivot is plenty smooth. The CF version I have is glassier feeling but I think it's the righteous lockbar on the framelock that's responsible for the difference, which is cool with me.

The clip is a low rider but not fully deep carry, which I feel biases knives to bulging/rolling outward a bit in pocket. The tension is good, a little stronger than on my CF. I'd say the CF has a perfect medium+ retention and the Ti has a great strong retention.

Love this knife. Flips open and locks flawlessly, detent is perfect. Nice fit and finish. I have several knives from popular brands that were around the same price, and while those are wonderful, this knife is definitely on the next level.

Best action of any Kizer out the box.
Stop thinking about it and buy it. You won't regret it.