Kizer’s Whiskey Jack designed by Jonathan Styles is what happens when a compact fixed blade gets the “scalpel treatment.” Purpose-built, lean, and seriously sharp. If you’re getting subtle Griffin Co. Scout Medic vibes, you’re not alone. This style of compact, capable fixed blade has been a massive hit across the EDC community… and the Whiskey Jack fits that mould beautifully.

With a tidy 2.06" drop point blade, the Whiskey Jack is right at home as a neck knife, boot carry, or tucked quietly into a pocket. The skeletonised full-tang construction keeps things feather-light at just 56 grams, while still giving you that solid-in-hand confidence. There’s even a lanyard hole for adding a bead or lanyard if you’ve got bigger mitts or just like a little extra grip.

• AEB-L Stainless Steel Blade – Tough, corrosion-resistant, and easy to sharpen for razor-sharp performance.
• Practical 2.06" drop point blade profile – controlled slicing power with strength where it counts
• Slim, compact footprint – 58g easy to carry, effortless to handle
• Vortex Micarta Handle – Secure grip with aesthetic flair
• Full, ergonomic four-finger hold – secure in the hand, confident under pressure
• Kydex sheath with adjustable belt clip – neck, boot, belt, pack… carry it your way. Also pairs well with the BMKT ITP Clip.