Useful edge, controlled point
A 105 mm cutting edge handles daily slicing and outdoor preparation, while the robust point stays easy to guide.
Compact full-tang fixed blade · City to trail
CityHunter
A compact knife with a full-size grip—easy to carry, natural to control and ready to work beyond the city limits.
CityHunter brings a 109 mm blade, a full-length tang and a deeply shaped handle into a balanced 218 mm package. It carries neatly, feels secure without relying on a bulky guard and gives the user enough edge and handle for serious everyday and outdoor tasks.
109 mm bladeFull tang
218 mmOverall length
109 mmBlade length
3.4 mmBlade thickness
≈152–155 gKnife weight
Full tangConstruction
G10 / MicartaKnown handles
Compact without feeling small
The hand gets a proper handle.
Your kit gets a compact knife.
CityHunter is built around a simple advantage: a compact blade does not require a cramped grip. The blade and handle each measure 109 mm, creating a balanced tool that remains discreet to carry while giving the whole hand room to work.
Full tang throughout
The blade steel continues beneath the complete handle, giving this compact knife a direct and dependable structure.
Shape replaces bulk
Three-dimensional scales and a pronounced finger contour help the hand locate its position without an oversized guard.
Sheath built around movement
A fitted polyamide sheath protects the edge and supports several practical attachment orientations.
Tactile control
A handle that keeps explaining where your hand is.
The palm-filling scales are machined in three dimensions rather than left as flat slabs. Their changing surfaces provide continuous tactile feedback, helping the user feel the knife’s orientation during detailed work or when attention is on the task instead of the handle.
The deep finger contour adds security while leaving the grip less restrictive than a large guard. That balance suits users who want both confident traction and the freedom to change hand position for finer control.
CityHunter Ghost in motion
Quiet colours.
A silhouette with real character.
The pale Ghost edition shows how compact proportions, flowing scales and a fitted sheath come together from every angle. The same working geometry remains unmistakably CityHunter.
CityHunter in the real world
One compact model.
Many environments and editions.
Swipe through field, equipment and production views. Every photograph keeps its original proportions, while the shared gallery height keeps landscape and portrait images visually organised.
Compact outside, continuous inside
The steel does not stop where the handle begins.
CityHunter uses full-tang construction: the blade steel continues through the handle, where shaped scales complete the grip. The result is a compact knife whose structure can be seen and understood without relying on hidden claims.
The exposed production blanks also show why a relatively modest outside profile can still feel substantial in use. Material is kept where the knife needs support, while the finished scales add comfort and tactile guidance.
Practical perspective: full tang increases structural confidence, but the knife remains a cutting tool. The edge and point should still be protected from careless prying or impact.
Carry that respects the knife
A fitted sheath.
Several ways to position it.
The molded polyamide sheath follows the knife closely, protects the edge and keeps the package compact. Its detachable mounting hardware supports practical changes in carry position without turning the sheath into an oversized accessory.
A family of editions
Choose the character.
Keep the CityHunter idea.
CityHunter has appeared in numerous steel, finish and scale combinations. Availability differs by market, but each edition keeps the compact blade, full-size grip and full-tang structure that define the model.
A balanced stainless option with useful toughness, straightforward maintenance and good everyday corrosion resistance. Learn about AUS-8 steel.
High-wear tool-steel editions emphasise edge retention and working performance. They reward attentive cleaning and drying because corrosion resistance is not their priority. Learn about PGK steel.
Documented premium stainless editions combine strong edge retention with easier corrosion care, giving enthusiasts another CityHunter character to explore.
Factory geometry
The drawing behind the balance.
The current technical drawing confirms the corrected production dimensions: 218 mm overall, with equal 109 mm blade and handle lengths and a 105 mm cutting edge.
218 mmOverall length
109 mmBlade length
109 mmHandle length
105 mmCutting edge
Compact city companions
One platform in Ghost.
One closely related Urban route.
The pale Ghost edition changes CityHunter’s visual character without changing its working geometry. If the same compact fixed-blade idea appeals but you prefer a separate model with its own shape and award history, explore Urban.
Production specifications
CityHunter specifications
The drawing provides the corrected core geometry. Weight, steel, finish, scales and sheath details can vary slightly between documented production editions.
Knife typeCompact outdoor fixed blade
ConstructionFull tang
Overall length218 mm
Blade length109 mm
Cutting edge105 mm
Handle length109 mm
Blade thickness3.4 mm nominal
Blade height33 mm
Approximate knife weight152–155 g, by edition
Known steelsAUS-8; PGK; Elmax; K390; M390
Known scale materialsG10; Micarta
SheathFitted polyamide, multi-position mounting
Production combinations can change. For the exact steel, heat treatment, finish, handle, sheath and availability in your country, ask an authorised Kizlyar Supreme representative about the individual edition.
Clear answers
CityHunter FAQ
Is CityHunter a city knife or an outdoor knife?
Both ideas meet in the same model. Its compact 218 mm overall length makes it easy to carry, while full-tang construction, a 109 mm blade and a full-size handle support serious daily and outdoor work.
Why does CityHunter not need a large guard?
The deep finger contour and three-dimensional scales help locate and secure the hand while allowing more freedom to change grip for controlled work. As with every cutting tool, the user should choose a grip and force appropriate to the task.
Which steels are available for CityHunter?
Documented editions include AUS-8, PGK, Elmax, K390 and M390. Production and distributor selections differ by market, so your local representative can confirm current options.
What are the CityHunter handle scales made from?
Known editions use sculpted G10 or Micarta scales. Both give a durable grip, while their surface feel and visual character differ.
How is CityHunter carried?
A fitted polyamide sheath protects the edge and uses detachable mounting hardware with multiple attachment positions, allowing the carry angle and setup to be adapted to the user’s equipment.