A guard built for confident work
The steel guard creates a physical barrier that helps keep fingers from moving onto the edge during forceful cutting or an abrupt stop. It adds reassurance when hands are cold, wet, dirty or gloved.
Vector Brutal Edition · Pink series
The proven Vector platform in its most provocative form: serious fixed-blade engineering, unmistakable pink Kraton and a matching high-visibility sheath.
We created Vector Brutal Edition for knife enthusiasts who appreciate self-confidence and self-irony in equal measure. It keeps the strength, secure handling and carefully engineered carry system of Vector—then refuses to disappear into the background.
Why Brutal Edition exists
Pink is not a decorative afterthought here. It turns the Vector into a recognisable collector piece and makes the knife-and-sheath system easier to spot in grass, camp equipment or fading light.
The steel guard creates a physical barrier that helps keep fingers from moving onto the edge during forceful cutting or an abrupt stop. It adds reassurance when hands are cold, wet, dirty or gloved.
The textured pink Kraton maintains useful traction across changing weather and dirty working conditions. Its colour also makes a dropped knife easier to locate while giving the edition an unmistakable identity.
The through-mounted full tang carries the structure through the handle for dependable control. Its exposed pommel can break emergency glass or deliver a controlled strike when needed—without sacrificing the thin, sharp cutting edge to the wrong job.
The narrow polypropylene sheath is dimensioned for MOLLE channels, locks around the guard for secure inverted carry and adds a reversible secondary strap, drainage and several mounting orientations.
Choose the character
Both versions share the same Vector dimensions, pink Kraton handle and pink polypropylene sheath. Steel, hardness and finish create two distinct performance and price positions.
German PGK tool steel with Kizlyar Supreme heat treatment to 62 HRC. The TacWash finish gives the long, narrow blade a dark, purposeful appearance.
A practical stainless-steel Vector at 58 HRC, with a StoneWash finish that visually softens ordinary handling marks and keeps maintenance straightforward.
A complete knife-and-sheath system
We take sheaths seriously because a great fixed blade is only as useful as the way it carries. Vector’s sheath width is designed specifically for insertion into standard MOLLE channels, while the Tactical Echelon locking geometry captures the guard securely—even when the knife is carried handle-down.
The rotating secondary strap can be set for right- or left-handed access. A quick-release belt suspension supports free-hanging or rigid carry, multiple mounting points allow different belt and equipment angles, and the drain opening helps water escape so the blade can dry after wet use.
For an even closer and more stable MOLLE setup, the dedicated Kizlyar Supreme MOLLE Clip connects Vector’s sheath to vests, belts, pouches and packs with less swing and bulk.
Engineering profile
Under the pink finish sits the same carefully resolved Vector platform: a 160 mm blade, 152 mm cutting edge and 121 mm handle form a 281 mm working knife. The drawing makes clear that the Brutal Edition changes the attitude—not the serious proportions beneath it.
Vector Pink from every angle
The colour starts the conversation; the familiar 160 mm working blade, protective guard, full tang and engineered sheath explain why the Brutal Edition is much more than a visual statement.
Edition gallery
Two blade finishes, one unapologetic colour system and the same recognisable Vector silhouette.
Seen in the field
Our show report captures how strongly visitors responded to the pink Vector—and why colour and character can make a proven design feel new again.
Current edition data
Verified against the current Kizlyar Extreme listings for both production variants.
Special-edition availability and specifications can vary by production run and market. Contact Kizlyar Supreme or an authorised distributor for current information.
Clear answers
No. It is a special colour and material edition within the Vector model family. The parent Vector design, dimensions and core construction remain recognisable.
The signature difference is its pink Kraton handle and matching pink polypropylene sheath. The edition currently includes PGK/TacWash and 420HC/StoneWash blade variants.
The PGK version uses German tool steel hardened to 62 HRC with a dark TacWash finish. The 420HC version uses stainless steel at 58 HRC with a StoneWash finish and provides a more accessible, maintenance-friendly option.
No. It gives the edition a distinctive personality, but it also improves visibility in grass, camp equipment, workshops and vehicle interiors where darker equipment can be difficult to find.
Both variants use a matching pink polypropylene sheath sized for MOLLE channels. It locks around the guard for secure handle-down carry, adds a reversible secondary strap, supports several mounting angles and includes drainage. The optional MOLLE Clip creates an even closer equipment fit.
The guard helps keep fingers away from the edge during forceful work; the full tang carries the knife’s structure through the handle; and the exposed pommel gives you a safer point for emergency glass breaking or controlled striking instead of risking the sharp edge.
It is a special-edition production series, but we are not presenting it as a fixed-number one-time release. Availability depends on production runs and regional distribution.
Availability varies by production run and country. Check with your authorised Kizlyar Supreme distributor—and if the edition is not yet listed locally, ask the representative to request it for your market.
Parent model
See the original design, heritage, general steel range, carry system, reviews and the wider role of Vector in the Kizlyar Supreme line.