Appearance: It's flat, just like the dedicated sheath. Unnoticeable not only around the neck but also in the pocket, and it literally fits anywhere, even in a shoe. The handle has no additional scales or embellishments, but it looks like someone made it in a prison workshop. Construction: The "Kopytko," thanks to its construction, well-sharpened carbon steel, and lack of scales, minimizes cleaning to almost zero. Wipe, let dry, oil from time to time. No fiddling around scales, no scrubbing G-10 from leftovers after preparing a meal outdoors. Due to D2, it's not worth soaking in acids, cutting lemons, or spreading mustard on sandwiches for too long – unless someone wants extra patina, but the factory stonewash is very nice. Without a lanyard, it weighs 59g and has a relatively heavy handle for its size (compared to, for example, the CRKT Nessmuk), which may be a plus for some. At such a low weight, it doesn't interfere with precise work, and because of its width, the blade is great for whittling birch bark brushes. The Sheepfoot blade looks tougher than drop points. Sheath: When inserted in the sheath, it doesn't budge at all, no rattling – fits in very tightly and comes out the same way. No chance of falling out while worn around the neck, even during fast running outdoors or doing parkour, if that's possible with a neck knife. Another plus of the sheath – it has a bulge so you don't need to pull – just anchor your hand with your thumb and straighten it to have the knife in your hand, cleverly thought out. Summary: Small, light, handy, and versatile piece of steel, for me the quintessence of a mini fixed/neck knife – and now you could get it for 200.65 PLN (price as of 3.02.2025) plus points from the loyalty program. Kazhan will work as a backup blade, or as a main one where you can't have larger and heavier equipment.
