Ara | CPM CruWear | Titanium & Timascus | Ki3729A4
Description
The Operator's Choice
This isn't just a knife—it's a statement. The Ara brings together two of the sharpest minds in tactical design to create a folding knife that performs as good as it looks. With its aggressive yet refined styling, this is the ultimate tool for those who demand the best.
Battle-Ready Construction
The Ara's combat-tested titanium frame features ergonomic texturing for a rock-solid grip when it counts. Four precision inlays and a reinforced pivot collar give it next-level durability without sacrificing its sleek, tactical profile.
Uncompromising Blade Technology
The high-performance steel core holds an insane edge through the toughest jobs, while the stonewashed finish shrugs off scratches and wear. This is a blade built for operators who need reliability when the pressure is on.
Spec-Ops Inspired Features
Designed for rapid deployment, the thumb hole works flawlessly even with gloves. The low-profile deep-carry clip keeps it secure and accessible, while the skeletonized construction cuts weight without compromising strength. This is EDC perfected for the modern warrior.
Specifications
Model: Ara
Model Number: Ki3729A4
Overall Length: 7.07" / 179.6mm
Designer: Jonathan Styles x Paul Munko
Opener: Thumb Hole
Blade Style: Drop Point
Blade Length: 3.09" / 78.50mm
Blade Thickness: 0.11" / 2.8mm
Blade Material: CPM Cruwear
Blade Finishing: Hand Brushed + DLC
Blade Grind: Flat
Handle Length: 3.98" / 101.1mm
Handle Material: Titanium & Timascus
Pocket Clip: 3D Non-Reversible
Weight: 3.52oz / 99.8g
Lock Type: Liner Lock
Color: Black & Purple
Hardness: 63-65
Customer Reviews
I absolutely love the Ara despite it's smaller size. Fit and feel in hand is so nice for a sleek gentleman's carry. The timascus pattern is just so interesting as well. It gives me a thermal camera display feel instead of the standard ripples in the warer feel.
I find this knife perfect for when you are wearing chinos or some slacks. Today I'm wearing some lighter weight golf shorts and it isn't pulling down on my pocket like a bigger knife would.
This is such a great collaboration between two amazing knife designers, designs must mesh well together with even distribution between designer styles. This form of the knife really displays both Paul W. Munko and Jonathan Styles design style.
I must say that I like this knife enough even without a front flipper that I want to add another, maybe more to my Kizer collection.
