
The Knafs Lander 2 is designer Ben Petersen's refinement of an already well-loved budget folder, now running S35VN steel and a Kizer-built Clutch Lock in a 3.25-inch drop-point. GearJunkie scored it 9.0/10 and listed no cons at all, while KnifeMagazine praised the lock and steel as simple and effective. Reviewers single out the unusually smooth, almost spring-assisted action and the fast-swap scale system that makes it the most customizable knife here. The 2.9 oz weight slots neatly between the featherweight Bugout and the beefier Para Military 2, making it a versatile do-everything carry whose only real knock is a price that runs higher than its spec sheet implies.
- — S35VN blade holds an edge well and shrugged off water, sap and dirt in testing
- — Clutch Lock (a crossbar variant) opens and closes so smoothly it feels spring-assisted
- — Fast-swap G-10 scales let owners change handles with free CAD files available
- — At $135 it costs more than its size or steel would suggest
- — Made by Kizer overseas rather than domestically
- — Crossbar-style lock is less hard-use-rated than a compression or AXIS lock
