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I’ve always appreciated when knife companies take risks and release designs that really grab your attention, whether through unique materials or bold styling. Novelty knives usually fall into this space, though they’re often cheap, poorly made, and more about looks than function. So when Kizer announced the Tomb, a knife that clearly leans into playful, novelty-inspired design, I was honestly on the fence. Kizer has a reputation for quality, and kitschy is not usually part of their catalog, so I knew this was not going to be some throwaway tourist trinket. What arrived was a funky little blade designed by Bradley Diaz that blends cute, macabre elements with real, everyday carry potential. I opted for the version with the transparent yellow PEI handle, which beautifully showcases the skeleton-patterned liners beneath, a clever and eye-catching touch that immediately sets it apart.