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The Sterkh (Siberian Crane) is a kind of white cranes nesting in the North of Russia. The Sterkh Kizlyar Knives series have co-opted the nobility and gliding lines of the bird.

The three models of the knife differ from each other only in the length of the blade. Sterkh-1 is the shortest one. Its blade’s length is 4 25/32 inch (121 mm).

A kind of the Kizlyar Egerskiy Knife with anti-reflective covering. The handle is made of Elastron G – a mixture of plastic and rubber. The form of the entire structure is concise, without any excessive bendings. The handle is reliable and warm to hand.

The Russian word “Egerskiy” means “made for huntsmen, foresters, or hunters”.

A huntsman’s knife is considered a solid cleaver, used for skinning big game, applying chopping blows, removing the tusks and separating antlers.

Kizlyar Hunter M (Little Hunter) was created in 2006 by Australian knife designer Julius Conrad.

The idea was formed on the basis of traditional German hunting knives. As a result, the Kizlyar masters have managed to embody the concept in durable high carbon steel.

The Little Hunter is a most versatile utility knife. It was designed primarily for processing small and medium game animals, cooking and various campsite tasks.

Strazh (Guard) is the knife designed and originally made under the order of the Russian FSB (former KGB). And it is still widely used – mostly as a back up weapon – by the undercover field officers.

The knife, being rather small, is extremely tough and practical.

The shape of its blade is a mixture of a small utility knife and a double-edge dagger with serration on the spine edge.

The slightly oversized guard provides comfortable protection and safe grip.

If you need a knife which is able to cope with any task, the Sterkh-1 is the one. It is the ideal instrument for skinning game animals, cutting rope, fire sticks… This knife is eager to handle almost any job you are going to take on.

Designed as a modern version of traditional Siberian knives, Sterkh-1 gives the centuries-oldpattern new lease on life, but with modern materials and new technologies.

A classic carving knife with its own charisma. A violent blade and a cosy handle.

The “U” series of Kizlyar Knives share strict and elegant design, high-quality materials and versatility. These “hard workers” will perform a most different work efficiently, so, that you will be pleased.

The index “U” stands for “Universal”.

The shape of the blade is destined to woodcutting and carving smaller game or fish.

The Kizlyar Bichak is an absolutely authentic knife designed in ancient times by two closely related Caucasian peoples – the Karachai and the Balkar.

Along with a gun, a sword and a dagger, a knife is a compulsory element of the traditional gear of the mountain-dweller.

On his belt, every adult man has a knife – the best field, hunting, traveling and household companion.

The Bichak is never used as weapon, its use for other than utility purposes is strictly blasphemed.

‘Skif’ is the Russian name for the Scythians or Skiffs – the group of the Northern Black Sea tribes. In ancient times the Skiffs were known as nomadic stock-raising people, living in caravans, eating milk and meat, bearing severe warlike manners, gained the fame of invincible. In the Russian chronicles of the 17th the Skiffs were considered the forefathers of the medieval Russians.

The Kizlyar Skif is a greatest gift for every tourist or hunter. The reliable blade does not go blunt or rust. It easily cuts fish and meat with bones.

The universal shape of the blade is versatile enough for most tasks possible.