The knife’s design draws inspiration from classic Zen koans. Ordinary logic may struggle to explain the asymmetry between the left and right sides of the handle and blade—yet no one would call this choice inelegant or unjustified. As a playful touch, the artifact comes with a free bonus: a 'spot the 10 differences'(устойчивое выражение спот зе дифференс, есть такая игра, будет звучать для носителя лучше чем если переводить дословно) puzzle. The artifact’s leitmotif is a wave—beginning as an elegant fuller (слово больше для носителей языка? из вики >A fuller is a rounded or beveled longitudinal groove or slot along the flat side of a blade) on the blade, it flows into the handle’s midline, travels all the way to the glass breaker, and subtly elongates the artifact’s moderately aggressive shape. The intricately shaped blade combines a substantial number of functional and decorative elements. Its silhouette is unmistakably Bowie-inspired, though with a distinct Eastern twist. The blade’s flats feature three fullers: one establishes the wave motif that flows along its entire length; the second—a concave lens—serves as the most eye-catching decorative element, framed opposite the wave by a third fuller (differing in width and depth). The blade’s heel and spine feature SiL Manufactory’s signature checkered texturing. The heel section replaces a flipper tab while matching its functionality and ergonomics perfectly. Exceptionally comfortable and sleek—it won’t snag pockets or ruin clean lines. The spine jimping provides thumb traction for power cuts, dramatically improving control and downward pressure. The handle and clip are crafted from Grade 5 titanium (VT-6). Its blade-matching contour walks the perfect line between daring complexity and ergonomic comfort. We’ll let the delighted owners rave about its visual and tactile appeal. The clip—a seamless extension of the knife’s artistic DNA—melts into your grip without hot spots. Meanwhile, the titanium backspacer pulls double duty as both a lanyard hole and glass breaker. Yet beyond all these refinements, the Shizeku's true standout feature is its lock. The CFR (Compression Frame Reverse) hybridizes compression and frame lock mechanisms - but the real surprise lies in its spring placement(расположение пружины внутри механизма). Unlike any conventional design, the frame spring resides on the clip side, positioned unusually high in the handle's upper quadrant. The internal spring houses a flush-mounted button, its textured head elegantly integrated into the left handle scale. A simple right-handed thumb press releases the blade with what can only be described as addictive, butter-smooth action.