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Artisan Cutlery Hyperion Review: S35VN Titanium EDC

Artisan Cutlery Hyperion Review: S35VN Titanium EDC
Artisan Cutlery Hyperion S35VN titanium frame lock folding knife

The Artisan Cutlery Hyperion ATZ-1834G is a large clip-point folder with an S35VN blade and a full titanium frame lock. With a four-inch cutting edge, it is one of the biggest knives in the Artisan lineup — and one of the lightest for its size at 4.9 ounces. This review covers the verified specifications, the blade geometry, and where this model fits.

Artisan Cutlery Hyperion Review: S35VN Titanium EDC

The Hyperion's clip point blade balances a thin piercing tip with a slicing belly.

Artisan Cutlery Hyperion Specifications

All specs below come directly from the official product listing (ATZ-1834G).

Spec Value
Blade Length 4 in (100 mm)
Blade Thickness 0.11 in (2.8 mm)
Blade Finish Satin
Blade Grind Flat
Blade Steel S35VN
Blade Hardness HRC 59-61
Blade Style Clip point
Overall Length 9 in (228 mm)
Closed Length 5 in (127 mm)
Handle Material Titanium
Clip Material Titanium
Pivot Assembly Ceramic ball bearing
Weight 4.9 oz / 140 g
Lock Type Frame lock

The Four-Inch Clip Point Blade

The Hyperion carries a clip point blade — a classic profile with a concave clip on the spine that thins the tip for piercing while keeping the belly for slicing. It is one of the most versatile blade shapes in the catalog: strong enough for heavy cutting, pointed enough for detail work, and recognizable enough to feel timeless.

At 0.11 inches thick with a flat grind, the Hyperion is a slicey cutter rather than a pry bar. The S35VN steel at HRC 59-61 offers a balanced blend of edge retention, toughness, and easy sharpening, and the satin finish keeps maintenance straightforward.

Titanium Frame Lock with Ceramic Bearings

The handle is full titanium with a matching titanium clip, and the lock is a frame lock. The ceramic ball bearing pivot delivers a smooth, fluid opening stroke. For a nine-inch knife, the Hyperion is surprisingly light at 140 grams — the titanium build keeps it pocket-friendly despite its length.

One note for buyers: at a four-inch blade, the Hyperion is over the legal carry limit in some jurisdictions. Check local blade-length rules before carrying it daily.

Variants and Pricing

The ATZ-1834G is offered in four titanium handle colors at a single price:

  • Black (SKU 1834G-BK) — $208.32
  • Blue (SKU 1834G-BU) — $208.32
  • Grey (SKU 1834G-GY) — $208.32
  • Green (SKU 1834G-GN) — $208.32

Who Is the Hyperion For?

The Hyperion suits carriers who want a full-size cutting tool without the usual full-size weight. Its clip-point versatility makes it a genuine all-rounder — box duty, food, rope, and detail cuts all fall within its range — and the titanium frame lock construction puts it firmly in the premium tier of the Artisan lineup.


Find the Hyperion on the Artisan Cutlery Hyperion product page, or explore the full Artisan Cutlery folding knife collection for reliable everyday carry.

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