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TUALATIN, OR— The new Mini Biner is the Kershaw knife you can clip to just about anything so you’ll always have a sharp blade when you need it.
Like its big brother, the award-winning Kershaw Carabiner Tool, the Mini Biner has an incredibly sharp Kershaw blade built right in. This high-carbon 420J2 stainless-steel blade is designed to provide extended use without re-sharpening.
The two-inch blade is built into an anodized-aluminum carabiner handle that’s lightweight yet sturdy and ergonomically contoured for an easy grip. The spring-loaded carabiner closure will keep the tool securely attached to vest, backpack, hydro-pack, key ring, belt loop, or just about anywhere you need to clip it.
The Mini Biner comes in four colors: black (Model 1002), red (Model 1002RD), blue (Model 1002BL), and silver (Model 1002SL). It retails for just $16.95. Closed, the Mini Biner is 2¾ inches long and weighs just .8 ounces.
The Mini Biner is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw offers two new reliable hunting companions: the new Antelope Hunter II and Zipit gut hook—both in safety orange.
The Antelope Hunter II (Model 1028OR) features a robust, drop-point skinning blade of tough AUS8A stainless steel. The blade’s strength and curve enables quick skinning without damaging the meat. The sturdy blade also handles the full range of field-cleaning chores with ease. In addition to its easy-to-find orange color, the Antelope Hunter II’s handle offers significant advantages. The injection-molded co-polymer handle is contoured to fit the hand and offers enhanced control, even in wet or slippery conditions.
Kershaw has a new answer for hunters who appreciate the utility of a gut hook, but whose favorite hunting knife doesn’t have one. It’s the Zipit Gut Hook (Model 2520OR)—also in safety orange. This is a razor-sharp, high-performance gut hook, yet it measures only a few inches in length and weighs less than 2 ounces. The trick is that the Zipit is just the gut hook—with a built-in finger hole instead of a knife-style handle. Just hook your index finger through the Zipit’s finger ring and zip through field-dressing chores. The Zipit's 420J2 stainless-steel construction delivers a high-quality cutting edge while the rubber-lined finger hole offers comfort during use.
The Antelope Hunter II is 8 inches long, weighs 3.6 ounces, and comes with it’s own harness-leather sheath. It retails for $39.95. The Zipit weighs just 1.6 ounces and retails for $12.95.
The safety-orange Antelope Hunter II and Zipit are built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—All Kershaw fillet knives are designed to flex, lie flat against the backbone, and glide through a fish like butter—for the perfect fillet.
The 7½-Inch Fillet (Model 1270) is the newest member of the Kershaw family of perfect-fillet knives. It features a thin, flexible blade that helps make your fish grill-ready in no time. Because the 420J2 stainless-steel blade flexes without breaking, it easily moves through the body of the fish to quickly prepare it for cooking. In addition, the 420J2 blade steel offers superior corrosion resistance, good edge retention, and strength.
Since filleting can be a slippery job, it’s important to have a handle designed to stay in your hand. So Kershaw pairs the 7½-Inch Fillet’s flexible blade with a super-sure-grip handle. The 7½-Inch Fillet’s injection-molded handle is precisely contoured and textured for a secure grip even when wet and slippery. For added convenience, the handle is drilled to accept a lanyard.
Kershaw’s new 7½-Inch Fillet comes with its own ABS sheath for convenient carrying and storage. As you might guess, the 7½-Inch Fillet’s blade is a full 7½ inches long; the knife measure 12¼ inches overall and weighs 2.2 ounces. It is value-priced at just $12.95.
The 7½-Inch Fillet is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—One step up in size from the award-winning Chive, the Kershaw Scallion is perfect for knife users who want a slightly larger knife, but one that’s still compact and perfect for pocket carry.
Kershaw’s newest Scallion comes in fashion-forward pink. To create the attractive pink color, the 6061-T6 aluminum handle is anodized, a process that increases the hardness of the metal as well as producing a porous, oxide coating that can absorb dyes. The pink color won’t rub off and is extremely scratch resistant.
For good edge retention and excellent corrosion resistance, the Pink Scallion’s blade is manufactured of high-carbon 420HC stainless steel. The knife also features sleek styling and the convenience of SpeedSafe® ambidextrous manually assisted opening. Just pull back on the blade protrusion or use the thumb stud for easy opening. A locking liner keeps the blade securely in place until the user releases it. For additional safety, Kershaw’s Safety Tip Lock keeps the blade secure even when carried in a pocket.
The new Pink Scallion (Model 1620PINK) is made in the USA and retails for $62.95. It measures 3.5 inches when closed and weighs just 2.3 ounces.
The Pink Scallion is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—When it comes to a work knife, a knife that you use a lot, you need a knife that fits the hand perfectly.
The science of designing for maximum comfort and efficient use of human energy is called ergonomics. One of the newest of Kershaw’s ergonomically designed knives is the PackRat, available in both smooth and partially serrated versions (Models 1665 and 1665ST).
The PackRat’s textured G-10 handle is designed to curve into the palm of the hand for a secure grip every time. The curved grip also enables the user to apply additional cutting power with each cut. The G-10 offers dimensional stability in hot or cold temperatures and the textured further enhances grip, even in wet conditions. Full Stainless Steel liners also add to the strength of the handle.
The ergonomic handle is paired with a premium blade of high-carbon Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel. This high-quality chromium steel provides excellent hardness, as well as corrosion and wear resistance.
To ensure that the PackRat is ready when you need it, both models are equipped with SpeedSafe® manually assisted opening. Just pull back on the blade protrusion or push on the built-in thumb stud. SpeedSafe® makes it easy to open, while the precision design ensures it’s an extremely practical knife that’s ideal for performing a wide variety of everyday tasks.
Both PackRat styles are made in the USA and retail for $89.95. The knife measures 4 1/8 inches closed and weighs 4.2 ounces.
The PackRat is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—In fact, you can put two Zings in your collection with the new Zing (Model 1735) and the Zing Orange (Model 1735OR) from Kershaw.
The “zing” in these two new knives comes from the 3-D machined, grooved blade of Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel. The steel provides excellent hardness, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance, while the grooves provide sheer good looks.
The Zing’s grooved blade is paired with handles of injection-molded Polyimide® for lightweight strength in almost any environmental condition, from hot and dry to cold and wet. A locking liner keeps the blade securely locked when in use.
The Zing features our Flipper manual opening for smooth and easy opening. Just use heavy index finger pressure on the blade protrusion or use the built-in thumb stud.
Kershaw’s Zings are made in the USA and retail for $64.95. Both the black-handled Zing and the orange Zing weigh just 3.1 ounces each and measure 3 7/8 inches closed.
The Zings are built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Shift those “want it” genes into overdrive with the new OD-1 (Model 1775) and OD-2 (Model 1770). These sleek new pocket performers from Kershaw come fully equipped with great looks, a premium Sandvik 14C28N stainless-steel blade, and Flipper manual opening.
The Flipper enables the user to open the knife quickly and easily using the ambidextrous Flipper blade protrusion. A strong pull back on the protrusion opens the knife smoothly and easily. But here’s the cool part: when the blade is open, the Flipper folds into a recess in the liner, giving the OD a slim, smooth line all the way down.
To complete the look, the OD-1 has a two-toned handle: textured G-10 on one side and 410 stainless steel on the other. The made-in-the-USA OD-1 also has a secure frame lock. The OD-2 features high performance glass-filled nylon scales on both sides and a locking liner for safety.
The larger, premium-materials OD-1 retails for $79.95, while the OD-2 is value priced at $29.95. The OD-1 is 4 1/8 inches, closed, and weighs 3.4 ounces. The OD-2 is 3 1/8 inches, closed, and weighs 1.4 ounces.
Both OD-1 and OD-2 are built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR— The new, all-black Kershaw Black R.A.M.s (Restraint Articulated Mechanism) are here. Left-handed or right-handed, they open easily with the Flipper manual opening system. Yet when a knife is this bold, safety is a key consideration. So the two new Black R.A.M.s feature the patent-pending Hawk-Lock® for incredible security and simplicity of operation. Once the blade is open, the Hawk-Lock® automatically locks into position. When you’re ready to close the blade, pull the Hawk-Lock® slider toward the knife butt and simply fold the blade in. This unique technology led Blade Magazine to name the original R.A.M. as 2007’s Most Innovative American Design.
Both Black R.A.M.s feature Sandvik 14C28N stainless-steel blades with Tungsten DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) coating. This new steel, developed by Sandvik and Kershaw, provides excellent hardenability—from 58 to 60 on the Rockwell Hardness Scale—as well as excellent corrosion resistance. The non-reflective coating offers additional protection, performance, and good looks. Choose Model 1910CKT for a smooth blade and Model 1910CKTST for a blade with partial serration.
All this technology and style and the Black R.A.M. retails for just $109.95. Made in the USA, the Black R.A.M. measures 4¼ inches closed, weighs just 3.8 ounces, and comes with a removable/reversible pocket clip.
The Black R.A.M. is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw’s newest sharpener is the Auto-Tek and it’s a truly cool tool.
Here’s how it works: Take hold of the Auto-Tek handle, push the button, and—instantly—your sharpening steel deploys and is ready to put a perfect edge on any knife.
The fine, 600-grit diamond surface on the steel is ideal for sharpening and honing almost any knife. But it’s the opening mechanism that will really give you a kick. Inspired by the quick action of an automatic knife, a simple push up on the button instantly releases the steel from the handle, while a pull back automatically retracts it. The glass-filled nylon handle has soft-touch over-molding for a secure grip in any weather. Toss the Auto-Tek into your pack or gear bag and you’ll always have the tool you need to keep your knives sharp and on the job.
Closed, the Auto-Tek is a compact 5 inches long and weighs just 3.4 ounces. Now it’s easier than ever to protect your investment in quality Kershaw knives and tools by keeping them sharper and on the job longer. MSRP $19.95
The Auto-Tek sharpener is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw’s D.W.O.s are still among our most popular. And no wonder; they’re some hardworking little pocketknives.
The newest addition to the D.W.O. family is the D.W.O. Pink. And while the pink color is just plain fun, the durable co-polymer handle serves a very practical purpose: it provides a comfortable grip and secure non-slip control. For additional safety, the high-quality AUS6A stainless-steel blade locks into position during use, but is easy to release when you want to close the knife.
Like its predecessors, this small-but-mighty clip-blade knife weighs in at less than two ounces and takes up just over three inches of space when closed—perfect for pocket, purse, glove compartment, tool or truck box. Knife users who want a small knife with great style will be tickled pink with the new Pink D.W.O. MSRP $29.95
The D.W.O. Pink is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—The new Whiplash (Model 4355) has the kind of dramatic looks that will turn your head fast. But, believe us, this is the kind of Whiplash you want. This bold, military-style fixed-blade knife has a built-in parachute-cord lanyard. Just pull the tab at the butt of the knife to release the elasticized lanyard, wrap it around your wrist, and you’re good to go.
For an even more secure grip, the Whiplash features extra-large thumb notches on top of the blade, as well as an oversized index-finger notch below. For hardness and strength, the full-tang blade is 8CR13MOV stainless steel with matte-black, titanium carbo-nitride PVD coating. The handle scales are injection-molded, glass-filled nylon for a comfortable, secure grip. The Whiplash even comes with its own durable sheath.
The new Whiplash is value priced at just $59.95. The fixed-blade knife measures 9 inches overall and weighs just 6.4 ounces.
The Whiplash is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw’s two new Orange County Chopper knives will definitely get your motor running. From freeway to driveway, they’re born to be wild—and to quickly become some of your favorite tools.
This new series includes the Orange County Chopper Leek (Model 1660OCC) and the Orange County Chopper Blur (Model 1670OCC). Both were inspired by Orange County Chopper’s Web Bike with its spider web spokes and webbed paint job—the product of a sophisticated computer modeling process.
These new spider web-inspired models feature premium 13C26 stainless steel blades. The blades hone to an incredibly sharp edge, re-sharpen easily, and strongly resist corrosion. For additional performance—and sheer good looks—the OCC Leek features matte black Tungsten DLC coating on the blade.
The OCC Leek features the OCC spider-and-web image CNC machined from 410 stainless steel and secured on top of the Leek’s basic black anodized aluminum handle. And yes, the OCC Leek features the SpeedSafe ambidextrous manual assisted opening system. SpeedSafe lets you deploy the blade smoothly and easily with just one hand, either left or right. It comes with a secure locking liner and a removable/reversible pocket clip for tip-up or tip-down carry.
The OCC Blur provides the multi-tasking ability and super-secure grip of all Kershaw Blurs—but with a look that’ll really start your ignition. The handle provides the famous super-secure grip of all Kershaw Blurs, but the new OCC Blur’s anodized aluminum handle features a raised spider web machined into it, while a long-legged spider and the OCC chopper logo add to the knife’s revved-up looks. Naturally, the OCC Blur also features the SpeedSafe manual assisted opening system.
The OCC Leek measures 4 inches, closed, and weighs just 3.1 oz. It retails for $84.95. The OCC Blur is slightly larger at 4 1/2 inches, closed, and weighing in at 4.2 oz. It retails for $99.95. Both OCC knives include a handsome gift tin and are
made in the USA!
Both knives are proudly built by Kershaw to maintain the company’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. Kershaw prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—The Scallion has become a top Kershaw choice for knife users who prefer a slightly larger knife than the award-winning Chive, yet one that is still compact, features great “Onion” styling, and performs like a champ.
The newest Scallions feature a secure frame lock that snaps precisely into place behind the blade and guarantees a secure lock.
The knives 3½-inch folded size makes it perfect for everyday pocket carry. It offers high-performance Scallion styling, plus the convenience of the SpeedSafe ambidextrous manual assisted opening system. Just pull back on the blade protrusion or use the thumbstud for easy SpeedSafe opening. As with all Kershaw SpeedSafe knives, the torsion bar holds the blade safely in the handle until the user releases it.
For good edge retention and excellent corrosion resistance, the Scallion’s blade is manufactured of high-carbon 420HC stainless steel. All three new models feature a handle of 410 stainless steel. The 1620FL and 1620FLST (with partially serrated blade) offer a matte gray finish on handle and blade, while the 1620VIB features Kershaw’s colorful Rainbow coating of scratch-resistant titanium-oxide. For added convenience, all Scallions come with a removable pocket clip.
Whichever Scallion you choose, you’ll get a knife that’s sure to please—not only in great looks, but also in performance and features. The Scallion measure 3.5 inches closed and weighs just 2.3 ounces. It is made in the USA and built to uphold Kershaw’s high standards of quality and performance. Like the tasty shallot it’s named for, the new Kershaw Shallot is sure to make your mouth water for more. The new Scallions retail for $59.95 and 89.95 for the Rainbow.
The new Scallions are built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Here’s a sweet addition to your knife collection. It’s the new Oso Sweet (Model 1830) from Kershaw Knives and Ken Onion.
It features a classic Ken Onion design, but with a tasty twist—a handle of injection molded glass-filled nylon with a distinctive ‘scales’ pattern. Of course it has the patented SpeedSafe manual assisted opening system for smooth, easy opening. This one-handed, index-finger opening design makes the knives easy to deploy—for both left- and right-handed knife users.
The Oso Sweet offers a blade of high-quality AUS8A stainless steel for toughness and edge retention. A locking liner ensures the blades stay securely in place until the user closes it. It also includes a removable pocket clip for tip-up or tip-down carry options.
The Oso Sweet measures 4 3/8 inches, closed, and weighs 4.2 oz. Perhaps best of all, the Oso Sweet is value priced, so it’s easy to add to your collection. This quality knife retails for $39.95.
Knife users who appreciate good looking, hardworking knives, a Ken Onion SpeedSafe design—and a great price—are sure to want to add the O So Sweet to the menu.
The Oso Sweet is proudly built by Kershaw to maintain the company’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. Kershaw prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Some hunters prefer the look and feel of a traditional knife—without a gut hook. Yet they know how handy a gut hook can be when field dressing game.
That’s where Kershaw’s new Guthook (Model 2520) comes in.
It’s a razor-sharp, high-performance gut hook—yet it measures only a few inches in length and weighs just 2 ounces. It may be small, but it’s a fully functional gut hook with a built-in fingerhole instead of a knife-style handle. Just hook your index finger through it’s rubberized finger ring and zip through field-dressing chores.
This pocket-sized tool is made of 420J2 stainless steel for a superior cutting edge. For superior comfort, the large, over-sized fingerhole features an injection-molded rubber boot insert to cushion the pressure and provide a secure grip in wet conditions.
With the Guthook, hunters can take their favorite, traditional-style knives with them, but still have all the convenience and functionality of a gut hook.
The Guthook measures 3-1/2 inches in length and retails for $12.95
The Gut Hook is proudly built by Kershaw to maintain the company’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. Kershaw prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Sword makers have long known that the ideal blade is often a combination of different steels, each chosen for its unique properties. That’s the idea behind Kershaw’s new composite blade knives, including the Composite Leek (Model 1660CB) and the Composite Junkyard Dog (Model 1725CB).
The two steels in Kershaw’s new composite blade knives retain their individual qualities, yet interact with each other and work in concert. The patent-pending technology that makes the modern composite blade possible delivers exactly the type of steel you need where you need it.
The Composite Junkyard Dog II features a combination of Sandvik 13C26 and CPM-D2 steels. The 13C26 provides a tough spine for the blade, while the CPM-D2 offers a cutting edge that sharpens easily, retains its edge, and is corrosion resistant. The steels are joined in an “interlock” pattern that enhances the knife’s unique look. The new Junkyard Dog II is completed with a textured black G-10 handle in the ergonomic JYD style.
The Composite Leek offers the pocket-perfect size and styling of the Ken Onion Leek combined with our high-performance composite blade. It features the same two high-performance steels married in an even higher performance blade. The blade is paired with an all-stainless-steel handle for durability and good looks.
The Composite Leek also has the SpeedSafe ambidextrous manual assisted opening system, while the Composite JYD has the Flipper opening system. Both Leek and JYD feature a secure frame lock and come with a removable/reversible pocket clip for tip-up or tip-down carry.
The Composite Leek measures 4 inches, closed, and weighs just 2.9 oz. It retails for $99.95. The Composite JYD is slightly larger at 4 7/8 inches, closed, and weighing in at 5.2 oz. It retails for $119.95.
Both of these composite blade knives are proudly built by Kershaw to maintain the company’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. Kershaw prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Introducing a new addition to Kershaw’s “Groove” series, the Tanto Groove (Model 1730TBLK).
The new Tanto Groove features a tactical-style Tanto blade, CNC-machined with the unique “Groove” striated blade pattern and Tungsten DLC coated in matte black.
The characteristic Groove blade is built of Sandvik 13C26 stainless steel for hardness and excellent sharpening ability, as well as corrosion resistance. The Tungsten DLC coating offers additional performance, scratch resistance, and good looks.
This wicked-sharp Tanto blade is complimented by durable 410 stainless steel handles with Tungsten DLC coating, plus handsome black G-10 overlays.
Like the other Grooves designed by custom knife maker RJ Martin, the new Tanto Groove also features the Flipper ambidextrous opening system. All that’s needed is a slight roll of the wrist to assist the blade during the opening motion.
The Tanto Groove measures 4 1/2 inches, closed, and weighs 4.2 oz. and retails for $99.95. Made in the USA.
It also comes with a removable pocket clip that can be reversed for tip-up or tip-down carry—so they’ll be ready for your next adventure.
The Tanto Groove is proudly built by Kershaw to maintain the company’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. Kershaw prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—New from Kershaw Knives is our beautiful, new Skyline (Model 1760). The Flipper opening mechanism holds the blade securely in the closed position until deployed by pulling on the extended tang at the front of the spine. This builds up pressure and slightly raises the blade out of the handle so the user can easily move it into position.
The Skyline is a super-slim version of the Flipper knife—and that makes it ideal for pocket carrying. It’s designed to zip through all those day-to-day tasks that you carry a knife for quickly and easily.
To that end, the Skyline features a blade of Sandvik 13C26 stainless chromium steel. Kershaw engineers and technicians work closely with Sandvik experts to ensure precise processing of this versatile steel in order to enable Kershaw to maximize the abilities of the steel. It provides high hardness, good corrosion resistance and excellent wear resistance. The blades, in an attractive stonewashed finish, rate 57-59 on the Rockwell Hardness Scale.
The stonewashed blades are paired with textured G-10 handles in basic black. G-10 offers excellent dimensional stability and top performance under a variety of thermal conditions. The handsome G-10 scales are paired with a 410 stainless locking liner for safety. It comes with a removable pocket clip that can be reversed for tip-up or tip-down carry.
Knife users who appreciate the function of our Flipper knives but want a lightweight knife perfect for pocket carry, will find they can’t take their eyes off the Skyline. This must-have pocketknife retails for $49.95. The Skyline measures 4.25 inches closed and weighs just 2.3 ounces. Made in the USA.
The Skyline is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—The shallot onion may be one of the world’s favorite ways to spice up a cuisine, but the NEW! all-stainless-steel Kershaw Shallot, designed by Ken Onion, is sure to be your new favorite way to spice up a knife collection.
For our flagship Shallot (Model 1840), we’ve peeled away all the layers, leaving nothing but superb form, keen function, and pure stainless steel. The Shallot’s Sandvik 13C26 blade steel is paired with a recurve blade design. The recurve provides a blade with low mass and high performance, while the 13C26 steel offers excellent hardness, corrosion, and wear resistance. This high-carbon chromium steel makes the Shallot’s high quality blade ideal for a wide range of both everyday and extraordinary tasks. Choose the Model 1840 for a smooth blade, or the Model 1840ST for a partially serrated blade.
The Shallot’s exceptional blade is partnered with a sleek stainless-steel handle designed for a sure, ergonomic grip. Built of 410 stainless steel, the handle is tempered to provide maximum strength. For safety, there’s a convenient frame lock to secure the blade in position until you choose to releases it. Both blade and handle are polished to a steely matte-gray finish.
And yes, the new Shallot features our SpeedSafe manual assisted opening system with ambidextrous index-finger opening. Just pull back on the blade protrusion with the index finger or the thumbstud of either the left or right hand. The SpeedSafe system then moves the blade out of the handle and smoothly and easily into position, ready for use.
For those who prefer their knives on the dark side, there’s the Black Shallot, Model 1840CKT, with a smooth blade or Black Shallot with a partially serrated blade, Model 1840CKTST. They feature the same design and materials as the original Shallot, but with a scratch-resistant, black Tungsten DLC coating.
The Shallot measure 4 3/8 inches closed and weighs just 4.2 ounces. It is made in the USA and built to uphold Kershaw’s high standards of quality and performance. Like the tasty shallot it’s named for, the new Kershaw Shallot is sure to make your mouth water for more. It retails for $79.95 and 94.95 for the Black version.
The new Shallots are built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—The new R.A.M. (Model 1910) from Kershaw Knives was designed by two Hawks—father and son team Grant and Gavin Hawk. And it’s loaded with cool features and functions that knife users are going to love.
It starts with a blade of Sandvik 13C26, a stainless chromium steel characterized by high hardness, corrosion resistance, and excellent wear resistance. That’s paired with an anodized aluminum handle with G-10 inlays for a secure grip and great looks.
The R.A.M. also includes the patent-pending Hawk Lock that’s both super-secure and super easy to operate. Opening the knife is smooth and easy with the one-handed ambidextrous index-finger opening. It opens with either Kershaw’s new “flipper” system or the convenient thumb knobs. The flipper opens using the index finger of either hand. The user pulls back on the extended tang on the front of the spine. This builds up kinetic pressure and slightly raises the blade out of the handle. Then just continue to pull back and the blade opens quickly and easily.
Another nice touch is the reversible/removable pocket clip with a wheel-lock that secures and seats the clip while the knife is in your pocket.
All this and a retail price of just $89.95. Knife users who are looking for a feature-packed knife at a value price should definitely have a look at the new R.A.M. The R.A.M. measures 4 3/8 inches closed and weighs just 3.8 ounces.
The R.A.M. is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—Designed by Ken Onion for Kershaw Knives, the new Tyrade (Model 1850) has features that’ll have knife enthusiasts raving.
With Kershaw’s new patent-pending composite blade technology, the Tyrade delivers exactly the steel you need where you need it. The spine features an extremely tough, high-temperature alloy (originally designed for jet engines)—154CM stainless steel. But the cutting edge is built of CPM-D2 for precision sharpening, corrosion resistance, and toughness. These two steels have been fused together.
And once you get beyond the function, there’s the dramatic form. Carbon fiber inlays in the handle and on the blade provide for a one-of-a-kind look that you’ll be proud to own. For ease of use, the Tyrade has a big, beefy handle with zirconium carbo-nitride coating for a durable finish.
Even better, the Tyrade features our patented Ken Onion SpeedSafe? assisted opening system for smooth, easy opening. The Tyrade’s one-handed, index-finger opening design makes it smooth and easy to deploy—for both left- and right-handed customers. A frame lock ensures the blade stays securely in place until the user closes it. A removable pocket clip is also included.
Knife users who appreciate a uniquely styled, high-performance knife—and a Ken Onion design—are sure to want to have a Tyrade themselves. This top quality, limited production knife retails for $350. The Tyrade measures 5 inches closed and weighs 6.7 ounces.
The Tyrade is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives came away from the prestigious Blade Show with three of the Show’s top honors: The Blade Magazine’s 2007 Overall Knife of the Year, the 2007 Most Innovative American Design, and the 2007 Kitchen Knife of the Year.
These awards represent the very pinnacle of knife industry awards. The winners were selected by an overwhelming vote of trade-industry members, including leading companies such as Benchmade, Buck, and Gerber. The winners are chosen on a range of criteria—from design, innovation, and function to craftsmanship and quality. Here’s a brief rundown of Kershaw’s winning entries:
The Overall Knife of the Year was Kershaw’s Tyrade (Model 1850). The big news is the Tyrade’s patent-pending composite blade in which two steels are fused together for optimal performance and value. It features a durable spine of 154CM, plus a cutting edge of CPM-D2 for extreme sharpness. In the future, Kershaw will use the technology developed for the Tyrade to fuse other steels together so that every knife can have the very best steel on the cutting edge with a standard steel spine in order to keep the costs down. For a dramatic look, the Tyrade features irregular carbon fiber inlays in the big and beefy handle. The handles are built of titanium with a zirconium carbo-nitride coating for top performance. The Tyrade comes with a removable pocket clip. It is made in the USA and retails for $350.
2007’s Most Innovative American Design is Kershaw’s R.A.M. (Model 1910). The new R.A.M. offers a choice of smooth and easy, one-handed opening systems. The knife user can open the R.A.M. with an ambidextrous “flipper” system or the built-in thumb knobs. The flipper system incorporates resistance to hold the blade securely in the closed position until deployed by pulling on the extended tang at the front of the spine. The award-winning knife also features the patent-pending Hawk Lock that is both secure and easy to operate. The knife offers Sandvik 13C26 stainless steel blades and an anodized aluminum handle with G-10 overlays for a secure grip. The R.A.M. is made in the USA and retails for $89.95
Last, but not least, Kershaw’s Shun Kaji Knife Set (Model 9538885) took 2007 Kitchen Knife of the Year. The 8-piece set, exclusively designed for Williams-Sonoma, is a combination of Damascus and “clad,” or “jacketed,” construction—the perfect blend of ultimate technology and hand craftsmanship. The knives feature an amazingly sharp cutting core of SG-2 steel, Damascus patterned cladding of two different steels for strength and resilience, and handles that are not only beautiful, but ambidextrous and comfortable to use no matter the user’s hand size. With its angled end-cap embossed with the Shun logo, the Shun Kaji set looks stunning even at rest in its cherry wood block. These truly look and feel like the heirloom knives they are. The Shun Kaji Set retails for $1,800.
All Kershaw and KAI USA knives are built to maintain the company’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The Kershaw/KAI USA prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world. A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—The Leek® series includes some of Kershaw’s most popular and award-winning knives. Now Kershaw is proud to introduce a new addition to the acclaimed series.
It’s the Random Leek (Model 1660TGRYST) and it features a premium Tanto blade with partial serration. The angled grind typical of the Tanto style produces a tip that is much stronger than other blade styles, making it ideal for piercing tasks, while the partial serration makes it easy to cut through a wide variety of tough materials.
The Random Leek’s Tanto blade is constructed of S30V steel, which provides excellent toughness, as well as wear and corrosion resistance. But the Random Task drives the steel’s natural durability to the next level by adding a high-performance coating of gray Chromium Nitride for high hardness and even better corrosion resistance. The 410 stainless steel handle sports the same durable Chromium Nitride coating.
The Random Leek also features Kershaw’s SpeedSafe ambidextrous assisted opening so that the user can open the knife smoothly and easily with either left or right hand. For safety, the knife has a secure frame lock.
The Random Leek measure four inches when closed and has a three-inch blade. It comes with a removable and reversible pocket clip. The handles are drilled for both tip-up and tip-down carry. Just unscrew the clip and turn it 180° to reverse the carry position. The Random Leek retails for $129.95.
For quality and value, the new Random Leek is definitely not a random choice. It’s precision-built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw’s Elk Hunter has been a favorite hunting companion to serious hunters for years. Now Kershaw’s stepping it up a notch with the Model 1078GH Elk Hunter II with Gut Hook.
The new fixed-blade Elk Hunter II features a premium AUS8A stainless-steel blade. This steel choice offers high hardness and excellent edge retention capabilities—so you don’t have to keep sharpening and re-sharpening during the tough chores of dressing and butchering. The blade also offers corrosion resistance—an important plus when it comes to hunting tasks. The 1078GH’s gut hook is designed to take care of the job quickly and easily.
The double injection-molded Santoprene® handles feature a textured, easy-grip design that provides superior hold even in wet and slippery conditions. The forest-green handle includes a handy lanyard loop. The knife comes complete with a durable nylon sheath for convenient carrying or storage.
The Elk Hunter II has a 3 ¾-inch blade and an overall length of 8 ¾ inches. It weighs 4.7 ounces and retails for $34.95.
The Elk Hunter II is designed for comfortable, efficient use and top performance.
Like all Kershaw products, it is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—Designed for the serious hunter, Kershaw’s Northside series includes a tough drop-point folder (Model 1090) and a compact, folding Gut Hook (Model 1090GH).
Both feature AUS8A stainless-steel blades for hardness and excellent edge retention. The angled blade design ensures that field dressing is a faster and easier task; the 1090GH also features a gut hook tip. The injection-molded Santoprene® handles feature a curved and textured, ergonomic design that provides a superior grip even in wet and slippery conditions. For safety, both knives feature a secure mid-lock. The handle is drilled to accept a lanyard, enabling the user to keep it close at hand. Both knives come complete with a sturdy nylon sheath for convenient carrying or storage.
Both hunting knives fold to a compact 4 7/8 inches, have a 4 ½-inch blade, and weigh 4.7 ounces. Each model retails for $39.95
The Northside series features rock-solid designs that are extremely rugged and lightweight. No matter the task, they won’t let you down. Like all Kershaw products, they are built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—When it comes to fish fillet knives, anglers demand blades that are both flexible and sharp. That’s why so many choose Kershaw. Known for their “shaving sharp” edge, Kershaw fillet knives are designed to flex to lie flat against the backbone and glide through a fish like butter.
Now Kershaw introduces a new high-quality, razor-sharp fillet knife in a size designed to fillet a wide variety of fish quickly and easily. It’s the Six-Inch Fillet Knife (Model 1250). The Six-Inch Fillet’s blade is 420J2 stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance, plus high edge retention, flexibility, and strength for easy filleting.
The blade is mounted in an injection-molded handle that’s contoured and textured for a secure grip in wet and slippery conditions. The handle is drilled to accept a lanyard, enabling the user to easily attach it to wrist, belt, or boat. The knife comes complete with an ABS sheath for convenient carrying or storage.
The overall length of the Six-Inch Fillet is 10 7/8 inches and it weighs just 3.5 ounces. The Six-Inch Fillet knife retails for $9.95.
Kershaw’s Six-Inch Fillet knife is built to make short work of filleting fish and to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—In 2005, the Offset was The Blade Magazine’s Overall Knife of the Year. Now, for 2007, Kershaw takes the G-10 Offset (Model 1597G10) to a new level by adding dramatically textured light weight G-10 handles and a high-performance blade coating.
With their deeply textured “spider web” pattern, the Offset’s G-10 handles are as dynamic and uniquely styled as its award-winning blade.
The G-10 Offset’s rugged and complex blade geometry is provided through state-of-the-art Metal Injection Molding (MIM) and hot isostatic pressing. The result is a precision blade with two bevel geometries, hollow grind and flat grind, for incredible cutting power. This process produces a premium 440C-PM stainless-steel blade with complex, true 3-D geometry. The blade is made of 440C stainless steel and features a grey Chromium Nitride coating for durability—along with Kershaw’s famous “sharpest-out-of-the-box” edge for cutting power.
The G-10 Offset also features the latest SpeedSafe configuration. This “Double Pumper” design features two torsion bars to ensure easy assisted opening for folding knives with larger blades—such as the G-10 Offset. To keep the blade safely locked open when in use, the Offset also has Kershaw’s convenient and secure Stud Lock.
The G-10 Offset measures 5 ¼ inches when closed and has a 3 ¾-inch blade. It weighs 8 ½ ounces and is made in the USA. The G-10 Offset retails for $299.95.
The G-10 Offset is a powerful knife in a handsome package. It’s built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—Now there’s a brand new, fashion-conscious Chive in Kershaw’s popular Chive series. It’s the Pink Chive (Model 1600PINK). Like all Chives, the new Pink Chive is a pocket-sized beauty that features premium materials, Ken Onion styling, and Kershaw’s SpeedSafe assisted opening system.
But this Chive offers lightweight anodized aluminum handles in a soft, brushed pink color—fashion’s biggest trend. And pink’s not just for women anymore, either. Saavy guys are thinking pink today, too.
Of course it’s not just the color that makes this Chive special. The right-sized Chive features a 1 15/16-inch blade of premium high-carbon 420HC stainless steel bead-blasted to a satin finish. The 6061-T6 anodized aluminum handles provide light weight strength and are highly scratch resistant. The Pink Chive measures just 2 7/8-inches closed and weighs a slight 1.9 ounces—perfect for pocket or purse.
The patented Speed-Safe assisted-opening mechanism gives the Chive a significant “wow factor” as well. This proprietary technology enables the knife user to open the knife with one hand. A short push on the thumb stud moves the blade into position smoothly and easily. When the blade is opened a portion of the frame moves into place to lock the blade into place for safe, secure use. Made in the USA, retail is $54.95.
Like all Kershaw knives, the Pink Chive built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—The Kershaw Cyclone series, designed by Ken Onion, has a new addition. It’s the Tanto Cyclone (Model 1630TBLKST).
It features a serious Tanto blade with Tungsten DLC coating for a non-reflective, matte black finish and extreme hardness. The Tungsten DLC increases the surface hardness of the stainless steel to 90 on the Rockwell C scale. In addition, it offers a tough corrosion-proof covering that is virtually scratch proof.
The new Tanto Cyclone also offers a special feature that enables the user to choose whether to engage or disengage the patented Kershaw Ken Onion SpeedSafe assisted opening function. This innovative “On/Off Option” let users set it one way for fully manual operation. But just a flip of the roll-switch on the spine and the Cyclone’s ambidextrous SpeedSafe system engages to assist opening smoothly and easily.
In addition to the SpeedSafe On/Off Option, the new Tanto Cyclone features blades of Sandvik 13C26 stainless steel for extra durability and edge retention. Handsome, anodized-aluminum handles provide lightweight strength and make this new Cyclone ideal for pocket carrying, too.
The Tanto Cyclone (Model 1630TBLKST) is 5 inches when closed with a 3 ¾-inch blade. For safety, there’s a locking liner of 410 stainless steel. Made in the USA, the Tanto Cyclone retails for $99.95,
To SpeedSafe or not to SpeedSafe? Now there’s more choice than ever with the new Tanto Cyclone. Like all Kershaw knives, it’s built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—You say you’re tired of the same-old, same-old when it comes to the color of your pocketknife? Then take a look at newest members of the Kershaw Ken Onion Leek series.
The Rainbow Leek with partial serration (Model 1660VIBST) features a blade and handles with a vibrant rainbow finish. The Pink Leek (Model 1660PINK) boasts a fashionable pink finish to its anodized aluminum handles.
In addition to the striking colors, the new Leeks offer premium Sandvik 13C26 stainless-steel blades for easy sharpening and wear resistance, as well as Kershaw’s SpeedSafe ambidextrous assisted opening system. The system enables users to open the knife with the index finger of the left or right hand, or with the handy thumb stud. The Rainbow Leek offers a secure frame lock, while the Pink Leek is secured with a locking liner.
The partially serrated Rainbow Leek’s finish is high-polish, rainbow titanium-oxide. Titanium oxide is a low-temperature PVD film that adds a durable, decorative, metallic coating to the Leek’s blade and handle. Though the coating is just one-half micron thick, it offers tough, ceramic-like wear properties. The rainbow colors are made by the application of electric currents in different intensities and duration to the titanium oxide. Without dye or pigments, this anodizing produces a literal rainbow of scratch-resistant colors and gives the Rainbow Leek a unique finish unmatched by other surface-finishing processes. The Pink Leeks also offers a scratch resistant anodized surface, but on light weight aluminum handles.
Both knives measure four inches when closed and have a three-inch blade. Both also come with a removable and reversible pocket clip. The handles are drilled for both tip-up and tip-down carry. Just unscrew the clip and turn it 180° to reverse the carry position. The partially serrated Rainbow Leek retails for $99.95 and the Pink Leek for $74.95.
These two new additions to the Leek series are built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—From the dramatic Black Blurs to the specialized blunt-tip Rescue Blurs, Kershaw’s Blur series has been very well received by knife enthusiasts everywhere.
The reason is the Blur’s combination of top performance and top style. Kershaw combines premium materials with features like the acclaimed SpeedSafe assisted opening system and Trac-Tec sure-grip inlays to create a series that has something for every knife user.
The newest addition to this series is the S30V Blur. It features an S30V blade with “stonewashed” finish. The stonewashing produces a blade with a matte grey, slightly textured look. S30V Steel is the best combination of toughness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance. The handle is the highly ergonomic Blur handle, made of 6061-T6 anodized aluminum, with black Trac-Tec inserts. A liner lock secures the blade safely.
In addition, the knife can be configured for either tip-up or tip-down carry at the user’s discretion. The pocket clip may be removed entirely for a completely smooth profile. The S30V Blur is made in the USA and retails for $139.95.
Like all Kershaw products, the S30V Blur is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—Ener-G. Say it fast and you’ll know exactly what this new duo of knives from Kershaw Knives has in abundance: energy!
From the efficient design of the Ener-G’s Sandvik 13C26 stainless-steel blades to its powerful, contoured handle design, everything about the Ener-G is meant to conserve your energy by putting the knife’s energy to work on your cutting task.
The Ener-G also has Kershaw’s unique “Flipper” opening system, from custom knife maker Lee Williams. His patent pending “pseunetic” opening feature is ideal for both left- and right-handed operation. Using the index finger, the user pulls back on the hinged flipper on the front of the spine. This builds up pressure and makes it easy to deploy the blade into position.
Ener-G comes in two sizes: a pocket sized Ener-G that folds to 3 ¾ inches, and a full sized Ener-G that folds to 4 ¾ inches. Both employ 13C26 stainless steel for higher hardness and wear resistance. Designed as razor steel, it offers an extremely sharp edge that remains stable for extended periods. Textured G-10 handle with Trac-Tec inserts provide a grip that’s always secure. For safety, the Ener-G features a locking liner built of 410 stainless steel. A removable and reversible pocket clip is also included with both NRG sizes. The smaller NRG (Model 1740) retails for $79.95, while its larger brother (Model 1745) retails for $99.95.
The Ener-G is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—Named for a type of volcanic flow, the Lahar (Model 1750) from Kershaw Knives, is one hot new knife.
It features a dramatically styled blade of VG-10 “super steel”—the same steel that is found in Kai’s Shun kitchen cutlery—for superior cutting performance. Textured
G-10 handle scales and a curved handle design provide a superior grip even in wet or other adverse conditions.
The Lahar also features Kershaw’s unique “Flipper” opening system, which makes it ideal for both left- and right-handed operation. Using the index finger of either hand, the user pulls back on the extended tang on the front of the spine. This builds up kinetic pressure and slightly raises the blade out of the handle. Then a simple roll of the wrist makes it easy to move the blade into position.
The Lahar is a full-sized pocketknife made for every day carry and use. For safety, it features a locking liner built of 410 stainless steel. Closed, the Lahar is 4 7/8 inches long and has a 3 ½-inch blade. It weighs in at 5 ½ ounces. A removable and reversible pocket clip is included. The Lahar retails for $99.95.
The Lahar is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com
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TUALATIN, OR—Say you want to change the position of the pocket clip on your Kershaw knife. Or the blade could use a little tightening. You used to have to dig through the tool box looking for that star-shaped 6-lobed bit. But no more.
Kershaw has introduced the Key Chain T-Tool. It includes a selection of 6 lobed bits, T6 and T8, plus a Philips® head driver, all in a small tool that’s easy to hang on your key chain. The bits store conveniently in the handle of the tool. The tip is magnetized to hold bits in easily and make it easier to hold onto screws. The Key Chain T-Tool also includes a removable key chain ring.
The Key Chain T-Tool’s handle is made of lightweight aluminum with a black Teflon® coating. The tool’s overall length is 4 inches, it weighs less than an ounce, and retails for $7.95.
Like all Kershaw products, the new Key Chain T-Tool is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
A free, full-color product catalog may be obtained by writing to Kershaw Knives, 18600 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, Oregon 97062. Or visit www.kershawknives.com |
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TUALATIN, OR—Two of Kershaw’s most popular multi-function tools just
got more colorful.
NEW Two Cans
Kershaw’s completely unique Two Can—the carabiner tool that let’s you
use it as a knife or a pair of scissors—now comes in black, electric blue,
and burnished red, in addition to the original stainless steel.
The patent-pending Two Can features two blades that can be used
separately or together. Open one blade and use the Two Can like any
pocketknife. But when only a pair of scissors will get the job done, open
the Two Can’s second blade and you’ve got an easy-to-use pair of
scissors. There’s also a handy carabiner built into the handle so the Two
Can attaches easily to belt loop, zipper, briefcase, or backpack.
The new Two Cans (Models 1001BLK, 1001BL, and 1001RD) feature
anodized aluminum handles and 420J stainless-steel blades. At under
an ounce, it’s easy to take just about anywhere. Each of the new Two
Cans retails for $34.95.
NEW Carabiner Tools
Kershaw’s patented, five-in-one Carabiner Tool is another versatile
addition to your tool arsenal. The Tool features a premium-quality
Kershaw knife blade, flathead screwdriver, Phillips-head screwdriver,
bottle opener, and carabiner. The carabiner clips the Tool to vest,
backpack, or belt loop with ease.
The new Carabiner Tools (Models 1004SL, 1004BL, and 1004RD) come
in three handsome colors, red, blue, and silver. The carabiner itself is
made of Teflonâ coated aluminum for lightweight strength, while the
tools are quality stainless steel. Each of the new Carabiner Tools retails
for $59.95.
Like all Kershaw products, the new Two Cans and Carabiner Tools are
built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and
innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality
materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other
cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—In tough situations, it’s good to have a Responder on
hand; the new Kershaw Responder (Models 1078 and 1078YL), that is.
That’s because the Responder is built to handle everything from extreme
sports to rescue situations. The Responder features a fixed blade with
full-tang construction and a non-slip, double injection-molded
Santoprene® handle. The handle is contoured and ridged for the
ultimate in a secure grip in any situation—from wet and muddy to cold
and icy. The end of the handle also features a glass breaker tip. It’s
small, but it can be a real lifesaver. In an emergency, a sharp flow with
the carbide tip cracks windshield glass, enabling trapped accident
victims to escape (model 1078YL only).
The blade design compliments the multi-function handle. The partially
serrated blade has a blunt tip for safer cutting in close or dangerous
situations. The partial serration zips through most material with
ease—including line, webbing, and seat belts. The built-in hook on the
back of the blade can be used to cut through rope or cording quickly and
easily when it really counts. The 3 ¾-inch blade is AUS8A stainless
steel with Black Teflon® coating.
Users can keep the Responder close at hand with its own Kydex®
sheath with multiple carry options. The sheath offers both cord eyelets
and strap slots to enable carry on vest, backpack, or belt.
Model 1078 Responder with black handle retails for $49.95. Model
1078YL Responder with highly visible, neon-yellow handle is $54.95.
Like all Kershaw products, the new Responders are built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw fillet knives always feature quality high-
carbon stainless-steel blades with the ideal degree of flex for fast and
easy filleting. So what could be better?
Power.
Just plug our new Electric Fillet knife (Model 1260) into any standard
outlet and glide through every fillet job. The Electric Fillet comes with
two removable dual action blade sizes—a six-inch dual blade and an
eight-inch dual blade, sized right for every fish.
The Electric Fillet’s handle is double injection-molded for durability and
contoured for filleting comfort. For safety, the On/Off switch must be
depressed to operate, while a convenient trigger controls the blade.
There ‘s a hanger loop built in to the end of the Fillet so you can keep it
within easy reach. It even comes with it’s own storage bag for when it’s
not in use. Heavy-duty construction ensures long life.
Power through even the largest catch with the Kershaw Electric Fillet
(Model 1260). The Kershaw Electric Fillet knife retails for $59.95.
Like all Kershaw products, the new Electric Fillet is built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—The new Kershaw Ken Onion Speed Bump (Model
1595) is designed to stop quality knife enthusiasts in their tracks. It
features a dramatic look and the innovative Bump “recurve” blade shape,
but with less weight than previous Bump knives.
Custom knife maker, Ken Onion, designed the recurve blade for multi-
tasking, minimal mass, and maximum performance. It provides ideal
leverage for tough cutting situations and a precisely centered point for
piercing tasks. For durability and edge retention, it is constructed of
Sandvik 13C26 stainless steel and measures 3 5/8 inches in length.
The new Speed Bump features this high-function blade style, but with
less weight than previous knives in this series. The whole knife weighs in
at just 5 ounces thanks, in part, to a lightweight handle made of a tough
engineering plastic called Akulon®, plus a Santoprene® overlay for a
secure grip. Naturally, the high-performance Speed Bump features
Kershaw’s SpeedSafe assisted opening system and our secure patented
Stud Lock.
With its amazing looks, premium-quality materials, and incredible
function, the new Speed Bump offers everything needed to make quality
knife lovers stop for a good long look. Made in the USA, it retails for
$99.95.
The Speed Bump is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for
quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest
quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and
other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR— The award-winning Kershaw Ken Onion Chive and
popular Kershaw Ken Onion Scallion take to the lakes with a new
Rainbow Trout design.
The handsome Rainbow Trout image is applied to the anodized
aluminum handles of both knives using a unique, new photographic
process that permanently transfers the image to the aluminum. The
Rainbow Trout art is an original design created especially for Kershaw
Knives and its customers.
Customers who prefer a small, yet powerful SpeedSafe knife will like the
Chive Model 1600TROUT. It features a 1 15/16-in. 420HC stainless
steel blade and weighs just 1.9 oz. For a larger knife, choose the
Scallion Model 1620TROUT that measures 3 ½-in. closed and weighs
just 2.3 oz.
Both feature the ambidextrous SpeedSafe assisted opening system,
which users to open the knife either with the Index Finger Opening
System, for left- or right-handed opening, or with the handy thumb stud.
Both Chive and Scallion are drilled for tip-down carry, or the pocket clip
can be removed entirely. Each knife features Kershaw’s Safety Tip Lock,
as well as a secure locking liner.
The new 1600TROUT and 1620TROUT are handsome knives knife that
fishermen and knife art fans will be proud to carry. From technology and
performance to style and quality, these knives have it all. The
1600TROUT retails for $54.95 and the 1620TROUT retails for $59.95.
Both models deliver the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw and are built to maintain the
company’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. Kershaw
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—With Kershaw Knives’ new Cyclone series, the user
can choose whether to engage or disengage the patented Kershaw Ken
Onion SpeedSafe assisted opening function.
This innovative “On/Off Option” enables users to set it one way for fully
manual operation. But just a flip of the roll-switch on the spine and the
Cyclone’s ambidextrous SpeedSafe system engages to assist opening
smoothly and easily.
In addition to the SpeedSafe On/Off Option, the new Cyclones provide a
unique high-performance blade shape designed for precision and
maximum performance. For extra durability and edge retention, the
blades are built of Sandvik 13C26 stainless steel. Handsome, anodized-
aluminum handles provide lightweight strength and make the new
Cyclones ideal for pocket carrying, too.
Kershaw’s Cyclones come in a variety of sizes and blade styles. Choose
the Cyclone Model 1630 for a standard-edge blade and the 1630ST for a
partially serrated blade. The Black Cyclone (Model 1630BLKST) offers a
Tungsten DLC-coated, matte-black blade with partial serration. For a
compact version of the Cyclone, choose the Mini Cyclone with or without
partial serration (Models 1635 and 1635ST). All models feature Ken
Onion styling and the new On/Off Option.
Made in the USA, the full-sized Cyclones retail for $89.95, the Black
Cyclone for $99.95, and the Mini Cyclones for $79.95.
To SpeedSafe or not to SpeedSafe? Now there’s more choice than ever
with our new Cyclone series. All Cyclones are built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives is proud to introduce an exciting new
look in an already exciting knife—it’s the Model 1660G10 Leek with its
new “stonewashed” blade.
The new Model 1660G10 features Ken Onion’s award-winning design,
Kershaw’s patented SpeedSafe assisted opening system, and a
premium-quality steel blade with a unique look. The steel is S30V and
the look literally comes from “stonewashing.” The blade blank is tumbled
with stones to give it a roughened look, then it’s hand honed to
Kershaw’s famously sharp edge.
Kershaw and Ken Onion then pair the unique stonewashed blade with
textured G-10 handles that complete the knife’s rugged look. The
textured G-10 provides additional gripping power and dimensional
stability.
Like all Kershaw Leeks, the new 1660G10 features the patented
SpeedSafe ambidextrous assisted opening system. The system enables
users to open the knife, either with the Index Finger Opening—for left- or
right-handed opening—or with the handy thumb stud. For additional
security, the G-10 Leek features a safety tip lock. The G-10 Leek also
includes a removable pocket clip.
Designed to go anywhere and do just about anything, this new Leek is
the ideal carrying knife. It retails for $129.95. Made in the USA.
The Model 1660G10 delivers the rugged great looks and top
performance knife users have come to expect from Kershaw. It’s built to
maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The
company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-
the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are
prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—When it comes to top performance and attention-
getting style, all eyes turn to Kershaw’s Ken Onion Blur series.
The new Silver Blur (Model 1670SG10) is the latest addition to the well-
received series that combines Kershaw’s popular SpeedSafe assisted
opening system.
The Silver Blur features 440A stainless-steel blades and 6061-T6
anodized aluminum handles strikingly accented with “Silver Twill” G-10
inlays.
The Silver Blur also includes the ambidextrous version of the SpeedSafe
assisted opening system. In addition, the knife can be configured for
either tip-up or tip-down carry at the user’s discretion. The pocket clip
may be removed entirely for a completely smooth profile. The Silver Blur
is made in the USA and retails for $114.95.
Like all Kershaw products, the Silver Blur is built to maintain Kershaw’s
worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides
itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw’s E.T. (that’s for it’s new External Toggle lock,
not “extraterrestrial”) was selected as The Blade Magazine’s Most
Innovative American Design in 2005.
And while the award-winning E.T. maintains its dramatic, out-of-this
world look, for 2006 it’s also sporting a brand new finish. The new finish
is called Urban Camo and features a gray and black paint-spatter design
on the unique E.T. handle. It’s paired with a handsome Tungsten DLC,
matte-black coating on the precision blade.
Like the original E.T., the Urban Camo E.T. (Model 1900UCBLK) offers
an innovative design, top performance, and the highest quality and
craftsmanship. It features Kershaw’s External Toggle lock, the newest
technology for securing a blade. This lock provides the highest level of
security. Fold the blade in, engage the safety, and the blade simply
cannot be deployed— no matter how or where the user carries it.
The E.T. even takes advantage of this fact with its built-in carabiner
function. The user can clip the E.T. to a belt loop so the knife’s always
handy, but with confidence that the blade could never accidentally
deploy. The design even features a bottle opener for good measure.
The E.T. features a high-quality Sandvik 13C26 stainless-steel blade
with Tungsten DLC coating. The open-architecture handle of 6061 T6
anodized aluminum makes it lightweight and easy to carry, too. Made in
the USA, this E.T. retails for $114.95.
The new Model 1900UCBLK is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide
reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using
the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce
knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw’s new Ripcord (Model 3200) provides the
strength and stability of a fixed blade knife, yet stores compactly in the
space of a folding knife.
The secret is in Kershaw’s unique, new “Out the Front (OTF)” design.
The blade slides in and out of the front of the handle and secures to
provide the stable strength of a fixed blade knife.
A convenient belt clip with deployment knob engages or disengages the
locking function—simply rotate the handle 90 degrees and slide back or
forward to deploy or store the blade. For precision and performance,
Kershaw constructs the blade of Sandvik 13C26 stainless steel, then
coats it with Tungsten DLC for a handsome matte-black finish. The
Ripcord’s handle is lightweight anodized aluminum with Trac-Tec inserts
for a non-slip grip.
Made in the USA, the Ripcord retails for $99.95. Like all Kershaw
products, the Ripcord is built to maintain the company’s worldwide
reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using
the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce
knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Guilherme Marchi, the 2005 Professional Bull Riders
(PBR) World Finals Average Champion, has joined forces with Kershaw
Knives to promote bull riding and Kershaw Knives.
Marchi, known as “Hollywood” for his star status, is now officially
sponsored by Kershaw Knives. “Guilherme’s skill and toughness make
him the right match for Kershaw’s own tough and skillfully made line of
products, “ said Jeff Goddard, Director of Sales and Marketing for
Kershaw Knives. “We are looking forward to our association.”
Marchi was 2005’s PBR World Finals Average Champion—as well as a
PBR event champion in Montana, Missouri, and South Carolina. Marchi
finished the 2005 season ranked second in the world and has the
highest riding percentage—66.3%—among the world’s top 45 PBR bull
riders.
Kershaw believes that Marchi’s style and reputation as one of the world’s
toughest bull riders compliments Kershaw’s mission to design and
manufacture tools that knife users would be proud to own, carry, and
use. Kershaw’s dedication to quality, state-of-the-art craftsmanship, and
performance fits precisely with Marchi’s own dedication to hard work and
performance.
As strong as “Hollywood’s” 2005 season was, bull riding fans
everywhere are looking for even more out of this Brazilian bull rider in
2006. They can look for similar strides from Kershaw Knives in 2006 and
beyond.
Kershaw Knives enjoy a worldwide reputation for quality and innovation.
The company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and
state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that
are prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Since 2000, Kershaw Knives has been working in
partnership with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) to ensure
the future of elk, other wildlife, and their habitat for future generations. A
portion of the proceeds from the sale of every Model 1560RMEF goes to
benefit the Foundation.
Designed by custom knife maker, Ken Onion, the Model 1560RMEF is
manufactured with Kershaw’s exacting attention to quality, detail, and
craftsmanship. And while it retains its contoured design, the new Model
1560RMEF sports a brand new look. The new knife features a
RealTree Hardwoods HD, three-dimensional camouflage handle and
famous Whirlwind blade. The 440A stainless-steel blade is emblazoned
with the RMEF logo and a silhouette of the majestic elk.
One thing doesn’t change, though. The new Model 1560RMEF continues
to features the SpeedSafe assisted opening system, which enables the
user to open the knife with a simple push on the thumb stud. Closed, the
Model 1560RMEF is 4 ½ inches long and weighs just 3.5 ounces. It
retails for $84.95.
“Kershaw is happy to continue to be a part of the Elk Foundation’s
important mission,” said Jeff Goddard, Director of Sales & Marketing for
Kershaw. “We hope hunters and outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds will
continue to help support the Elk Foundation in its efforts to leave a
lasting legacy of wildlife and habitat for future generations.”
The Elk Foundation has more than 116,000 members in all 50 states and
Canada. Through its efforts, more than 3 million acres of wildlife habitat
in North American have been conserved and enhanced. The Foundation
funds projects such as water developments and prescribed burns;
wildlife management projects such as elk transplants; research on elk
and their habitat; conservation-education programs; land-conservation
projects such as acquisitions and conservation easements; and hunting
heritage projects to promote ethical hunting.
Like all Kershaw knives, the Whirlwind Model 1560RMEF is built to
maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The
company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-
the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are
prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives is teaming up with the National Wild
Turkey Federation (NWTF) to provide turkey hunters with a quality
selection of high-performance hunting knives—and to help support the
work of the NWTF.
Kershaw is offering five different hunting knives or sets. The blade of
each knife is emblazoned with the handsome National Wild Turkey
Federation logo. A portion of the proceeds from each sale benefits the
National Wild Turkey Federation.
The NWTF is a grassroots, nonprofit organization with more than
500,000 members in 50 states, Canada, and 15 other nations around the
world. The Federation supports scientific wildlife management on public,
private, and corporate lands and promotes wild turkey hunting as a
traditional North American sport.
Kershaw’s Wild Turkey Editions include the popular Ken Onion-designed
Echo (Model 1070CTF), which is a fixed-blade hunting knife with
RealTree® camouflaged handle and its own sheath; the Ken Onion
Scallion (Model 1620CTF) with SpeedSafe and RealTree® camouflaged
scales; the Tom Veff-designed Kaper hunting knife with Cocobolo wood
scales (Model 2300TF); the Trout & Bird Knife and Shears set (Model
1120CBTF), which comes with a harness-leather sheath; and—of
course—the handsome Wild Turkey (Model 4150TF).
All Wild Turkey Edition knives deliver the innovative design, quality
construction, and top performance knife users have come to expect from
Kershaw. Premium blade steel and quality handle materials—combined
with the NWTF logo and heritage—makes this collection of knives and
tools the right choices for making any turkey shoot a success.
Kershaw Knives has earned a worldwide reputation for quality and
innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality
materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other
cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—When Kershaw’s custom knifemaker, Ken Onion, set
out to design the next generation of his popular Bump knives, he called
for some very demanding “specs.” The result is Kershaw’s new Spec
Bump (Model 1596).
Ken’s unique Bump blade style is designed for multi-tasking, minimal
mass, and maximum performance. It offers ideal leverage for tough
cutting situations and a precisely centered point for piercing tasks. To
ensure the blade was capable of all these tasks, the Spec Bump
features a premium-quality CPM 154 steel blade with Tungsten DLC
coating for additional durability and performance.
Its handles are built of durable G10 machined in a three-dimensional
texture for a secure grip in any condition. Naturally, this high-end knife
features Kershaw’s SpeedSafe assisted opening system and a
convenient, yet secure Stud Lock.
The new Spec Bump offers everything quality knife users crave—and
more. Made in the USA, It retails for $199.95.
The Spec Bump is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for
quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest
quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and
other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—A dynamic new knife from Kershaw Knives has been
named The Blade Magazine’s 2005 Overall Knife of the Year.
The winning blade is Kershaw’s Offset (Model 1597). The Offset was
chosen for the award based on a range of criteria—from design,
innovation, and function to craftsmanship and quality.
The uniquely styled Offset takes advantage of the latest technology in
order to create its award-winning design. It features rugged and complex
blade geometry that wouldn’t have been possible just a few years ago.
Now, thanks to state-of-the-art Metal Injection Molding (MIM) and hot
isostatic pressing, the Offset can offer both a unique blade shape and
the strength and durability Kershaw customers have come to expect.
The blade is made of 440C stainless steel and features a black matte
finish—along with Kershaw’s famous “sharpest-out-of-the-box” edge.
But the exceptional blade is just the beginning. The Offset also features
the latest SpeedSafe configuration. It’s Kershaw’s new “Double Pumper”
design and it boasts two torsion bars to ensure easy assisted opening
for folding knives with larger blades.
To keep the blade safely locked when not in use, the Offset also has
Kershaw’s convenient and secure Stud Lock.
To match the drama of the blade and its technology, the Offset offers a
“Jackson-Pollack-esque” splattered paint handle in 3-D machined, 6061
T6 anodized aluminum. Made in the USA, the Offset retails for $299.95.
The Offset is a dynamic new knife in a dynamic package. It’s built to
maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The
company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-
the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are
prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Yes, it’s got a dramatic, out-of-this-world look. But in
this case, E.T. doesn’t stand for “extraterrestrial.” It stands for External
Toggle lock. And this unique new knife from Kershaw Knives has just
been named The Blade Magazine’s 2005 Most Innovative American
Design.
Kershaw’s E.T. (Model 1900) was selected for the award based on a
range of criteria—from its innovative design and function to its
craftsmanship and quality.
The External Toggle lock is Kershaw’s newest technology for securing a
blade. This new lock provides the highest level of security. Fold the
blade in, engage the safety, and the blade simply cannot be deployed—
no matter how or where the user carries it.
The E.T. even takes advantage of this fact with its built-in carabiner
function. The user can clip the E.T. to a belt loop so the knife’s always
handy, but with confidence that the blade could never accidentally
deploy.
The E.T. features a high-quality Sandvik 13C26 stainless-steel blade.
The open-architecture handle of 6061 T6 anodized aluminum makes it
lightweight and easy to carry, too. Made in the USA, the E.T. retails for
$99.95.
The new Model 1900, E.T. is built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide
reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides itself on using
the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce
knives and other cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR— Kershaw’s Blade Traders are the world’s number one
choice in interchangeable blade knives.
Now Kershaw introduces another in this successful series—the Alaskan
Blade Trader (Model 1098AK). The Alaska Blade Trader enables
hunters to carry the complete range of blades needed to field-dress
game—without having to pack four separate knives.
The Alaskan Blade Trader includes a hunting blade, a skinning blade
with gut hook, and a chromium-plated saw blade, plus the unique Blade
Trader handle. Each of the premium quality blades included with the
Alaskan Blade Trader is hand-honed to Kershaw’s famous ‘shaving
sharp’ edge. But the secret to the tool’s versatility is in the handle and its
exclusive Quik-Lock mechanism.
Quik-Lock enables the user to safely change and secure any blade
required in seconds. The ergonomically designed handle, made of
advanced co-polymer compounds, provides unmatched comfort, control,
and a fatigue minimizing, non-slip grip, even in wet conditions. And
everything fits in a compact, high quality, saddle leather sheath that
attaches conveniently to belt or pack.
The saw blade features a patented tooth design that ‘planes’ through
bone on the pull stroke with a minimum of resistance or grabbing.
Fatigue is reduced, too. It’s ideal for cutting through bones or wood. The
skinning blade with gut hook is specifically designed to simplify field-
dressing game. And finally, the hunting blade is finely honed to cut
through tough hide and perform a variety of all-purpose tasks with ease.
The Alaskan Blade Trader is designed to provide a lifetime’s worth of
superior performance and add to a satisfying hunting experience. It
retails for $64.95.
The 1098AK delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. It’s built to maintain Kershaw’s
worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides
itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw teams up two of its most popular outdoor
tools in the new Trout & Bird Set.
The set includes a multi-purpose knife with premium-quality AUS6A
stainless-steel blade. The fixed-blade knife offers partial serration to
enable easy dressing of fish and game. The co-polymer handle provides
a secure grip, even in wet or other extreme environmental conditions.
The Trout & Bird Set also includes Kershaw’s multi-function, serrated
shears, ideal for cutting through bone, cartilage—and a variety of other
cutting tasks—without slipping. For easy cleaning, the high-quality,
cutlery-grade steel blades unhinge. The shears feature comfortable
TaskMaster handles for a sure grip and they’re designed for either right-
or left-handed use.
But these shears offer even more. For added convenience, they also
have a built-in bottle opener, nutcracker, lid-lifter, and two screwdriver
tips. There’s a handy Phillips screwdriver tip and a flat screwdriver tip.
Overall, the knife measures 7 ½” in length, while the shears are 8 7/8”.
Both fit securely in a durable harness-leather sheath that attaches to belt
or pack for easy carrying. The Trout & Bird Set retails for just $64.95.
The 120CB Trout & Bird Set delivers the great looks and top
performance knife users have come to expect from Kershaw. It’s built to
maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The
company prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-
the-art techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are
prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—What if anglers could have exactly the right fillet knife
for any-sized fish—without having to carry a whole kitchen-full of knives?
Now they can. Kershaw introduces the Seven-Step Fillet Knife (Model
1240). It’s a premium-quality Kershaw fillet knife that adjusts from a
blade length of 5 ½” to 9” in seconds. Got a small fish? Use the first
“step,” the shortest blade. For a larger fish, adjust the Seven Step to its
longest length—or anywhere in between.
To adjust the blade, the user simply depresses the blade lock on the
back of the handle and slides the blade to the desired length. The blade
locks securely into place. The blade adjusts by half-inch increments to
provide exactly the right fillet length.
The Seven-Step’s blade is made of 420J2 stainless steel. It’s specially
chosen for its fillet-perfect flexibility as well as its ability to hold an
extremely sharp edge, even after repeated filleting. The knife’s injection-
molded handle is designed to provide a secure grip, even in slippery
conditions. The Seven-Step Fillet Knife includes an ABS sheath. It retails
for just $27.95.
The Model 1240 delivers the great looks and top performance knife
users have come to expect from Kershaw. It’s built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives has earned an industry reputation for
making innovative, durable, high quality products. In this tradition,
Kershaw is proud to introduce a uniquely versatile, new knife tool—the
Kershaw Two Can.
The Two Can (Model 1001) is a combination knife and scissors tool.
The patent-pending Two Can features a pair of blades that can be used
separately or together.
Open one blade and it can be used as you would any pocketknife. But
there are times when only a pair of scissors will get the job done. In that
case, open the Two Can’s second blade. It’s designed so that the user
can easily operate the scissors simply by pressing the two blades
together between thumb and forefinger.
Naturally, the Two Can features Kershaw’s quality construction and
renowned styling. The blades are made of 420J2 stainless steel and fold
into a 303 stainless-steel handle. Users deploy the blades with “nail
nicks” slotted in each blade.
The Two Can measures 2 3/4" inches when closed and weighs just
.9 oz. It even has a mini-carabineer built into the handle to make it easy
to attach the tool to key chain or zipper pull for easy access to this
handy tool. Two Can’s suggested retail price is $29.95.
The Two Can delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. It is built to maintain Kershaw’s
worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides
itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives and Jeep, both known for making
innovative, durable, high quality products, have joined forces to bring
their customers a uniquely versatile, new knife tool.
It’s the Two Can (Model 1001JEEP) and it’s a combination knife and
scissors tool. The patent-pending Two Can features two blades that can
be used separately or together. Open one blade and use it as you would
any pocketknife. But there are times when only a pair of scissors will get
the job done. In that case, open the Two Can’s second blade. It’s
designed so that the user can easily operate the scissors simply by
pressing the two blades together between thumb and forefinger.
Naturally, the Two Can features Kershaw’s quality construction and
renowned styling. The blades are made of 420J2 stainless steel and fold
into a 303 stainless-steel handle that is embellished with the popular
Jeep logo. Users deploy the blades with “nail-nicks” slotted in the
blades.
The 1001JEEP measures 2 3/4" inches when closed and weighs just .9
oz. It even has a mini-carabineer built into the handle to make it easy to
attach the tool to key chain or zipper pull for easy access to this handy
tool. The Jeep Two Can’s suggested retail price is $29.95.
The 1001JEEP delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. It is built to maintain Kershaw’s
worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides
itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—The Black Horse II work knife is a long-time favorite
with Kershaw customers. And now with the new Black Horse II Model
1060ART—with its Realtree® Hardwoods camouflage handle finish—the
Black Horse II is ready to take on any trip to the woods.
Designed to perform a wide range of outdoor tasks, the 1060ART is
expected to be in high demand among sportsmen, outdoors enthusiasts,
and others who need a rugged, hard-working field knife. It offers all the
style and ergonomic performance of Kershaw’s popular line of Black
Horse folding knives—but now with a new camouflaged handle. Anyone
who appreciates what a good knife can do in the great outdoors will
appreciate the 1060ART.
The new Black Horse II features a 3 ¾-in., premium 440A stainless steel
blade that boasts 55-57 on the Rockwell Hardness Scale. Naturally, it’s
hand-honed to Kershaw’s famous, sharpest-out-of-the-box edge. The
finger-contoured handles are imprinted with Realtree®’s three-
dimensional “Hardwoods” pattern for near-perfect camouflaging. Their
co-polymer construction provides a secure grip, even in wet or cold
conditions.
The 1060ART also features a lock-back spring, which secures the blade
in place once deployed and makes it easy to close the blade when work
is done. The knife is drilled to accept a lanyard and includes a nylon
sheath. The suggested retail price is $69.95. Made in the USA.
The 1060ART delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. They are built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Now the style and cutting technology of the Kershaw
Ken Onion Echo (Model 1070C) goes undercover with a new Realtree®
camouflage handle and sheath.
The fixed-blade Echo offers tough, full-tang construction and a premium
quality, AUS8A with drop-point, stainless steel blade. The blade steel
rates a tough 56-58 on the Rockwell Hardness Scale and the 4-in. blade
is honed to Kershaw's sharpest-out-of-the-box edge. Overall, the Echo
measures 8 5/8 inches in length.
The Echo's handle is constructed of all-weather, molded Polyamide with
a genuine RealTree® Hardwoods camouflage pattern. The contoured
Ken Onion handle design means less fatiguing use—even when used for
long periods of time.
The new 1070C Echo also includes a Realtree® sheath. The sturdy
sheath is built around a harness-leather core laminated with a
camouflaged pack-cloth cover and a cut-resistant plastic liner. All this
quality is priced at a suggested retail price of $49.95.
The Echo delivers the great looks and top performance knife users have
come to expect from Kershaw. They are built to maintain Kershaw’s
worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides
itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives introduces the Outcast (Model 1079),
a big, versatile bush knife destined to be a key addition to any hunting or
outdoor trip.
The Outcast is designed to help users cut through the toughest brush
with ease. It features a big 10-inch blade, hand-honed to Kershaw’s
famous sharpest-out-of-the-box edge. It’s ideal for chopping wood when
making camp, building a shelter, building a blind, gathering firewood, or
field dressing game.
The sweeping blade is shaped to cut through brush without slipping. It’s
constructed of D2 tool steel for increased edge retention and features
durable, Black Teflon coating. The ergonomically designed handle is
built for comfort—even when used for extended periods of time. The
handle features double-injection-molded Santoprene® and is ridged to
assure a secure grip, even in wet conditions. The built-in finger guard
prevents the hand from moving forward to keep the user out of harm’s
way.
The Outcast comes complete with a durable, right or left-handed,
Kydex® sheath with snap-and-lock belt attachment and a quick-release
mechanism. The Outcast has a suggested retail price of $99.95.
The Outcast delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. They are built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Introducing the “Baby Boa” (Model 1585BR). The Baby
Boa provides the uniquely shaped blade and handle sweep of Kershaw’s
Ken Onion Boa knife, but in a smaller, pocket-sized package.
Yet the Baby Boa offers its own unique features. In addition to mirroring
the lines of the larger Boa, the Baby Boa has a unique cutaway in the
handle that exposes the SpeedSafe torsion bar in order to provide a
glimpse at the inner workings of the popular SpeedSafe system.
For added drama, the lightweight aluminum handle features Kershaw’s
doubled-anodized “smoking” process. Anodizing aluminum produces a
porous coating that can absorb dyes. This makes it possible to produce
colored surfaces that are extremely scratch-resistant. The handle is
actually anodized twice—once to lay down the base color; in this case,
a rich red—and a second time to “smoke” the handle with black. This
produces a finish that looks as if smoke had been captured and
imprinted on the handle. Each handle is absolutely unique—no two are
exactly alike.
The 1585BR features the patented SpeedSafe assisted opening system.
It can be accessed either with the Index Finger Opening System, for left-
or right-handed opening, or with a handy thumb stud. Packed with top
features and functions, this handsome, pocket-sized folder retails for
$74.95. It is made in the USA.
The 1585BR delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. It is built to maintain Kershaw’s
worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides
itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—When two of the world’s most renowned knife makers
get together, you know the result is going to be something special. And
with Kershaw’s new Centofante-Onion knives, Models 1610 and 1615, it
is.
Kershaw brought together longtime Knifemaker’s Hall of Fame member
Frank Centofante and Ken Onion, one of the most-sought-after custom
knife makers in the industry and the creator of the original SpeedSafe
knife.
The results of their collaboration are two new folding knives that offer
function and elegance—as well as the leading edge technology
customers expect from Kershaw. Both feature 440A stainless-steel
blades honed to Kershaw’s sharpest-out-of-the-box edge. Model 1610
offers lightweight aluminum scales designed for comfortable use and
anodized in a rich, red-burgundy color. Model 1615 has polished 410
stainless-steel handles with black Tungsten DLC coating. Genuine pearl
handle inlays complete the handsome design.
Both new Centofante-Onion knives feature the patented SpeedSafe
assisted opening system. It can be accessed either with the Index
Finger Opening System, for left- or right-handed opening, or with a
handy thumb stud. The suggested retail price for Model 1610 is $69.95.
For Model 1615, it is $99.95. Both are made in the USA by Kershaw’s
exacting craftsmen.
The new Centofante-Onion knives deliver the great looks and top
performance knife users have come to expect from Kershaw. They are
built to maintain Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and
innovation. The company prides itself on using the highest quality
materials and state-of-the-art techniques to produce knives and other
cutting tools that are prized throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Realtree® camouflage meets Ken Onion style and
technology in the Model 1620C Scallion from Kershaw Knives.
Like all Kershaw Scallions, the 1620C features the patented SpeedSafe
assisted opening system. It can be accessed either with the Index
Finger Opening System, for left- or right-handed opening, or with a
handy thumb stud. For additional security, the 1620C has a safety tip-
lock for the closed position. The blade is locked securely open by the
stainless steel locking liner.
The 1620C is designed to meet the needs of the knife user who wants
SpeedSafe technology in a smaller carrying knife—with the added
benefits of a camouflaged handle. The lightweight, anodized aluminum
handles feature the Realtree® camouflage, an incredibly three-
dimensional camouflage pattern. The 2 ¼-in., 420HC stainless-steel
blade is bead-blasted to a matte finish.
Packed with top features and functions, this pocket-sized folder retails
for $64.95 and is made in the USA.
The 1620C delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. They are built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives and Jeep have joined forces to create
the Ken Onion Scallion that’s designed to meet the challenges of the
Rubicon Trail—and look good doing it.
Kershaw’s new Model 1620JEEP Scallion features a photographic image
of the Rubicon Trail—America’s wildest and most challenging off-road
and Jeep trail—and the Jeep logo on its anodized aluminum handles.
The image is applied to the handles using a unique, new photographic
process that permanently transfers the image to the aluminum. The 2
1/4-in., 420HC stainless steel blade is bead-blasted to an attractive
matte finish.
Like all Scallions, this tough, lightweight pocketknife features Kershaw’s
patented SpeedSafe assisted opening system. The ambidextrous
system enables users to open the knife either with the Index Finger
Opening System, for left- or right-handed opening, or with the handy
thumb stud. For additional security, the 1620JEEP features a safety tip-
lock. It also has a removable/reversible pocket clip.
The 1620JEEP is designed to meet the needs of the knife user who
wants SpeedSafe technology in a smaller carrying knife. It’s ideal
whether you’re riding the rough-and-tumble Rubicon Trail or just working
around the house. Packed with top features, functions, and plenty of
good looks, this pocket-sized folder retails for $64.95.
Made in the USA.
The 1620JEEP delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. They are built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives and Jeep® have joined together to
salute the spectacular Oregon outdoors with the new Model 1660JEEP
Leek.
The new Model 1660JEEP features Ken Onion’s award-winning design,
Kershaw’s patented SpeedSafe assisted opening system, and a scenic
image of the Oregon Coast’s famous Haystack Rock—along with the
popular Jeep logo.
The Haystack Rock image is applied to the1660JEEP’s anodized
aluminum handles using a unique, new photographic process that
permanently transfers the image to the aluminum. The lightweight,
aluminum handles are paired with a 3-in., quality 440A stainless steel
blade, honed to Kershaw’s famous sharp edge.
Like all Kershaw Leeks, the new 1660JEEP also features the patented
SpeedSafe ambidextrous assisted opening system. The system enables
users to open the knife either with the Index Finger Opening, for left- or
right-handed opening, or with the handy thumb stud. For additional
security, the Model 1660JEEP features a safety tip lock. It also comes
with a removable/reversible pocket clip. The 1660JEEP’s handles are
drilled for both tip-up and tip-down carry. Just unscrew the clip and turn it
180° to reverse the carry position.
The new 1660JEEP is designed to go anywhere and do just about
anything—just like a Jeep vehicle. Users get Kershaw’s renowned
technology and performance paired with the Jeep brand’s rugged style
and quality. The 1660JEEP retails for $79.95.
Made in the USA.
The Model 1660JEEP delivers the great looks and top performance knife
users have come to expect from Kershaw. They are built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives and Jeep have joined forces to pack a
lot of power and style into a smaller carrying knife—and at a value price.
Kershaw’s new Model 1700JEEP LFK features a 2 1/8-in., premium
quality AUS6A stainless steel blade that folds into an anodized, aircraft
aluminum handle. The lightweight handle is finished in black and carries
the popular Jeep logo. It only weighs 1.1 oz.
This ruggedly dependable knife has a comfortable, lightweight feel. It’s
designed to meet the needs of knife users who want tough Jeep and
Kershaw quality in a smaller, pocket-sized knife. For convenient, one-
handed opening, the Model 1700JEEP features a handy thumb stud. For
added safety and security, there’s a locking liner. Packed with top
features, functions, and plenty of good looks, this pocket-sized folder
retails for just $29.95.
The 1700JEEP delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. It’s built to maintain Kershaw’s
worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides
itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR—Kershaw Knives introduces the Mini Mojo (Model
1800).
The new knife’s “mojo” comes from its Ken Onion styling, its
revolutionary SpeedSafe assisted opening system, and Kershaw’s
newly patented Stud-Lock.
The Stud-Lock offers an extremely secure locking mechanism that is
easy to release when the user is ready to secure the blade in the handle
for storage. The newly patented technology is already proving to be
popular with Kershaw customers.
The Mini Mojo also features Ken Onion’s unique “bump” blade
shape—but in a smaller, 2 3/8-in. size. The blade shape is designed for
multi-tasking, minimal mass, and maximum performance, according to
knife maker Ken Onion. Says Onion, “The blade design is unique, but at
the same time, it’s very practical and fluent at a large number of jobs.”
The bumped design provides maximum leverage and cutting ease. For
piercing, the blade’s point is precisely centered so that the energy is
distributed evenly down the handle to offer greater power with less effort.
The handle is built of 410 stainless steel and features a G-10 insert. The
insert not only accents the look of the knife, but provides for a more
secure grip in a variety of conditions.
Naturally, the Mini Mojo features the patented SpeedSafe assisted
opening system. It can be accessed either with the Index Finger
Opening System, for left- or right-handed opening, or with a handy
thumb stud. Packed with top features and functions, this handsome,
pocket-sized folder retails for $99.95. It is made in the USA.
The Mini Mojo delivers the great looks and top performance knife users
have come to expect from Kershaw. It is built to maintain Kershaw’s
worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company prides
itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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TUALATIN, OR— The award-winning Kershaw Ken Onion Chive gets
dirty in the new Model 1600JEEP, made especially for Jeep.
In addition to the Chive’s 420HC stainless steel blade and SpeedSafe
assisted opening system, the Model 1600JEEP features the Jeep
“Cracked Mud” pattern and popular Jeep logo on its anodized aluminum
handles.
The three-dimensional Cracked Mud image is applied to the1600JEEP’s
anodized aluminum handles using a unique, new photographic process
that permanently transfers the image to the aluminum. The lightweight,
aluminum handles are paired with a 1 15/16-in., 420 high carbon
stainless steel blade, honed to Kershaw’s famous sharp edge.
Like all Kershaw Chives, the new 1600JEEP also features the patented
SpeedSafe ambidextrous assisted opening system. It enables users to
open the knife either with the Index Finger Opening System, for left- or
right-handed opening, or with the handy thumb stud. For extra security,
the Model 1600JEEP features a safety tip-lock. It also comes with a
removable/reversible pocket clip.
The new 1660JEEP is a great little knife that Jeep fans will be proud to
carry. They’ll not only get Kershaw’s renowned technology and
performance, but the Jeep brand’s rugged style and quality, too. The
1660JEEP retails for $59.95.
The Model 1660JEEP delivers the great looks and top performance knife
users have come to expect from Kershaw. They are built to maintain
Kershaw’s worldwide reputation for quality and innovation. The company
prides itself on using the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art
techniques to produce knives and other cutting tools that are prized
throughout the world.
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