Kershaw

Kershaw knives original got it is started in Portland, Oregon Back in 1974. After Pet Kershaw formally of Gerber Legendary Blades, made his own Cutlery company of his own designs. No doubt losing Pet Kershaw was a huge lose to Gerber Legendary Blades. Kershaw knives is now multinational corporation. It is now owned by a Japanese KAI Group. All though it is still headquartered in Tualatin, Oregon. Kershaw knives makes knives in a good deal of designs that includes cutlery, pocket knives, and hunting knives. Most knives are made in Oregon but a great deal of are now made in Japan.

the Zero Talerance is a new line of knives Kershaw knives. The designed by Ken Onion, Tim Galyean, and Strider knives. Ken onion is one of Kershaw’s most known designers. Kershaw in a great act of charity gives a percentage of the sale form each knife is given to the Outdoor Recreation Heritage Fund for the Paralyzed Veteran’s of America. this is a reason to think very highly of Kershaw knives, and to look at buying a knife form them. It shows that they are not just a outstanding knife maker but that they are also humanitarians

In 2005 Kershaw showed just how much above the cut they are from the rest. Kershaw won four awards in the Atlanta Georgia, the firstborn time one maker own four awards in the same year. this genuinely made people stop and take notice. The awards that they won where Overall knife of the year, Most Innovative American Design, Kitchen Knife of the year, and Knife collaboration of the year. Then in 2007 they won the Over All Knife of the Year Award again for the 1850 Tyrade witch is a knife that uses two types of steel in the same blade. To win over all knife of the year two times in three years is a great accomplishment that cemented Kershaw knives at the top of the list as one of the outstanding knife makers of the time.

This shows that Kershaw knives is a leader in the knives world and a construct that if you are looking for a lot of pocket knives Kershaw might be a good place to begin you search. They for sure offer a great deal of outstanding varieties pocket knives and hunting knives that are worth getting. They have amazing knives for hunting, fishing, or any outdoors sports. they all so have a outstanding selection of kitchen cutlery.

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117 of 122 people found the following review helpful.
Fast steel at an unbelievable price
By Nutnfancy
I have hundreds of tactical folders to compare this knife to and it stands up superbly. It’s build quality is outstanding, opens speedily and easily, quality of the steel is adequate, the blade shape is beautiful and useful, the grip is comfortable and much bettered over earlier version (they had sand paper, current version has thin rubber inserts), and Kershaw’s service and support is perfect.
In my obligation use in the military, I have used Blurs for various years and they always impress. For $55 you ought to buy assorted and give them as heirloom gifts. Other knives with these features and opening speed, including automatics like Microtech and ProTech, will cost three times as much. A great knife that will last for a limitless time with care.

44 of 47 people found the following review helpful.
Blur is Superb
By Scott Leitch
It took me a minute to grasp the right way to open this knife, it’s not like the Chive or Leek. Once I did, OH YEAH; just push straight forward with your thumb and this thing is Black Lightning. The grip is such that you could hold onto the knife if it was covered in grease. I love all of Ken Onion’s designs but this is the best one yet from Kershaw.

19 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
Tactical Magic
By Knife Knut
Fun, cool, outstanding, fast, well built, ok ok I get it on with the review.
Best Tactical folder I own. here’s why
Upside;
1. Fastest assisted opener I’ve seen. A little thumb pressure on the genuinely well crafted thumb studs and “smack”. Opens in a “blur”.
2. Blade stregth is superb. Arrives sharp, stays sharp, and cuts with ease.
3. Perfect size. Extremely comfertable in the hand.
4. The grip is very good. An closely soft rubbery silicone grip tape along the outside will not grant you to let go.
5. Pre drilled holes for tip up or tip down carry.
6. If you get the Blur with the partially serrated edges, the serrations are wicked sharp.
7. Well built, put it through abuse fella’s just don’t get stupid with it.

Downside;
1. Thumb jimping is beauteous weak, however, the grip tape works.
2. The pocket clip is reallllly tight. Tough to draw from the pocket without bringing your pocket with it.

Overall, I own several, buy it. Its great. It is the one knife I take every day on duty. I refuse to leave my patrol car without it. Good occupation Kershaw.

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