Kershaw Scallion Folding Stainless Pocket

Kershaw Scallion Folding Stainless Pocket

Kershaw Leek Folder Knife. Sleek design, precision performance. “Steel on steel” design puts strength and beauty in hand! Sandvik 13C26N stainless steel blade matched with a bead-blasted stainless steel handle. Add the SpeedSafe ambidextrous assisted opening scheme that allows for smooth, easy deployment with either hand and you’ve got yourself a Knife that’ll unquestionably “cut it” whenever called upon! Peep the details: Locking liner; Thumb stud; Pocket clip; 3″ blade. 4″ closed. 3 ozs.; Made in the USA!; Order today! WARNING: You must be 18 or older to buy Daggers/Throwing Knives/Stilettos. Daggers/Throwing Knives/Stilettos cannot be shipped to CA; CO; CT; DE; FL; ID; NH; NJ; NY; PA; TN; D.C.; MA or Puerto Rico. Please check your State, County and City laws for limitations before ordering Daggers/Throwing Knives/Stilettos. Kershaw Leek Folder Knife

With a three-inch blade constructed of 440A stainless steel and a handle constructed of 410 stainless steel, Kershaw’s Ken Onion Leek folding knife is sleek, indestructible, and razor sharp. Kershaw’s flawless assisted opening system, SpeedSafe, helps the user to with no problems or difficulties open the knife with a manual push on the blade’s thumb stud or index-open system. In order to open the knife, the user must utilise manual pressure to the thumb stud to get over the resistance of the torsion bar. After the blade is out of the handle, the torsion bar moves along it is track and takes over. The blade opens with no problems or difficulties and locks into position, ready for use. Measuring four inches long when closed and weighing just 3.1 ounces, this versatile knife includes a fixed lifetime warranty.

Manufacturer Warranty
Limited lifetime warranty

About Kershaw Knives
Since the company’s founding in 1974, Kershaw Knives has been committed to quality that has led to a global reputation for performance and innovation in tools and knives. From state-of-the-art devising to progressed materials, clients rely on Kershaw for productions that provide “technology with an edge.” Today, Kershaw is a exclusively owned subsidiary of Kai Corporation–for more than 90 years. Japan’s premier blade producer, Kai’s progressed approach to product development has resulted in more than 10,000 superior products.

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61 of 62 people found the following review helpful.
Great Quality… Great Carry Knife
By MilPhogDan
I purchased this knife at a gun & knife show three years ago and have carried it daily since. I’ve owned ($60.00) Spyderco and ($150.00) Benchmade (Automatic) knives, but this Stainless Leek model is slimmer, more quickly to draw and has a better clip than both of these knives. Because of the distinguishable spring action mechanism, a heap of think it’s an “automatic” knife. My only recommendation is to occasionally lubricate/clean the mechanism to keep the action quick. I did have to tighen the allen screw to keep the safety from slipping “on” in my pocket. I will be ordering a second one at this price. This is a very well designed, well made pocket knife.

35 of 37 humans found the following review helpful.
Kershaw Leek – It’s one sharp Onion
By Miko
I have a lot of knives, among them Benchmade, Beretta, CRKT … but this Ken Onion Leek may be THE sharpest knife I have ever purchased. Aside from all the other outstanding features you will read in regards to in these reviews (they’re all true) it plainly has a razor edge that is a box cutter’s equal. I have been constructing my knife sharpening technique with a diamond stone and a steel for years now, and I may put an awful edge on a knife. But not rather like this – this is a unfeigned razor’s edge. It starts to cut you the instant you test it.

I got my Leek because I wanted an each day carry knife with a “stay closed” safety, so it only opens when I want it to. I wear my knife hanging off a carabiner with my keys, and occasionally my old Beretta would come open when sliding into or out of my truck, for example. So I love that this has a tip safety. And for sure, the Speed Safe torsion opener is waaaaay cool. It’s the nearest thing to a switchblade I’ve ever tried.

And major kudos to Kershaw for in truth putting a pro edge on this blade. A “criminal edge” – because it’s “sharper than the law ought to allow”. Have fun and be careful.

48 of 54 persons found the following review helpful.
Sexy, yet stabby
By K. M. Burright
Like the Chive, this knife is a nice little package that’s deceptively stabby. Sure, it looks innocent, but how much of that blade do you want in your eye? Hypothetically speaking, of course. I would never indicate that you will have to stab humans with this knife. Never ever.

The high points are the sleek design, flawless assisted opening, and light weight. I have troubles with thumb studs on assisted opening knives, so I am very pleased that this has an index opening. For the safety-conscious, there is a safety lock to keep the blade from opening in your pants. Not that it will, but just in case I guess.

The Leek is a perfective knife for persons with little hands; that i’s assisted opening is a definitive bonus. Too a good deal of assisted opening knives are too bulky for my hand, or too powerful when it snaps open (Kershaw Tactical Blur, for example). The Leek with resolute determination snaps into place without “recoil” and is light and little sufficient for people with little hands to effortlessly use. But don’t be gulled by it is innocent appearance. This knife may be a deadly little package and will have to not be underestimated.

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