Kershaw

Bring a tactical edge to your loadout a Kershaw karambit blade. The Outliers steel backspacer includes jimping to fit a variety of grips, with or without the ring. A reverse grip, for example, is...

There are lots of very good reasons the Leek is one of the most popular Kershaws. For one thing, the slim blade is remarkably versatile. This modified drop-point blade shape gives it good slicing...

The USA-made Bel Air is back in black with a stealthy look. Its satisfying smoothness is unmatched thanks to manual KVT ball bearings and DuraLock technology. Confidently handle the blade as the...

This is one of the original Kershaw Blurs, the Blurs that started it all. Like all Blurs its equipped with a big, slightly recurved blade thats ideal for multitasking. The blade shape offers both...

The Shuffle II offers a bigger blade and longer handle, but with the same multi-functional flexibility and value pricing that made the Kershaw Shuffle such a hit. And now it comes in outdoors-loving...

The Clash goes dark side in the black Clash. In addition to a drop-point blade with just the right amount of belly recurve for excellent slicing ability, the black Clash also has partial serration so...

No need to hold your breath, the Airlock is here. The Airlock is part of Kershaws Starter series, designed to provide more style and more advanced features-for less money. For style, the Airlock has...

Kershaw Originals Design; KVT ball bearing opening; Flipper; Frame lock; Steel: 8Cr13MoV" stonewashed finish; Handle: Stainless steel, bead-blasted finish; Blade length: 3 in; Reversible pocket clip...

The Aftereffect, designed by Jens Anso, is a small knife ideal as a lightweight pocket carry, but its small enough to fit on a keychain, too. The large lanyard hole in the aluminum backspacer is...

Kershaw has revamped the Outright with an all-black, stealthy look. The durable, scratch-resistant PVD coating on the Outright is pitch black, giving a subtle, yet attractive look to this everyday...

Theres chemistry in the air, because the Covalent is love at first sight. This mid-size folder features a comfortable glass-filled nylon handle with stylish, textured pockets. The Covalent deploys...

We have to admit it; throwing knives is fun. But throwing just any knife is dangerous-and not very smart. To throw knives, knives specially designed for throwing are required. Thats why Kershaw made...

This Kershaw Fire Starter strikes a spark-even in damp conditions. Rain, snow, or whatever Mother Nature can dish out, with this magnesium alloy fire starter, youll be able to achieve the spark you...

This Iridium goes mini for lightweight use and portability. A cool and casual everyday carry, it sports an ice blue handle with gold PVD accents. Activate with the thumb stud and experience buttery...

Based on the Emerson Rendezvous, the CQC-11K D2 now features D2 blade steel. This high-carbon, high-chromium tool steel is a great choice for a knife blade, offering good edge retention and hardness,...

With its blade length of just 2 inches, the new Kershaw Spoke is easy to take along with you just about anywhere. But even with such a compact blade, this knife is plenty useful. It slices through...

Everything about the Shoreline is comfortable, easy-to-use, and reliable. The 3D-contoured" fine textured handle fits in the hand for effective and comfortable cutting work. Snappy assisted action...

The Kershaw Leek just may be the ideal EDC. With its 3-inch blade, the Leek is a good-sized knife, but not too big. The slim design makes it easy to carry and its razor-sharp blade of...

One of Kershaws newest Scallions is wearing a coat of navy blue or-as they at Kershaw call it, shop coat blue. If youre looking to carry a pocketknife with a little color, but not too much, this new...

It takes one look at the Flatbed to know that it means business. A tactical folder, this assisted knife has everything Kershaw fans want in a reliable knife. Its tanto blade is great for piecing...