Kershaw 7007CF Natrix Knife with Carbon Fiber Handle

Kershaw Natrix CF 7007CF. Kershaw has made a line of Natrix, this is the one with a blue handle and carbon fiber overlays on the handle. Styled after the Zero Tolerance 0770, the Natrix has naturally been in big demand. It has a deep blue-gray colored handle that has 3-D machined G-10 scales with classy carbon fiber overlays on front and back of knife. Blade is made with 8Cr13Mov steel that has gray titanium carbo-nitiride coating and is 3.25 inches long. Opens with a flipper and the KVT ball-bearing opening system. Has a sub-frame lock system as well. Deep carry pocket clip that can be changed from left to right in the tip up position. Handle is 4.25 inches long and weighs 2.9 ounces. Stylish and sleek, the Natrix CF 7007CF is perfect.

• Blade Material: 8CR13Mov
• Handle Material: 3D machined G10/carbon fiber
• Blade length: 3.25 inches (8.3 cm)
• Overall length: 7.5 inches
• Weight: 2.9 ounces (84 g)
• blade finish: carbo nitride
• locking mechanism: sub frame lock
• UPC Code: 087171051949
• part number: 7007CF
• Made in China.

Kershaw 7007CF video transcript:

This is the Kershaw Matrix CF model 7007 CF. Kershaw has a whole line of the Natrix in different colors and styles. This one is the blue-gray color with G10 scales on the handle and a carbon fiber overlay that goes from the back to the front. It has a classic, stylish look with nice curves. The blade is a drop-point subframe design, which helps hold the knife in place when open. The pocket clip is deep carry and can be reversed for left-handed users. The knife features a gray PVD steel pivot nut, glass-filled nylon back spacers, a black oxide pocket clip, and black oxide screws, giving it a classic look. It's lightweight at only 2.9 ounces, with a 3.25-inch blade and a 4.25-inch handle. The steel is 8Cr13MoV with a titanium carbonitride coating on both sides of the blade. The blade thickness is 0.114 inches, and the handle thickness is 0.44 inches. The knife can be opened with the flipper, but it has a spring-assisted opening mechanism that may be too strong for some users.