There are 3 reasons why the Kershaw Speedform II model 3550 is so awesome so here goes: It’s made in USA it’s got a ridiculously high quality ELMAX blade it has a 3 dimensional G10 textured handle that feels like … Continue reading →
We have a deal for you. While supplies last we are deeply discounting three select models of the Kershaw Scallion. These models have been discontinued at the manufacturer, but we still have stock! The three models being discounted are the … Continue reading →
What makes the Zero Tolerance 0700 knife uniquely different than the rest of the Zero Tolerance Knives is its non-assisted opening blade and light weight. If you have already checked out the Zero Tolerance line and found it to be … Continue reading →
Kershaw knives are colorful. As the years pass Kershaw continues to pour out nice looking knives in various shapes and sizes. But with this post we decided to shine some light how how colorful Kershaw knives can be. Before striking … Continue reading →
You know what’s even cooler than a Zero Tolerance knife? A Zero Tolerance knife with a bright orange textured G-10 handle! This Zero Tolerance 0350OR is very easy to find even in dimly lit conditions thanks to the bright orange … Continue reading →
The Kershaw Nerve knife is a whole lot of knife for not my much as all. This non-assisted opening knife has a blade made of 8Cr13MoV stainless steel and a handle made of textured G-10. The handle itself it composed … Continue reading →
We brought along the Kershaw Camp 10 knife model 1077 for a weekend trip to beautiful Lake Claiborne in north Louisiana. The Camp 10 knife was tested at how well it could make kindling out of a stump of red … Continue reading →
Today we decided to shoot a little video that demonstrates how useful a Kershaw T-Tool is when it comes to working on your Kershaw knife. The T-Tool is designed to help you work on your Kershaw knife easily. The tool … Continue reading →
So today we decided to try a little something different. We used our laser engraver to burn the famous Gadsden artwork onto a Kershaw Leek. The first one we tried didn’t go so well because it was too light. The … Continue reading →
These Kershaw Task Master Shears model are literally a multi-tool in themselves. The serrated blades are great for grabbing onto whatever you are cutting. The bone notch adds even more gripping power if the blades aren’t already enough. And if … Continue reading →
