Kershaw Blur Knife with S30V Steel Blade for sale

Kershaw Blur Knife with S30V Steel Blade for sale

Product Description
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Most knife injuries occur for the reason that user includes a poor grip about the knife. Kershaw's Blur knife solves the situation which consists of unique anodized aluminum handle, which features advanced materials built to give you a safe, secure grip every time--even under extreme conditions. Also, the handle is CNC-machined to take Trac-Tec inserts, giving you a straight grippier surface. The Blur also sports the SpeedSafe ambidextrous assisted opening system. Introduced by celebrated knife maker Ken Onion, the SpeedSafe system lets users smoothly and easily deploy the stone-washed, stainless-steel blade with either the left or right hand. This will make it perfect for sporting and work situations by which one-handed opening is a lot easier and safer, such as when hunting, fishing, or using the services of both hands for the jobsite.

Finally, the Blur has an Kershaw pocket clip, which can be meant to be clipped while using handle on the medial side your pocket. The clip just isn't being worn with a belt, because is surely an unsafe approach to carry your knife.

Around the SpeedSafe System
The patented SpeedSafe knife-opening system helps users open the knife by applying manual pressure on the thumb stud or blade protrusion. The center with the SpeedSafe system--that's built into the majority of Kershaw's best-selling knives--is its torsion bar, which will keep gravity from opening the knife. After the blade has run out of the handle, the torsion bar moves along its half-moon track and gets control, smoothly opening the blade and locking it into position, ready to use. Even though they may look similar at first sight, SpeedSafe knives usually are not considered switchblades. Unlike a switchblade, SpeedSafe knives usually do not deploy using the push of a mouse button from the handle or by gravity alone. Instead, the user must manually overcome the torsion bar's resistance, putting the knives beyond your federal meaning of a switchblade. However, is it doesn't responsibility with the buyer to examine and stick to the legislation that apply in their or her specific area. Buyers should be confident, however, that SpeedSafe knives are exceedingly safe, since they open only anyone manually deploys them, and lock securely into position when open so that they don't close accidentally.

Knife Maker Ken Onion
An expert of his trade, Ken Onion is just about the most sought-after custom knife makers in the profession. His custom knives are available in the most prestigious private knife collections likewise in like the pockets of his dedicated customers. Ken's involvement from the knife trade goes to his time in Palestine, West Virginia, where he was inspired with the age of 12 by Vernon Ott, an area blacksmith and maker of garden tools and knives. Inside the ensuing years, Ken joined the U.S. Marine Corps and worked such fields as construction, heavy equipment repair, and hydraulics repair, always with an eye toward eventually designing the right knife. In November of 1991, Ken met Stan Fujisaki, a talented knife maker who opted for teach him the trade secrets. After many years of preparation--plus some inspiration while working away at a Harley cam for just a friend--Ken created his first SpeedSafe knife. Today, Ken designs a custom variety of knives for Kershaw, many featuring the patented SpeedSafe torsion bar system for assisted opening. Ken is personally involved during the entire design and manufacturing process to ensure that each knife meets his high standards for performance and quality.

Specifications

    Blade: S30V stainless-steel with stone-washed finish
    Handle: 6061-T6 anodized aluminum with Trac-Tec inserts
    Blade length: 3-3/8 inches
    Closed length: 4-1/2 inches
    Overall length: 7-7/8 inches
    Weight: 4 ounces