Kershaw Method knife
Overview
Danish knife designer Jens Anso took part in the development of a folding knife for everyday use Kershaw Method. The drop-point blade is made of 8Cr13MoV steel and has a BlackWash™ coating. Thanks to the KVT (Kershaw Velocity Technology) ball bearing system, the blade is removed with the flipper almost instantly and without much effort. The knife is reliably fixed in the open position with a liner lock. Handle pads are made of wear-resistant fiberglass G-10. There is a pocket clip and a hole for attaching a lanyard.
Characteristics
| Packaging | box |
| Opening the knife | флиппер |
| Weight, kg | 0,061 |
| Blade Processing/Coverage | BSW (Black Stonewash) |
| Type of lock | Liner Lock |
| Length, mm | 184 |
| Type | folding knives |
| Blade thickness, mm | 2 |
| Blade length, mm | 76 |
| Axial screw design | ball bearing |
| Type of cutting edge | regular edge |
| Steel grade/Blade Material | 8Cr13MoV |
| Lining/Handle material | G-10 |
| Pocket clip | is present |
| Producer | Kershaw |