Favorite kershaw

Lapedog said:
I think the g10 version of the cryo is abit nicer.

My favourite Kershaw I ever owned was the Ripcord. I am so sad I lost that knife. When you draw it from the sheath it locks open. When you put it back in the sheath it unlocks and the blade retracts.

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Cool Idea and it doesn't really even look like a knife when belt mounted :
 
willc said:
View attachment 935398 The Zing is a pretty fun knife but my most used would be the Tremor.
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Ditto on the Tremor. I bought one years ago be used as a job site work knife. Tough as nails, easy to sharpen, great size for hard work and no hot spots without gloves. I like the knife so much that when I found out it was discontinued, I bought 2 more!

The good news is that many years later the first one still works and operates like it did when I bought it. Great knife!

Robert
 
I haven't bought a Kershaw in a long time but my favorite would have to be my first Leek. It was my first "expensive" knife that started this addiction.

I do still carry a Kershaw on occasion, and some other honorable mentions are OSO sweet, Injection 3.5, Volt II and Blur.
 
I carried the hell out of a leek and a chive for years. Then switched to the blur before getting into higher priced blades. The chive was my first kershaw and I loved that little thing. I still have two. The leek was so slim and never let me down. They did come out of my pocket in the car a bunch of times, just because it was so smooth. Then the tactical blur worked perfect for my job for a few years. Once I started making a little more money I could afford to try all different types of stuff and I drifted from kershaw. I also liked the rake but never bought one. The knockout would probably be my kershaw of choice if I was forced to by a kershaw again. I have an S30V/CF skyline but rarely carry it
 
The long discontinued Spec Bump is probably my favorite. The design is aggressive and strange, but really well thought out. It's a surprisingly versatile EDC and once you're used to it the stud lock is fun and very easy to use.

I was glad to see they brought back the Speed Bump, albeit made in China and a bit smaller.
 
I have a Link in M390. Love it. Want to get a Natrix soon. Always liked that one. Might get the XL to put through some "harder use" tasks..see what it could take.
 
SoCalEDC said:
I have a Link in M390. Love it. Want to get a Natrix soon. Always liked that one. Might get the XL to put through some "harder use" tasks..see what it could take.
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I'm kinda interested in the XL Natrix . Seem like a more usefully large model than most . Haven't seen any reviews yet .
 
Earl1 said:
Kershaw is one of my favorite knife brands. I would say my favorite in design is the dividend and the link. The link is a little bulky but I like it. The dividend is much lighter and thinner. I have to get one with the aluminum handle mine is the nylon handle. And of course I carry a blur often. One other I will mention Is the cryo 2. I like it it is very thin and cuts well.

What is everyone else's favorute
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The Elmax Leek. I love how svelte the aluminum Leek is and Elmax is awesome. Still hoping @whitty can wrangle us an m390 version.

An m390 Skyline would be great as well. Very close second.
 
T.L.E. Sharp said:
The Elmax Leek. I love how svelte the aluminum Leek is and Elmax is awesome. Still hoping @whitty can wrangle us an m390 version.

An m390 Skyline would be great as well. Very close second.
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I like the leek very much. I've had a few and someone else always ends up with them. Love to give a knife to someone who needs it. The last leek I gave away was to my stepdad. Love both the leek and the dividend
 
Ralph Merlino said:
I have been carring the Cryo and Cryo 2 for years now.
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I have the cryo and the cryo 2. Honestly they perform in my opinion better than alot of knives that are much more expensive. I've put my cryo 2 through torment lol. I use it or a thermite when I know I'm gonna have to use it and might chip the blade or something.
They have never let me down. For 30 to 40 bucks I haven't found a tougher knife
 
Tilt - it is the best slicer I have ever owned.

This picture was taken the day I received the knife from Kershawguy.
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I routinely use the knife to cut down boxes for recycling, and when I need to slice cardboard, this thing works like a razor - no bunching of the exterior cardboard paper at all.

The DLC has held up beautifully as well - great knife!

I also love the Speedline and the original Volt.

best

mqqn
 
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