Favorite kershaw

My favorite Every day working Knife by far is the BLUR. This is after 6 months of use stripping cables, cutting straps, prying stuff and pealing fruit at lunch. Sharp, tight and the ano is bullet proof. I picked up the Natrix for a light weight dress up carry piece. The G-10 and carbon fiber are worth the 45 bucks alone imo and it's back side is as sexy if not more sexy than the front with that sub frame lock and small but effective deep carry clip. Best knifes in the 60$ and under class hands down.
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After several years with a tiny Kershaw lockback (looked like a Puma) in my pocket, I carried a Scallion every day for a few more years, until I started getting into better?, fancier?, more expensive? knives. Then a Skyline, though it's never really become MY knife. Right now, my favorite Kershaw has got to be my Injection. The problem is that it was a gateway knife to Mr. Rexford's ZT 0801 and a 0808. The Injection still gets pocket time, though, when I'm in the mood for a quieter, more subtle opening than the thwack of a flipper.

A titanium and carbon Injection with better blade steel might be IT (or a Spider Monkey.)
 
CascadianAaron said:
Blur has been the Kershaw I always return too, blade and handle are just perfect. Just picked up a S30V version for $60 and will be carrying it for a while (been using a 14c28n version for a couple years).
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I just recently sold my blur in s30v. A good knife I just had to sell knives for financial reasons. The blur is a really really great knife
 
Really liking the Dimension. Other than it being a tad heavy, love the flipping action, ergos, and look. Also love button locks.
Feels awesome in hand :)
 
The skyline.

The handle is comfortable and grippy, with a great finger groove. The steel is easy to sharpen and is thin enough to perform well. The blade shape is practical, without needless recurves or a paper thin tip. The construction is humble but rugged. There are no extra parts to break or lose. The price is right.
 
The Kershaw Link is easily my favorite. Had a Skyline, Leek, Zing, and a few other ones in the past that I got rid of.
 
cyro (could be a cyro II.. dunno) tip up or down lefties or rightys. ..opens quick, not bulky but still quite functional. .eBen a low ride clip.... would have preferred a harder steel but can't have everything ;)
 
sparkyvega said:
Leek composite blade is my favorite. The Link is great; gave it to my son, he liked it so much. Gotta try out the Dividend.
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The dividend is a great little knife. The blade shape and thickness make it an excellent slicer. I'm looking to get another soon
 
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