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The translucent handle grows on you. it is right now reaching into my wallet and extracing $$$$
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First Look - Kershaw Echelon
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Looking at it again in the closed position, this thing absolutely begs for a Spyderco hole. Wish an agreement could'a been cobbled together. Don't get me wrong, I like the design either way, but there's so much room!
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I Want One. It's Official. I Love It.
It Looks Like An Amazing Knife And I Love Kershaw. I'm Going To Have To Get One.
It Looks Like An Amazing Knife And I Love Kershaw. I'm Going To Have To Get One.
Thanks sharpenit ive been on preorder for months. Gettin antsy!!
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love it but hate it at the same time
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That's usually how the more interesting relationships go!
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It's been mentioned a few times. I thought it was in this very thread, but it's definitely been discussed on BF.com in several others.
Thomas W
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Posture is much different. Front and ass end lines are not similar. Blade shapes are off as well. Maybe it's me, but not seeing anything similar except perhaps they're hanging out in the same genre.
Yes, it was stated by me back in #260 of this thread. My point was not to say that this is a copy of the SJ75, but more that seeing how popular the SJ75 seems to be with people, it's safe to assume that a knife with similar overall silhouette and grinds will also look attractive to a lot of people with the trends of today.
All the best, -Thor
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Oh, didn't you hear? You weren't home when the package showed up. I was walking by and the mailman said I could have it. It's awesome! I'm currently using it to cut lesser knives in half. Sorry you missed it!
Dang it!
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Seriously though, I'm excited for those of you who've pre-ordered. I've got way too many other knives on their way to me, but I would like to someday check one of these out in person.
SSonnentag
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I got my Echelon back from Kershaw yesterday, complete with its new replacement scale. If you missed the other Echelon thread awhile back, I bought an Echelon that ended up having an unfinished scale on one side, making the knife rather uncomfortable to hold onto. The new scale makes all the difference. It is now a great little knife and will get some well-deserved pocket time. 
When I saw the photos of the Echelon, it was love at first sight. But now it's unrequited love.
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some d-bag stole my kershaw ET so i am eyeing this down now since the ET was my only kershaw and my collection has 1 knife from every company i like
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Does anyone know where I can buy an Echelon for a decent price? Their out of stock everywhere that I've looked!