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The pictures I took with my little digital instamatic are embarrassing; on the net are some great pictures though. And it does look exactly like the pictures on the net.
Here's one of them:
This is a tremendous knife for the money ($76.95 and $6.95 shipping). It came shaving sharp; the damascus is beautiful, and the knife gives a very solid feel for such a little guy. It's heavier than my daughter's pink leek. It's a frame lock, which I love, and the fit and finish are excellent. If you like 'em small, this is a great "gentleman's folder." The assisted opening is a lot of fun, too. I want to mention again, the damascus is really good looking. Kind of a random wave pattern; very attractive with substantial contrast in the dark and light areas.
It comes with a sticker warning you to oil the blade often.
I got it as a gift for my father, who doesn't share my love of larger folders. If Kershaw made this knife with a 3.5 or 3.75 inch blade they wouldn't be able to keep them in stock. Even as little as it is, it almost made me want to carry small.
Great knife. :thumbup:
Here's one of them:
This is a tremendous knife for the money ($76.95 and $6.95 shipping). It came shaving sharp; the damascus is beautiful, and the knife gives a very solid feel for such a little guy. It's heavier than my daughter's pink leek. It's a frame lock, which I love, and the fit and finish are excellent. If you like 'em small, this is a great "gentleman's folder." The assisted opening is a lot of fun, too. I want to mention again, the damascus is really good looking. Kind of a random wave pattern; very attractive with substantial contrast in the dark and light areas.
It comes with a sticker warning you to oil the blade often.
I got it as a gift for my father, who doesn't share my love of larger folders. If Kershaw made this knife with a 3.5 or 3.75 inch blade they wouldn't be able to keep them in stock. Even as little as it is, it almost made me want to carry small.
Great knife. :thumbup:
