The Coolest Lightweight Flipper: Chill or Skyline?

[daveb068]

For $20 I don't think it would hurt to try the chill. Are there only 2 versions of it?

 

[KnottyEagle]

For $20 I don't think it would hurt to try the chill. Are there only 2 versions of it?

Yes. Unless there's a serrated version that I don't know about. I've never seen one.

 

[TotalDbag]

Yes. Unless there's a serrated version that I don't know about. I've never seen one.

You mean fully serrated, or do you mean combo edge?
http://www.bladehq.com/item--Kershaw-Knives-Chill--5003

 

[KnottyEagle]

You mean fully serrated, or do you mean combo edge?
http://www.bladehq.com/item--Kershaw-Knives-Chill--5003

I mean't combo edge. I guess there is one.

 

[multifool]

Always loved the shape and look of the Chill, but don't own one. It is so slim and narrow, that it feels small in my hands. I just wish that it had a longer blade length (3.75"-4" would be perfect for me). Keep it slim, narrow, inexpensive but with a longer blade length and it would be close to my ideal EDC.

Skyline on the other hand, because it is wider, feels just right (though I would still buy a larger version if made available).

Either way, I think Kershaw is pretty awesome for offering these two affordable, but high in quality knives. Can't wait to see what they come up next.

 

[fadugleman]

It sucks that the chill is tip down only.

 

[TotalDbag]

It sucks that the chill is tip down only.

It's not.
See, it's tapped for tip up

 

[scottabrandeberry]

For $20 I don't think it would hurt to try the chill. Are there only 2 versions of it?

Actually, one of the sporting goods chains (can't remember which one) ordered Chills with thumb studs, not sure if only plain edge or combo edge as well, so at least three versions.