What Kershaws does a 15 year old boy EDC?

[matt123abc]

Patience is something few kids have. Good thing you have an abundance of knives though.

I have those, all my knives easily push cut phone book paper, and when I had my m390 para 2 I got it to whittle a hair.

 

[bigmark408]

Why these of course. He knows where he can and can't carry these and uses them safely and responsibly. He just gave them to me for a good sharpening. There were a couple of good dents in the edge near the tip of the Skyline but they sharpened out pretty easily.

Good stuff.

 

[mayhemflipper]

when i was 14 years old i carried a griptilian and used it and abused, haha

 

[Halfneck]

My 2 boys (ages 11 & 9) both own a Kershaw Chill & I just got them Kershaw DWOs. My oldest also owns a Kershaw Nerve.

Tried teaching them to sharpen on my Norton India Stone. They got the jist of it, but trying to maintain the same angle holding it was eluding them. They do far better on my Spyderco Sharpmaker.

 

[KB3UBW]

Well this one carries a ZT350, and a composite Leek, both of which were self bought.

 

[BrentD86]

It is very impressive when someone that age knows what they want and not only earn the money for it themselves but is able to save to get it.

 

[KB3UBW]

I'm also working getting a custom Griptilian, and my third pair of Oakleys

 

[jasperjb]

I'm 14 years old and I EDC a Delica or a Salt 1 (I live right on the coast, if I'm doing work on the boat I'll be using my Salt).
Yeah, some would say I'm too young, but to me knives are tools and not weapons.

 

[BrentD86]

As long as you are responsible and have the mindset that you do then I don't believe you are too young. My father gave me my first pocket knife when I was in scouts, I don't remember what my exact age was but I know it was at least 2 years younger than 14.