what should i add to my kershaw collection

Bfusmc03117

Bfusmc03117

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Loking to extend my collection of Kershaws not sure about what to look into next.

I love the ZT line and 2 more and i will have all of them so im looking for somethign ohter than ZT.

Got 1 leek so maybe more of those.

Got spec bump and speed bump

got a few shallots and vapors.

I was thinking maybe a offset or 2. Not sure what to get next. Its a tought choice. I know in the end i will jsut end up getting everything its just a matter of what to get next. Figure i would ask the fellow kershaw addicts.
 
whenever i'm in a dilemma like this, i usually turn to the exchange forum.

try a Shallot maybe :D
 
damascus leek...

damascus skyline...

damascus anything...

composite shallot...

go limited if it is for collection. standard for edc.

I ruined a limited edition once. It was not a proud moment for me. I did have 2 of them however. I wasn't sad for very long.

J.W.
 
Random Task, Mini Task, Ricochet would be my recommendation. Although the Blurs are nice, too. And Wal-Mart has a very nice selection of some excellent new reasonably priced Kershaws (OD-1, Zing, 2445ST, Skyline). And what DV said. And . . . :D
 
u do know whenever a question like this comes up, everybody replies with a different knife from the last guy so the op ends up even more confused than he/she started with. the only way usually is to buy everything...

but if more than one person says Blur, i'd go with a Blur.
 
I saw JYD, so if I mention it again, the OP has to get it, right?

Those JYD's (and JYD II's) look sweet!
 
I think the next one will be
Offset
Blur
Damascus leek
Titaniums leek
s30v leek
OD-1

What d you think
then repeat all over again
 
You absolutely MUST own a JYDII CB.
It will become your favorite medium EDC knife the instant you first hold it. Trust me. :D
 
1) Lehar

2) Random Leek

3) R.A.M.

I just can't imagine a Kershaw collection without experiencing these three.
 
Bfusmc03117 said:
Got 1 leek so maybe more of those.
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The Leek was my first Kershaw knife, and I have always liked them. Personally I'm concentrating right now on building a bit of a collection of them, as they are available in a number of variations in blade style, material, color, etc. which makes the collecting interesting.
 
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