Whats your favorite Kershaw carry knife?

[Dorito Monk]

Cyclone. I'm loving the RAM too, though.

 

[mycough]

Hi, I love my JYD ti/sg2 and carry it a lot. It is one of the best values in a knife that I have ever come across. Russ

 

[harlycarly]

Today I carried my older DWO III. Took it turkey hunting.

 

[stjames]

Ti Tyrade, hands down.

 

[kidcoyote]

I only have one kershaw but its a great knive flips very easy very sharp and a thin nice profile. Its the smaller silver junkyard dog. I want to get the composite blade one soon.

 

[kershawguy]

Tremor

I think that the tremor is a sweet knife for that price point.

Dave

 

[midnight flyer]

For my work knife, absolutely no doubt it is the JYDII G10 combo. Rugged, hard working, and I love he D2.

For less strenuous days, the Shallot in 110. Both are excellent knifes in just about all respects.

Robert

 

[spiralarchitect]

Spec Bump, made for my hand, moves well, carries nicely, cuts like a sunnuva.........

 

[5.56]

Right now it's the Skyline

 

[whetrock]

It would be a toss up between my Lahar or my JYD II with a composite blade.

 

[Thomas W]

I've been going smaller of late. Grey Little Lockback.

 

[deltawhisky]

kershaw leek with composite blade. super sleek

 

[bob7]

Kersaw Salvo w/ dlc coating, plain edge- incredible knife for the cost of $45. Steel framelock, grippy inserts, steel handle heavy enough to use closed as striking implement, coating prevents rust, 14C28N keeps a good edge for a long time, easy to re-sharpen, awesome low key pocket clip, thin in the pocket so it doesn't get in the way. It's almost a large leek.

 

[T Schloz]

Blur

Tom

 

[kershawguy]

I've been going smaller of late. Grey Little Lockback.

what grey little lockback would that be ?

 

[MRpink]

It was the kershaw chill, and now the composite leek!

 

[Mossyhorn]

The one I have in my pocket more often is the Speed Bump.

 

[singularity35]

Oh, this one for sure.

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[midnight flyer]

Quote Originally Posted by Thomas W
"I've been going smaller of late. Grey Little Lockback."

what grey little lockback would that be ?

Yes, indeed. Inquiring minds need to know!

Robert

 

[The Mastiff]

Blur in CPM 154. All around it suits me and my needs. Of course I've been carrying one Blur or another since my first black grip/440A model. It was the first time I really saw what 440A could do with a excellent heat treatment. The SG2 is amazing as a cutter but I baby it. The S60V Blur came from Thomas so it's a safe queen even though it's not the 1 of 14 like some here have. Coming from Thomas I wouldn't trade it for any knife made though. The S30 version is nice, a good all around user too, like the CPM 154. One of the two 13C versions I have is a user and I like that steel in any knife I've had it in. So, for now, the CPM 154 is it.

I've also been using the hell out of a speedform 2. I've brought it down to a zero grind and in removing all that steel, and taking it up to 8,000 grit I've seen no inclusions or imperfections in the steel. Nothing but fine grained, small carbide ( relatively speaking as it has substantial amounts of vanadium carbides and great wear resistance) performance. I like clean steels and Elmax for sure is one. A lot of steels fail the test when brought up to very high grits but this sure didn't. It's big brother Speedform is beautiful, but I feel better modifying and scratching up the cheaper, thinner bladed speedform 2.

Joe