Kershaw Ken Onion Tactical Blur Folding Knife with Speed Safe
Color: Black Model Kershaw 1670TBLKST
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List Price: $99.99 / Sale Price: $39.05
Product Features
- Anodized aluminum handle
- Speed safe design
- Removable and reversible pocket clip
- Limited lifetime warrany
- Knife features a 3 3/8-inch partially serrated Tanto blade
From the Editors
Ken Onion styling. One hand opening. Speed Safe assisted opening. Built for multi tasking. 440A stainless steel blade. Removable and reversible pocket clip. Lightweight, anodized aluminum handles.
Product Description
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Customer Response
Very well made knife
I have been buying Kershaw knives for 15 years now. I buy one and use it until I find a new Kershaw that I want, then put the old one away. This Kershaw is a very nice speed safe. The knife fits very nice in my hand and the speed opens very easy. I have removed the clip on the side in the past but the low profile of this one I don't need to remove it. I stab the knife in hard wood and my hand did not ride up to the blade good grip. The point is very sharp!The grip on the side is very coarse pattern for a good grip..
Kershaw tactical blur
Wicked knife. Sharp as any I have ever had. Love it to the max.
crap
well, im sure this is a great knife, thats why i purchased it. Unfortuatley, i don't know because it hasnt arrived yet. I ordered the product a month and a half ago (November) and it stil hasnt come. this is asinine
Really nice knife.
This is a really high quality knife. The assisted opening function works fantastic and is legal to carry because it is not switch activated. Amazingly sharp. Light weight but feels good in the hand.
A fun knife - not so sure about the tactical part
I've had my Blur for about two years now. Never used it much. It's fun but it's turning into an expensive paperweight. Here's why:
The blade is awfully thin. This is the nature of a Kershaw Ken Onion design. I thought I would get used to it. Turns out I worry about the thin blade so much that the knife sits unused. Maybe I worry too much and the Blur can survive twisting and bending in cardboard.
The black coating makes this less useful. The tanto tip also. This is not a steak knife replacement, for example. Office use is also kind of strange with a black tactical knife.
The liner-lock feels sturdy and I've been told is a good execution of the design. But it's just not as sexy as an Arc lock.
The blade is a little short for a fighter. This might turn into a plus for a new knife owner. It's a lot less intimidating for the user. And being familiar with a knife goes very far toward making it useful.
Now the fun part. This is absolutely the most fun one-hand-opening knife I own. The Blur is lightening fast. The slight click just sounds good. I would call this knife addictive, just sitting there opening and closing one-handed.
I would recommend this knife if you're collecting knives for their entertainment value.
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