When you first take a look at the Kershaw Chill you’ll notice the bead-blasted matte finish on the narrow drop-point blade. This shape makes it ideal for both slicing and piercing work. The plain edge blade measures in at 3.13“ and made from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, which is resistant to wear and corrosion while featuring a good edge retention. The blade is held in place via a liner lock to keep the slim profile, and it features an ambidextrous operation via a flipper tab. The Chill’s G10 scales are both lightweight and very durable keeping the knife’s weight down to 2 ounces. The material is designed to be grippy, so the handles give you a confident hold on your knife even if you hands are wet. They come with a slight curve, giving the knife a stylish profile. Last but not least, a pocket clip lets you carry in the tip down position, while a lanyard hole offers extra options for carry, personalization, and retrieval. Pick one up in the link below.
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