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Kershaw Folding Knife
$12.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: New

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I bought one of these last times, and almost cut my finger off. They are really sharp

Have these already. Scary sharp.

Meh. Not a fan.

$21.98 on Amazon with great reviews for the Compound.

I bet this robber wished he had a kershaw folding knife.
http://www.nowpublic.com/world/vancouver-man-stabs-himself-robbery-attempt-2728891.html

got 2 last time, getting another now...

Love the compound I got last wootoff. Very sharp. Fun to open too.

I purchased the bottom one in the picture last time they came up, extremely nice blade for an very good price.

Definitely the knife you want to use if you are cutting your shoes in half.

Great folders for a toolbox or camping kit. Build quality is great. However, not your everyday knife here, sharp and a little difficult to close without a thumb stud.

But I need more than 3, for my whole gang.

one of my coworkers walked by as this woot came up. now he's calling HR.

THANKS WOOT!

Someone called you all spiteful in the woot feed. I don't think that's true..but maybe that's only because I'm so bitter.

Also, awesome knife!

Wonders how these would hold up in a zombie apocalypse. Would I be able to dispatch zombies through a chain link fence with this knife?? Hey -- Where's Carl??

Kershaw is an awesome knife brand!

I'm still miffed that I didn't act quickly enough to get one of the "Drone" knives when these were first offered. The one's offered here are too big for my needs.

Generally, besides being made in China, not too many bad things to say about them.

HAHA when i hit F5 is said last wooter: fredkurgan I read it as Fredkruger... i was so scared!

The compound has the least useful pocket clip I've ever had, but the blade is awesome! In for an asset!

Bought three a few months ago. Nice, extremely sharp, and I have read the company will resharpen for life if you take the time expense to send it back to them.

One of my co-workers actually cajoled me into selling him one, so I guess I need to buy another to round out my "collection."

Very desirable.

In for one Asset . . .

psuclaus1 wrote:Wonders how these would hold up in a zombie apocalypse. Would I be able to dispatch zombies through a chain link fence with this knife?? Hey -- Where's Carl??

You let Carl out of your sight? You better hope you're armed to the teeth when he gets back.

If I buy any more knives, I'll have to sleep on the couch for the next month.

You call that a knife? This is a knife!

That's not a knife, that's a spoon.

I see you've played knifey-spoony before.

I got the 1940 model, and yes they are VERY sharp.

I cut my thumb using it to peel fruit in the lunch room at work. I haven't touched it since.

Now, you want a knife to be sharp, otherwise it is just a useless piece of steel. But this is much sharper than any other knife you might use. Using it the same way as other knives WILL result in an injury.

Just a warning.

Sharp is not the word for these knives. These are beyond "sharp".

I once sorta brushed the blade against my thumb while opening a box, didn't feel a thing. Next thing I know, I'm bleeding like a stuck pig!

These are great knives for the price, esp. since they sell for far more than this at, say, Wal-Mart.

I purchased this knife last time it was listed
it is soo sharp .. I mean! mean sharp... so if you get one be very careful.. a box of bandaids should come with it.. but a good buy

Kershaw makes good knives. I have another model entirely, but like it a lot. Smooth action, nice weight, stays sharp, and looks great.

What's the difference in the two?

Helluva knife. I've been using Kershaw for years and love them. Great blade

I'm trying to decide between the two, so I'm thinking to myself, "WWOJU?"

(which would OJ use? if he did it. I'm not saying he did. But IF he did.)

Nice review . . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ygj8zByKGI4

So I take it they are sharp?

Absolutely LOVE the made-in-the-US Kershaws. Not so much, these.

Although, the 1077 in D2 is nice.

I've always been able to break the torsion bar, so I stopped buying Kershaws. I've had a Benchmade for 6-7 years now instead. But at that price, these make good for semi-disposable tools that you won't miss when you lose.

Johnnys13 wrote:I bought one of these last times, and almost cut my finger off. They are really sharp

I know I cut the top of my knuckle off, I mean like really sharp

I was just talking about how I was thinking of carrying a knife when I'm out walking. Mace is OK, but stabbing a viscous dog, a wild animal, or a human attacker seems like a more effective idea. Is that insane? I don't want to stab myself like the Vancouver guy in the article... =/

NM, I want something with more of a barrier to keep my hand from slipping up the blade. I don't feel like cutting myself.

Dexter could use some of these.

In for 1 because I work at Kershaw. Although it is a different Kershaw. Kershaw Manufacturing, a division of Progress Rail Services.

Are knives allowed to be shipped to NY?