Kershaw Cinder KW-1025X pocket knife

While the Cinder is small enough to attach to a keychain, it packs a lot of style and cutting ability. This knife can still master most of the everyday tasks that a knife is always worth carrying around . From opening packages to shredding cardboard boxes, the Cinder can easily handle it.

You can also rest assured that the Cinder is built for performance. For one, it was developed by Rick Hinderer, who is known for the practicality of his knife designs. For another, it is manufactured with precision work by Kershaw, a company that is known for its high-quality workmanship.

The blade is only 3.6 cm long, but thanks to its raised shape it offers plenty of cutting surface. It has a stonewashed finish that looks great and hides signs of use, such as scratches.
It can be difficult to develop a sturdy handle for such a small knife. Here Rick has designed the handle in such a way that the index finger and thumb rest further forward in front of the blade axis. The knife can therefore be held securely with three fingers. To further optimize the grip, the handle shells are made of structured fiberglass-reinforced nylon.

The special design of the handle housings reveals the sturdy liner lock with recesses for decoration. This design also facilitates manual deployment of the blade and unlocks the liner lock when folded. Thanks to the large lanyard hole, the ash can easily be attached to a keychain or backpack.

And you may have already noticed the bottle opener built into the back of the handle! It's quite stable and ready to use whenever you need it.

Details:
- Blade material: 3Cr13 stainless steel with stonewash finish
- Handle material: fiberglass reinforced nylon
- Total length: approx. 10.2cm
- Blade length: approx. 3.6 cm
- Closed length: approx. 6.6 cm
- Weight: approx. 26 g
- Manual opening with thumb pin
- Liner Lock
- Integrated bottle opener
- Eyelet lanyard