Kershaw KW-1170 Method Pocket Knife

This smaller knife from Kershaw and Jens Anso features a slim, approximately 3-inch long blade made from 8Cr13MoV steel with Kershaw's BlackWash™ finish. A swedge (a ground, but not sharpened, top surface of the blade) contributes to the knife's attractive appearance.

Thanks to the KVT ( Kershaw Velocity Technology ) ball bearing opening mechanism , the method can be opened quickly and easily using the integrated flap.

The black G-10 handle has an unusual structure reminiscent of a wooden lattice pattern. This special surface not only looks good, but also provides increased grip. For those who like lanyards, the specially made rear spacer has an integrated lanyard hole, and for those who prefer to go lanyard-less, this eyelet still looks stylish. A liner lock inserted into the handle helps keep the overall weight of the knife low and ensures that the blade is securely locked.

With the fixed, non-relocatable pocket clip (straight, flip-up), the knife sits securely in your pocket.

How does Kershaw manage to combine so much style and value in such a small knife? With Kershaw's own manufacturing method , of course .

Details:
- Blade material: 8Cr13MoV stainless steel with burnished BlackWash™ finish
- Handle material: G-10, 3D milled
- Total length: approx. 18.4cm
- Blade length: approx. 7.6 cm
- Closed length: approx. 10,8 cm
- weight: 63 g
- manual opening with CBT system
- Flipper
- Inset liner lock
- bail
- Fixed pocket clip (on the right, tip up - not implemented)