Kershaw KW-1920 select fire multitool knife

Multi-tools are often equipped with a multitude of individual tools , many of which are actually
limited use. Worse still is the fact that with many of these multi-tools the essential blade only has
a secondary importance, so it is often of little use. Not with the Select Fire .

When designing the Select Fire multi-tool, the focus was on its function as a knife. The structure of the
The central element is formed by a blade, which can be opened manually. And this blade does a great job. Since they are outside
The 8Cr13MoV stainless steel is made, it is robust and has a high edge retention. In addition, it was polished with glass beads
, which gives it a matte surface that is less prone to dirt. As if that were not enough, the Select Fire offers a
Incredibly comfortable handling ensures safe handling, which unfortunately cannot be said of many multi-function tools
.

The Select Fire designed by Grant & Gavin Hawk is also a handy multi-tool. The set includes a set of 4 bits
screwdriver ( bits ) that include a fold-out bit holder . The inserts (two slots
and two Phillips screwdriver bits) in two small magazines built into the handle that can be rotated and re-attached.
fit effortlessly after you have removed the appropriate drill bit. Black boards complete the overall sleek look. Whether you use the
Select Fire as a pocket knife or as a screwdriver, the contoured handle made of fiberglass-reinforced nylon is
equally comfortable to hold.

Select Fire is a great addition to any toolbox or car toolbox. In fact, it is so convenient
that you should consider getting two at once.

Details:

- Blade material: 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, polished glass beads

- Handle material: Fiberglass reinforced nylon

- Total length: approx. 19.4 cm

- Blade length: approx. 8.6 cm

- Closed length: approx. 10.8cm

- Weight: approx. 142g

- Opening manual

- Thumb pin

- Lining lock

- 6mm (1/2 inch) 4 inch Hex Chuck, 2 Slotted Phillips Screwdriver Bits and 2

- ruler on the axis of the

chuck - fixed pocket clip (cannot be deployed)