2.6" Stainless Steel Blade Pocket Knife | Kershaw Shuffle II 8750TBLKBW Blackwash

After losing 3 Benchmade knives and being heartbroken every time, I finally faced up to a stark reality. I can’t be trusted. This little knife isn’t close to that sort of quality but it works great, is a decent size, and when I lose the damn thing, I won’t need to file a claim with the insurance company. I thought the bottle opener would be hokey but I’ve used it a few times and it’s handy. Like this stout little knife. Could be a little narrower, operate a touch more smoothly, have a less cumbersome closing mechanism, etc. All great features in a $200 pocket knife. This isn’t that and it’s perfect for what it is

This is my new favorite EDC knife. Belt clip works well. The knife has an ergonomic grip and the taint blade is great for cutting open boxes and any other every day tasks you need a pocket knife for.Best of all is the edge. The knife comes pretty sharp from the manufacturer but give it a couple swipes through a carbide sharpener and you will have an unbelievable edge. I put away my previous EDC knife that cost $100+ because this knife works just as well, is a bit smaller and just as functional. Plus if you lose it you can order a nee one and not be furious at yourself for losing something so expensive.Everyone who carries a pocket knife should have the Shuffle II in their daily rotation. Pick one up on Amazon and you will not be disappointed

I can't exactly vouch for how long the edge will last, but after some light work (breaking down some boxes for the trash, opening packages, eating an apple) it was still sharp enough to easily shave a patch of hair off of my arm with both flats of the blade. This is pretty characteristic of 8cr13mov. It is hard enough to make it a week without sharpening and soft enough that you get the edge back in a few minutes. I've seen the Shuffle 2 range from $15-20. For that price, i would say this is a great little item to throw into your pocket everyday and use without the fear of losing your "sick $200 folder". My only real con is that, although this knife is aesthetically more pleasing than the base Shuffle, the Shuffle 2 doesn't feel as nice as it's predecessor. I cant exactly place why, but I will proudly use both.

UPDATE: The clip is a 0/5 stars. I've had this knife for only a few weeks and the plastic surrounding the small screws holding the clip has expanded enough to render the clip useless. Still love the knife but the clip is absolute garbage.This is a great pocket knife. And any knife that has a sharp blade and opens beers is good enough for me.

This knife is officially the sharpest knife I've ever bought from the factory. I've read some received the knife not as sharp as they expected. You experience might be different. The knife carries well in the pocket and is very light. The Teflon coating is nice and allows the blade to glide thru easily. The tools are a nice touch. The only real drawback is the knife can easily open in your pocket while removing a cell phone. This happened to me once so I am more careful taking out my phone now. I still carry the knife daily and is one of my favorite knives. You can't beat the value and the quality is great for the money. And if it breaks, no worries. And if it does, I'll buy the same knife again.

I've seen a few complaints posted so far, mainly about it feeling 'cheap' or not sturdy. I strongly disagree. While this knife is obviously not a $500 knife, for $20 its way better than anything you can buy at say Menards/Homedepot for $40. Right out of the box this knife was sharp enough to shave hair with no problem.I've got smaller hands, so this is actually a perfect fit with both 3 or 4 finger grip.I keep seeing people whining about the bottle opener not functioning, lies. I just cracked open a cold one, first try, no issue.The belt clip can be removed or swapped to the other side, which is nice.As someone who uses mostly flick knives or hunting folders, the thumb stud took me a minute to get used to, but after a couple dozen tries practicing I can open and close the knife smoothly with one hand.For $20, I doubt you'll find anything better. I think I'm gonna go for the Cryo II next.

I gotta say I like things that make me feel cool. This knife was introduced to my realm of sauve and cool shit perhaps maybe 3 to 4 years ago. I bought one, and I still buy them every year. I hook my friends up with a cool present or replace a combat loss. I hope they never stop making them. They make great presents for the folk you like, and they definitely prove their worth to someone who can use it to defend themselves in a ghetto gas station near your neighborhood or fix a rifle jam at the range. If you sharpen it enough you can shave with it too. Tried it, works bigly like covfefe. I need a green one, don't have one of those yet be cool don't stress and get one of these mofos, so you're not left sitting alone at the lunch table wondering why you have no friends LOL. Ok thanks for the time Hope you like as much as I did if not thats cool too get a roman short sword those work bigly too LOL......OUT!I.R.

Small yet the ergonomics... It looks quite uncomfortable I have a large hand and it feels surprisingly filling. (It's all in that extra choil) The tanto is a nice addition, use thumb grip and it can perform surgical tasks. Stone wash makes it look quality. Razor sharp out of the box. It's slim and fits well in the pocket, I don't use the clip on any of my knives but it also feels sturdy . Its funny how the bottle opener isn't necessary but it comes in handy to start conversations at parties. The flat head is a nice chisel and works well on pan head screws, I use it for tightening hose clamps and electrical wall plates, or opening Amazon boxes to avoid gumming up the blade. Worth every penny. Here it is next some similar size blades.