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This is a great all purpose pocket knife that holds up to the job. The ease of opening the knife is s nice plus, as well as the sleek design. I would definitely recommend this knife!
Kershaw 1660CKTST Ken Onion Leek Assisted Flipper Knife 3" Black Combo Blade, Stainless Steel Handles
Stays sharp. Nice serrations. Tip breaks easily if you try to pry anything... But you shouldn't be prying anything with a knife anyway.
Kershaw 1660CKTST Ken Onion Leek Assisted Flipper Knife 3" Black Combo Blade, Stainless Steel Handles
B.L. Wagner
Pennsylvania
Feb 27, 2008
Pros: Overall Quality, Weight, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening
Cons: None
Kershaw Leeks
I have a couple of these guys in plain and combo edge. I consider them a neat "Sunday go to meeting" knife ...thin, lightweight, unobtrusive, and they won't wear a hole in your pocket. A reasonably priced small knife with a neatness factor ...you'll want to show it off occasionally!
Kershaw 1660CKTST Ken Onion Leek Assisted Flipper Knife 3" Black Combo Blade, Stainless Steel Handles
I have a very old green/black combo leek its my 3rd leek they are very light very well made aside from the slight rattle of the assisted opening spring ( not a big deal you wont be using this knife for anything that requires you to sneak) the leek is a very sharp knife with one heck of a point on it, durability isnt an issue under normal use, but when you start picking and prying thats when you will break it, trust me, my rainbow leek is missing its tip because i did something stupid. The best part of this knife is its very "civilized" Ive had people jump or one woman i worked with screamed when i pulled out my big CRKT M21 but the leek never gets a second look so thats why i carry it and another knife, the leek is so light its not noticeable. A friend of a friend got Jumped by 3 guys and fended them of with his leek, it didnt survive the encounter, I belive he broke the tip on a guys rib, but when it comes down to it id rather replace my knife than the alternative. So solid knife very small and light works in life or death situation, but maybe not after. kershaw knifes always live up to there reputation
Kershaw 1660CKTST Ken Onion Leek Assisted Flipper Knife 3" Black Combo Blade, Stainless Steel Handles
Jim
Upstate NY
May 13, 2009
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening
Cons: None
Bad serration
I bought this on a recommendation from a friend that has the plain edge. I’ve always had combo edge Benchmades or Emersons and have had no problems. This is a nice everyday carry due to the light weight and thin profile. But the serrated section is terrible. The edges have rolled over cutting nothing but cardboard.
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