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Kershaw 1670NBSW Ken Onion Blur Folding Knife Assisted Folding Knife 3.4" Stonewash Plain Blade, Blue Aluminum Handles
Mike D.
Las Vegas, NV
Oct 01, 2019
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Made Top 3 In My EDC Rotation!
So happy with this knife! Very light for such a solid build, blade centered & SHARP, grippy handles and USA! all for just over sixty bucks! KnifeCenter got it to me FAST. I ordered it the 16th at 11:12p, got a shipped email in less than 12hrs and had it in my hand two days later!
Kershaw 1670NBSW Ken Onion Blur Folding Knife Assisted Folding Knife 3.4" Stonewash Plain Blade, Blue Aluminum Handles
Mark
Morgantown
Aug 26, 2019
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
I would buy this again if I ever lost it...
Simply put this thing rocks. I have a para 2, and endure and a leek. This one gets the most pocket time. I dont know much about steel but its easy to sharpen and takes a wicked edge. (no pun intended). I would buy this again if I lost it. Thats saying a lot.
Kershaw 1670NBSW Ken Onion Blur Folding Knife Assisted Folding Knife 3.4" Stonewash Plain Blade, Blue Aluminum Handles
I own over 50 pocket knives but the Kershaw Blur is my favorite. Its large enough to handle even with gloves and it rides low in my pocket so that it doesn't alarm anyone. It sharpens up razor sharp and stays that way despite numerous tasks. I have tried several other knives but I keep coming back to the Blur.
Kershaw 1670NBSW Ken Onion Blur Folding Knife Assisted Folding Knife 3.4" Stonewash Plain Blade, Blue Aluminum Handles
Jeff
Windber, Pa
Aug 28, 2019
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Fantastic Knife
This knife is extremely sharp and very light. The assist action and thumb stud locations are absolutely PERFECT. The grip material is fantastic. For the price of under $65 on special, you can't go wrong! Good job getting it to me so quick KnifeCenter !
Kershaw 1670NBSW Ken Onion Blur Folding Knife Assisted Folding Knife 3.4" Stonewash Plain Blade, Blue Aluminum Handles
Joe
New York
Feb 19, 2023
Pros: None
Cons: None
Love This Knife
I initially bought this knife as something to add to my collection since I liked the uniqueness and color of it. After having used is as my EDC for several months now, its definitely my favorite EDC knife so far. The angled thumb studs make opening super easy, knife fits well in my hand, the assisted open and liner lock are both great. The blade holds up very well, I use this daily in an industrial environment for anything from opening packages and bags to cutting air lines and tough washdown hoses. Even removing outer jackets on cables. Would highly recommend this knife to anyone looking for an effective American-made at a decent price.
Kershaw 1670NBSW Ken Onion Blur Folding Knife Assisted Folding Knife 3.4" Stonewash Plain Blade, Blue Aluminum Handles
Pro.s: Handle. I like everything about it - color, inset liner lock, track-trek insets provide a rubberized grip (like bits of ground-up asphalt), finish, ergo.s are good. Made in USA. Blade - I like the ricasso for safety. 14c28n is nice steel. Con.s: no flipper, only angled thumbstuds. I find the thumbstuds a bit tricky to use. I would feel a lot safer if this had a flipper or would open manually with regular shaped thumbstuds. I have other Kershaws and this is the first one that made me nervous to open. I am a female with small/med. sized hands. If I hold the knife vertically with the lanyard hole pointing at the floor, the blade opens such that my thumb slides dangerously close to the recurve edge. The safest way I can open this is to point the backspacers toward the ceiling and blade spine toward the floor. Then, I push the thumbstud forward. In this manner, my thumb is safely clear of the opening blade. The closing mechanism is fine. Other minor bugaboos: prefer jimping to be located above thumbstuds; there is a spine “bump” where spine meets handle. I would prefer a flatter spine. Bump may help with grip though. I bought this as an emergency seat belt cutter. Then one week later, Kershaw released the drivetrain. If the drivetrain was made in the USA, had a bright handle and 14c28N steel - it would be perfect for me.
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