Reviews and Ratings for Kershaw 2048 Steppe Fixed Blade Knife 3.55" Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Black Polypropylene Handles with Overmold, Polypropylene Sheath

Kershaw 2048 Steppe Fixed Blade Knife 3.55" Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Black Polypropylene Handles with Overmold, Polypropylene Sheathrated 5 stars out of 5 (1 review)
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Kershaw 2048 Steppe Fixed Blade Knife 3.55 inch Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Black Polypropylene Handles with Overmold, Polypropylene Sheath

 

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Kershaw 2048 Steppe Fixed Blade Knife 3.55" Stonewashed Drop Point Blade, Black Polypropylene Handles with Overmold, Polypropylene Sheath
rated 5 stars out of 5
Mrkellygraham
Manitoba, Canada
Apr 30, 2026
Pros: Finish, Handle Material, Materials, Overall Quality, Sheath/Scabbard, Weight
Cons: Blade Material

What's not to love?

I don’t understand why this knife doesn’t get more love from the community. The sheath alone is outstanding, offering an incredible range of carry options right out of the box. Because the knife can be inserted either way, it works equally well in either pocket or on either side of the belt. I’ve even clipped it upside down to my paddling jacket, and thanks to the multiple holes in the sheath, it can be tied or strapped to just about anything. The retention is excellent—I can confidently mount it in any orientation without worrying about it coming loose. The scales are made of a grippy rubber that performs well in all conditions, with no concern about slipping. Blade thickness strikes a nice balance between being slice‑y and still capable of handling harder use. My only complaints are that it would be nice to have a more stainless steel blade material option (since I sometimes clip it to my paddling jacket), a deeper pocket carry option, and more aftermarket scale availability. The current scales are great, but I’d love the option to swap them out for something that fills the hand a bit more. I may end up seeing if a friend can 3D‑print a set.