Reviews and Ratings for Kershaw 4020MIB Dmitry Sinkevich Concierge Flipper Knife 3.25" Modified Drop Point Blade, Brown Canvas Micarta Handles - KS4020MIB

Kershaw 4020MIB Dmitry Sinkevich Concierge Flipper Knife 3.25" Modified Drop Point Blade, Brown Canvas Micarta Handlesrated 4 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Kershaw 4020MIB Dmitry Sinkevich Concierge Flipper Knife 3.25 inch Modified Drop Point Blade, Brown Canvas Micarta Handles

 

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Kershaw 4020MIB Dmitry Sinkevich Concierge Flipper Knife 3.25" Modified Drop Point Blade, Brown Canvas Micarta Handles
rated 5 stars out of 5
Wes
California
Jul 23, 2022
Pros: Blade Material
Cons: None

Great knife

I bought this for EDC. Blade properly centered in the handle. Action is very smooth and opens easily. Lockup seems tight yet the lock is easy to disengage. I like the texture of the canvas micarta which provides a great grip. The shape of the handle fits my hand perfectly. I have a number of knives with D2 steel so I was happy with the blade. Super value.
Kershaw 4020MIB Dmitry Sinkevich Concierge Flipper Knife 3.25" Modified Drop Point Blade, Brown Canvas Micarta Handles
rated 3 stars out of 5
Garry
Australia
May 05, 2023
Pros: None
Cons: None

Just ok, liner lock difficult to unlock

I bought 5 knives in a similar price range at once (to save on international shipping) and this one was the most disappointing, tight to open (but might loosen up) and the liner lock is the most difficult to unlock of any knife i have had. It’s just not nice to use especially if you want to fidget with it, your thumb will be sore from trying to unlock it. For reference the other knives i got a the same time were civivi, crkt, Kiser and srm. None were expensive but all were better than this.
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