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Kershaw 7007 Natrix Razor sharp awesomeness at a price you can’t ignor
Knife has a great finish and the G10 gives great gripping action and awesome style. It arrived sharp as a razor and I don’t see having to sharpen it too soon. I have a few assist opening Flippers and Iove them all. My Natrix is no different. It is also light as a feather which makes it a a fantastic edc.
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
How much fun is this! My first Kershaw and my first “assisted” flipper, and what an exciting and unexpected surprise to open that beautiful blade. It is so fast, and with so much momentum, hold on tight. You”ll jump for joy and become addicted! Every thing you might expect your favorite EDC to have is here. My next Kershaw is on my Wish List.
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
My new EDC. This knife is light weight, easy open, and super sharp. Tough blade and handle, I have carried this for 6 month with no wear showing.
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
Joe
New Kenington, PA
Apr 26, 2018
Pros: Ease of Opening, Pocket Clip, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Great buy
I have made this my EDC knife. It opens easily, locks solidly open, and the frame lock makes it easy to close with one hand. The pocket clip allows the knife to ride deep in the pocket and is comfortable to carry everyday.
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
West Coast Knife Human
WA
Mar 24, 2021
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening
Cons: Handle Feel
Fun flipper with a versatile blade shape
I got this knife on sale as a gift for my girlfriend. Her main requirements going into this were -Black -not so expensive it can't get beat up -can be opened with one hand (her hand, not mine) This more than met all requirements. The odd wharncliffe-with-a-slight-curve blade is intuitive. The mechanism requires only a solid nudge and then opens forcefully. It's fun! Personally not a fan of the feel of g10 for a handle, but girlfriend thinks it's grippier. So your call there.
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
Light, flat, easy opening, very sharp. Good size for my purposes. Only negative,hard to close. Excellent product. Glad to see Kershaw maintains their quality.
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
Awesome EDC knife, highly recommend. I will be buying several more for backups and for X-Mas presents for family & friends. A++++
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
Rick B.
Centre, AL
Apr 16, 2018
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Pocket Clip
Great EDC!! This could be Kershaw’s finest.
This is a great Kershaw product. I use it as my EDC. It is quite sharp out of the box. The blade is centered well. It operates easily without specific technique. It is not what I consider a large pocket knife, but is large enough to handle almost any task. There is nothing that I really don’t like about the knife. The pocket clip is the only part of the knife with which I have an issue, and that is very minor. At times, I have a little trouble getting the knife into and out of my pocket. That being said, I’d still buy this knife in a heartbeat knowing what I now know.
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
Much lighter than I expected, sits well in my pocket, very sharp, opens easily. I'm not a huge fan of Assisted Opening knives, but I had to pick this one up after seeing the deal that knifecenter was offering on them. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase and glad to have this knife in my rotation.
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
Michael
Leesville, La
Apr 18, 2018
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Pocket Clip, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Handle Material
Good Knife
Really like this knife. Is light, sharp, and opens fast. Gave it 3 stars because the color on the handle is fading. Never had a that happen before. Has turned dark grey from black where your thumb grabs to pull it out of your pocket.
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
James
Nevada
Apr 21, 2018
Pros: Blade Sharpness
Cons: Pocket Clip
Decent knife
Sharp as he**
Kershaw 7007BLK Natrix Assisted Flipper Knife 3.25" Black Oxide Drop Point Blade, Black G10 Handles
Grumpy Ol' Dave
Idaho
Nov 11, 2021
Pros: Weight
Cons: Handle Feel, Pocket Clip
I Guess It Cuts Things
I bought one of these a couple of months ago, because I read good things about them and they're cheap enough to take a risk on. I'm not really the type of guy to bag on a thirty dollar knife, but I'm gonna bag on this one a little. Let's start with the good stuff - It's thin, light and looks pretty cool. The flipper and lock also seem to work pretty well for the price. The bad stuff - Everything else. This knife is one big "hot spot." The scale edges are too edgy and the end of the pocket clip sticks up just enough to be pretty annoying. It just doesn't feel like a knife you would want to be using for any extended amount of time. The biggest flaw that I've noticed, is the gimping on the flipper tab. It works great to open the knife with, but once open, that crap digs right into your index finger. If the knife had a thumb stud on it, I'd be for grinding that flipper tab down to a nub. Another issue that I have with the knife is you have a three finger handle attached to a four finger blade. All of the cutting surface is great and all, but the ergos are just off. Sacrificing some edge and cutting a choil into the blade would improve this thing immensely. Speaking of design, who the hell came up with the hole that is cut in the frame lock? I assume it's for weight reduction, but it'll make you stare at it and wonder if it's actually supposed to have some sort of purpose. Yeah, I know - "It's a thirty dollar knife so why be so hard on it?" There are much better thirty buck knives out there. Heck, I'd encourage someone to buy a Ganzo over this clunker. Oh yeah - mine wasn't that sharp out of the box, either. I guess it would probably feel sharp to a normal person who doesn't need a "knife intervention," but naw, it wasn't really that sharp. Save a couple more bucks and buy a CJRB.
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