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product_id: 13255850
title: "Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife, Compact Utility and Multi-Function Every Day Carry, Multiple Styles"
brand: "kershaw"
price: "RM229"
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category: "Kershaw"
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# Bright teal handle for easy spotting 2.4" 8Cr13MoV blade Built-in flathead screwdriver Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife, Compact Utility and Multi-Function Every Day Carry, Multiple Styles

**Brand:** kershaw
**Price:** RM229
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔪 Slice through your day with style and function — the Kershaw Shuffle is your ultimate EDC sidekick!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife, Compact Utility and Multi-Function Every Day Carry, Multiple Styles by kershaw
- **How much does it cost?** RM229 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.my](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/13255850-kershaw-shuffle-folding-pocket-knife-compact-utility-and-multi-function)

## Best For

- kershaw enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kershaw brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Grip:** Glass-filled nylon handle with K-Texture and contoured finger grooves for confident, comfortable hold.
- • **Standout Style:** Vibrant teal handle and black-oxide blade finish combine utility with eye-catching industrial design.
- • **Effortless Access:** Manual thumb stud and liner lock enable quick, one-handed opening with secure blade lock.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Pocket-sized 2.4" drop point blade with premium 8Cr13MoV steel for sharpness & durability.
- • **Multifunctional Edge:** Integrated flathead screwdriver and bottle opener for on-the-go fixes and refreshment breaks.

## Overview

The Kershaw Shuffle is a compact, durable everyday carry folding knife featuring a 2.4-inch 8Cr13MoV stainless steel drop point blade with a protective black-oxide finish. Designed for versatility, it includes a built-in flathead screwdriver, bottle opener, and ambidextrous pocket clip. Its ergonomic glass-filled nylon handle with K-Texture ensures a secure grip, while the manual thumb stud and liner lock provide quick, safe blade deployment. Available in a vibrant teal color, this knife blends practical utility with standout style, making it a top choice for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

## Description

A compact and durable everyday carry, the Kershaw Shuffle folding knife packs a punch in a pocket-sized design. The 2.4” drop point blade is made from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel and bead-blasted for a matte finish. Equipped with a manual thumb-stud for quick and secure opening and a liner lock that holds the blade in place while deployed. With multiple carry options, the pocketclip supports left- or right-handed use in tip-up position. The stylish black glass-filled handle has contoured finger grips and K-Texture for a secure, comfortable hold. A built-in flathead screwdriver also functions as a lanyard or carabiner attachment point, making it a great choice for office use, backpacking, camping and more. For those seeking an understated EDC knife, reach for the Kershaw Shuffle.

Review: A gem in the rough... - A gem in the rough... I will make no bones about it I’m a pretty avid knife guy. More so with pocket folders and tactic style knifes which that in itself is partly what drew me to purchase this little Kershaw Shuffle. Not that it’s a tactical knife but in fairness it was never meant to be. Now I should start out by saying that given the cheap price of the knife I wasn’t expecting much out of it. In this world of usually ‘you get what you pay for’ being the rule rather then the exception I didn’t expect a whole lot out of this knife but after some ‘teething problems’ it turned out to be a very likable knife. What I meant by teething problems is that as some others have said on here when you first get the knife chances are it will be quite stiff to open and close. Now in fairness that’s pretty common with most knifes with a little oiling and opening and closing the life breaking it in I did notice that it did seem to be slowly loosening up. I took it a step farther and tore the knife completely apart just to inspect it for myself and given the price range I would say that Kershaw is not skipping out on there quality even with cheaper knifes like this. Things lock up tightly and seem stoutly built for the size and price range of the knife. The blade itself is profiled reasonably symmetrically though being a cheap knife you have to have realistic expectations and not expect it to be of the same caliber and refinement as say a Cold Steel knife for example. Nonetheless having said all that it really is turning out to be quite a nice little knife. Now it’s obvious to say but it is a smaller knife. For guys that have bigger hands this could be a problem but when I say small I don’t mean cheap cartoony small. Just be aware that it is smaller then some knifes out there. It’s also worth mentioning as well that the blade steel is CR13MOV. Personally I’m not that bothered by that sense it’s a respectable steel quality, better then some of the ‘mystery steels’ that you see in some Gerber’s for example. The edge from the factory is usable although as expected it could be refined quite a bit but that’s not to hard to do given that the steel is CR13MOV. It takes an edge quickly and with general maintenance it will stay more then sharp enough for realistic cutting tasks. The handle is nothing to write home about though it is solid feeling and very predictable in the hands especially with steel liners adding strength and quality to the knife. The pocket clip is a little tight but I sprung mine out just slightly and it’s now easily able to be clipped yet maintains it’s secure unmoving quality. The elephant in the room in regards to this knife are some of the added features it has. I will say this. The flat head ‘screw driver’ at the base of the handle is actually realistically useable. I’d not use it to build a house but for simple screw tightening jobs or perhaps using it for modest pry bar applications it functions well and I’ve used it for both without issues. The ‘bottle cap’ lifter or whatever you want to call it does seem a little gimmicky and while I don’t drink alcohol to know if it is realistically usable for opening bottles I pressure can a number of different things and have used it to break the seals on pressure canned items and it has worked legitimately well. Are there better options? Yes. But for the price point and the fact it’s a Kershaw I definitely would recommend it off of those two factors alone. It’s far from the first Kershaw I’ve owned and while it’s not even remotely as good as some of the others I have it’s more then useable and I’m glad I got it. I call it a gem in the rough because when I first got it I’m sure I thought what a lot of others thought that this is just kind of ridiculous plus it’s stiff and blah blah blah. Well after working with it a bit it became quite a nice little knife. More then I was expecting it to be. So would I recommend it? Yes. For the price and quality especially after you break the knife in a bit I give it five stars out of five. Yes this review was written by a real person.
Review: Good little knife, better than its price point - Everything said henceforward should be taken in the light of the price point of this little knife. I think I paid ten or eleven bucks for it. The knife is a little heavy for its size. Some milling of the steel liners would remove some of the unnecessary weight. The pocket clip, as is usual with Kershaw these days, is overly aggressive. It takes a bit more effort to open the knife than is strictly neccessary. Now that the negatives are out....and other than THIS IS A VERY INEXPENSIVE KNIFE, there are a lot of nice things to say. Part of the weight is due to the solid piece of steel that forms both the flathead screwdriver/pry tool and bottle opener; this results in a very small knife that is built like a tank. The blade came very, very sharp out of the box, and its shape is exactly as useful as I thought it would be in all of the usual tasks that I use an EDC blade for. 8Cr13MoV steel isn't the best or most corrosion-resistant knife steel, but I have found it to be pretty darn good steel in more expensive blades than the Shuffle. It took two seconds and a pair of needle-nose pliers to fix the clip to the level of tension that I want. I could probably adjust some of the stiffness out of the pivot, but I think I'm just gonna let it loosen with wear. Anything that Kershaw does to reduce the weight would only add an additional step to the milling process, which would result in a more expensive price point. I am quite happy with this little blade, and I hope Kershaw gets to see this review, 'cause I hope they'll continue offering different color handle scales with other knives, too. I already have plenty of black knives, and the bright color makes it easier for my old eyes to find in dim light.

## Features

- FOLDING POCKET KNIFE: In bright teal, this Shuffle is always easy to spot when you need it. Compact, wide and useful, the Kershaw Shuffle is the perfect everyday knife.
- STAINLESS STEEL 2.4” BLADE: Made from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, the Shuffle blade offers excellent strength, edge retention and wear resistance. Black-oxide finish provides increased protection.
- COMFORTABLE HANDLE, VERSATILE FUNCTION: The Shuffle’s glass-filled nylon and K-Texture handle is prepared for any cutting action. Multifunctional knife features a flathead screwdriver, bottle opener and lanyard hole.
- MANUAL OPENING mechanism and convenient thumb stud offers quick and easy access with simple, one-handed opening. Liner lock secures blade in place for increased safety.
- ATTRACTIVE, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN: Blade’s black-oxide finish and handle’s teal nylon material present a stylish combination. This EDC knife is sure to turn heads wherever you go.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00TUCCKGG |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #56,376 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #215 in Pocket Knives & Folding Knives |
| Blade Edge | Plain |
| Blade Length | 2.4 Inches |
| Blade Material | Alloy Steel |
| Blade Shape | Drop Point |
| Blade Type | Drop Point |
| Brand | Kershaw |
| Brand Name | Kershaw |
| Color | 8700TEALBW |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (5,889) |
| Date First Available | February 20, 2015 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00087171038728 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Handle Material | Aluminum |
| Included Components | 1560 hunting-folding-knives |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 6 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Item Length | 2.4 Inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 4.92 x 1.46 x 1.26 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.1 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Kershaw Sporting Goods |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | 4057-0501 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 0.1 Kilograms |
| Part Number | 8700TEALBW |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping, Hiking, Hunting |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Shape | Rectangular Prism (closed), Irregular (open) |
| Size | 2.4" |
| Special Feature | Reversible |
| Style | Pocketknife |
| Suggested Users | Unisex-Adult |
| Theme | Utility |
| UPC | 087171038728 |
| Warranty Description | Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Blade Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Brand:** Kershaw
- **Color:** 8700TEALBW
- **Handle Material:** Aluminum
- **Included Components:** 1560 hunting-folding-knives
- **Model Name:** 4057-0501
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camping, Hiking, Hunting
- **Special Feature:** Reversible
- **Style:** Pocketknife

## Images

![Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife, Compact Utility and Multi-Function Every Day Carry, Multiple Styles - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81A1TD1zY-L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the thumb stud on both sides of the blade? I want to make sure this works well for left-handed opening.**
A: Yes.  I have mine sitting here right next to me and it does indeed have thumb studs on both sides.  It's the least expensive knife I own, yet I carry it with me daily!  GREAT EDC knife!

**Q: where manufactured**
A: Buy the skyline its the greatest one of all i find it in my pocket more than my other 8 kershaws

**Q: What kind of steel is the blade? Same composition as model 8700 (8cr13mov), or something different (e.g., 420HC)?**
A: The blade is 8cr13mov

**Q: actual weight?**
A: cant say,it was a gift for someone...but I can tell you this...for the miney was a nice knife,very light weight...would purchase another!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A gem in the rough...
*by G***Y on February 12, 2016*

A gem in the rough... I will make no bones about it I’m a pretty avid knife guy. More so with pocket folders and tactic style knifes which that in itself is partly what drew me to purchase this little Kershaw Shuffle. Not that it’s a tactical knife but in fairness it was never meant to be. Now I should start out by saying that given the cheap price of the knife I wasn’t expecting much out of it. In this world of usually ‘you get what you pay for’ being the rule rather then the exception I didn’t expect a whole lot out of this knife but after some ‘teething problems’ it turned out to be a very likable knife. What I meant by teething problems is that as some others have said on here when you first get the knife chances are it will be quite stiff to open and close. Now in fairness that’s pretty common with most knifes with a little oiling and opening and closing the life breaking it in I did notice that it did seem to be slowly loosening up. I took it a step farther and tore the knife completely apart just to inspect it for myself and given the price range I would say that Kershaw is not skipping out on there quality even with cheaper knifes like this. Things lock up tightly and seem stoutly built for the size and price range of the knife. The blade itself is profiled reasonably symmetrically though being a cheap knife you have to have realistic expectations and not expect it to be of the same caliber and refinement as say a Cold Steel knife for example. Nonetheless having said all that it really is turning out to be quite a nice little knife. Now it’s obvious to say but it is a smaller knife. For guys that have bigger hands this could be a problem but when I say small I don’t mean cheap cartoony small. Just be aware that it is smaller then some knifes out there. It’s also worth mentioning as well that the blade steel is CR13MOV. Personally I’m not that bothered by that sense it’s a respectable steel quality, better then some of the ‘mystery steels’ that you see in some Gerber’s for example. The edge from the factory is usable although as expected it could be refined quite a bit but that’s not to hard to do given that the steel is CR13MOV. It takes an edge quickly and with general maintenance it will stay more then sharp enough for realistic cutting tasks. The handle is nothing to write home about though it is solid feeling and very predictable in the hands especially with steel liners adding strength and quality to the knife. The pocket clip is a little tight but I sprung mine out just slightly and it’s now easily able to be clipped yet maintains it’s secure unmoving quality. The elephant in the room in regards to this knife are some of the added features it has. I will say this. The flat head ‘screw driver’ at the base of the handle is actually realistically useable. I’d not use it to build a house but for simple screw tightening jobs or perhaps using it for modest pry bar applications it functions well and I’ve used it for both without issues. The ‘bottle cap’ lifter or whatever you want to call it does seem a little gimmicky and while I don’t drink alcohol to know if it is realistically usable for opening bottles I pressure can a number of different things and have used it to break the seals on pressure canned items and it has worked legitimately well. Are there better options? Yes. But for the price point and the fact it’s a Kershaw I definitely would recommend it off of those two factors alone. It’s far from the first Kershaw I’ve owned and while it’s not even remotely as good as some of the others I have it’s more then useable and I’m glad I got it. I call it a gem in the rough because when I first got it I’m sure I thought what a lot of others thought that this is just kind of ridiculous plus it’s stiff and blah blah blah. Well after working with it a bit it became quite a nice little knife. More then I was expecting it to be. So would I recommend it? Yes. For the price and quality especially after you break the knife in a bit I give it five stars out of five. Yes this review was written by a real person.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good little knife, better than its price point
*by K***R on May 23, 2018*

Everything said henceforward should be taken in the light of the price point of this little knife. I think I paid ten or eleven bucks for it. The knife is a little heavy for its size. Some milling of the steel liners would remove some of the unnecessary weight. The pocket clip, as is usual with Kershaw these days, is overly aggressive. It takes a bit more effort to open the knife than is strictly neccessary. Now that the negatives are out....and other than THIS IS A VERY INEXPENSIVE KNIFE, there are a lot of nice things to say. Part of the weight is due to the solid piece of steel that forms both the flathead screwdriver/pry tool and bottle opener; this results in a very small knife that is built like a tank. The blade came very, very sharp out of the box, and its shape is exactly as useful as I thought it would be in all of the usual tasks that I use an EDC blade for. 8Cr13MoV steel isn't the best or most corrosion-resistant knife steel, but I have found it to be pretty darn good steel in more expensive blades than the Shuffle. It took two seconds and a pair of needle-nose pliers to fix the clip to the level of tension that I want. I could probably adjust some of the stiffness out of the pivot, but I think I'm just gonna let it loosen with wear. Anything that Kershaw does to reduce the weight would only add an additional step to the milling process, which would result in a more expensive price point. I am quite happy with this little blade, and I hope Kershaw gets to see this review, 'cause I hope they'll continue offering different color handle scales with other knives, too. I already have plenty of black knives, and the bright color makes it easier for my old eyes to find in dim light.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect!
*by R***D on November 4, 2016*

I bought the Kershaw Shuffle (bead blasted finish with black scales) for use as a light duty EDC. First impressions: small and light, smaller that what I have been carrying. Looks well made. Fit and finish are excellent, same with ergonomics. First thing I did was try out the bottle opener. Mine works fine. I have also used the screwdriver to pry open a small paint can. No problem. Yes, the blade opens stiff. I consider this a safety feature. I wouldn''t want that short little pointy blade opening up in my pocket. I have no problem opening it one handed with my thumb. The liner lock locks the blade solid. Many reviews mentioned that third finger groove on the blade, and how close proximity to the business end made them nervous. For most routine chores, opening boxes, cutting string, etc., I use the two finger grooves on the handle. I still have a grip that allows me good control of the blade. I like having the option of using that third finger groove when I need to choke up on the blade for more precise work. Great design feature! I routinely re-bevel, sharpen, and strop new blades. This one took a fine edge. Only had it a week, so I can't yet say how it holds an edge. I also watch the screws on new knives in case they loosen up. Still tight after a week. I will give them a dab of loctite if needed. The pocket clip was really tight. I gently pulled it open, and now it rides easily over the pocket lip of my jeans. Most times it rides in the bottom of my pocket. It's light enough that I hardly notice it. I would not recommend this knife to a novice. Someonw who has carried a knife for a while will appreciate its more subtle features. After I sharpened and tuned it to my liking, its damn near perfect! I bought a second one for variety (teal scales with stonewash finish). Update: Feb. 2017. I have two of these that I rotate out with a comparable MTECH. Still love these little knives for everyday carry. The first two times I used the bottle opener, it opened first try. Must have been beginners luck, because it usually takes 2 or 3 attempts.

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