2.6" Stainless Steel Blade Pocket Knife | Kershaw Shuffle II 8750TBLKBW Blackwash

Well made and sharp knife. Great size for carry.

Sharp out of the box and easy to sharpen when needed. Flips open and folds easily with one hand, locking mechanism works well. I use pry/screwdriver tool on the end of knife all the time, more than the blade, for so many daily tasks, opening paint cans, prying up nails, tightening and removing screws. Great value vs amount of use. The knife is built incredibly well it will hold up for a lifetime and could be passed on as a keepsake. I recommend these to friends and family and would buy again if needed.

For the price, hard to beat. My EDC for the last month. Replaced a heavy multitool. My thought was this knife is a better blade and still has a bottle opener (most used feature for me on a multitool!). Carries well. Thumb stud is a little big, tends to get hung up on pocket. I keep mine in the front right pocket. Finish holds up fine and looks nice in my opinion. Grips are a little cheap feeling but seem reasonably durable. Out of the box not a super sharp knife, but fine for general use. I like the bottle opener, works well for me. Evidence is the 5 extra lbs I gained over the holidays opening beers with the knife. Have not used the screw driver yet, but seems it will do in a pinch. The knife is light and is barely noticeable in the pocket. Locks up nice and tight and feels solid during cutting. I would prefer a drop point blade vs a tanto (esp for skinning or cleaning a fish). Overall, I'd recommend this knife for EDC. At this price I also bought one for my son. Update - just bought a third one! This is a great little knife. I use the bottle opener all the time. While not as versatile, its much easier to EDC than a multi tool or swiss army.

Ordered the "Kershaw Shuffle II Folding Pocket Knife, Small, Lightweight Utility and Multi-Function Knife, Multiple Styles" for a family friend who is into camping & climbing. Kershaw is the brand you want to carry when you really need the knife to perform (trimming ropes for example) with a sturdy blade that holds its sharpness. Highly recommended enjoy!

So far this is a fantastic pocket knife. How it feels in your hand, the opening, locking, and unlocking mechanism, and how it fits in your pocket. I have not done much with it other than open boxes but it feels like it is a sturdy, well made knife and at a great price on top of it all

I've bought a couple of them over the years. While the price has just about doubled since i got the first one, it is an awesome little knife. Unfortunately my first one was confiscated by the German police. I didn't realize it was in my carry on at the time. Made it through Chicago - O'Hare and the airport in Stockholm just fine. But was caught in Stuttgart while flying home. It was super embarrassing at the time, but funny to think about it now. It's my favorite little knife.

I just received this today, and I have to say that I am very pleased. I haven't put it to the test of abuse yet, but these are my first impressions. The described size of it is deceptive. It's by far more comfortable in my large hands than I expected. It's a tiny knife that fits like a bigger one. The ergonomics are excellent. More important all of the action is very smooth and very solid. No noticeable wobbly bits. Stays firmly closed and open, and doesn't want to be anything other than one of the two unless it's told to. The factory edge is, as expected, quite sharp. Everything is extremely comfortable. The wide spacing between the thumb stud and handle is especially worth note, as it makes the blade very easy to deploy even while wearing gloves. The overall "broadness" makes it very easy to keep in hand. And the robust "bottle opener" makes for enough counterweight to give a nice balance. The overall weight and feel is very light. While nothing about the construction feels "weak". My one complaint is, that while the rest of the knife seems to be made for big clumbsy hands, the safety lock is very tiny and barely protrudes. So closing the blade could be a challenge with gloves or in the cold with numb fingers. Any other possible complaint can be answered with "you should have bought a different style of knife.". I've included pictures comparing it to my old EDC, a Gerber Evo, that's lasted me about 9 years. The two shouldn't be compared in the same category but I feel it is relevant for size comparison. Considering the price, unless you need a bigger blade, this seems to be a really good option. **Update** I changed it to a 5 star. This tiny little guy has turned into my shop go-to. The edge is extremely easy to maintain and holds well. The screwdriver and bottle opener have both proven much more useful than I expected. But probably the most important is the stubby tanto blade shape and ergonomics. This has effectively turned into a folding pocket chisel for me. The fat short blade with so much grip space makes it very controllable for precise but powerful work. Also ran it through 20' of cardboard, with a few plastic packing straps along the way (the shop had received a shipment of aluminum box tube, wrapped in cardboard and straps), in a single go and it didn't even slow down to think about it. Supurb little beater knife and I almost want to stock up on them exactly for that purpose.

Nice edge. A bit small for my hands but that's not the knifes fault. I wear a large glove. Update: I know much more about knives now, and this was my first EDC (everyday carry). It was a great first knife. Definitely small if you wear a L-size glove but fine if your hands are smaller. I love the tanto edge! It helps when holding different grip styles and perfect for sharpening a pencil the old-school way. The pivot screw has been tightened and adjusted several times over the past year. I actually bought a star tipped screwdriver solely because of this knife. The handle is a bit slick and can be a burden on your hands when using it over longer periods of time. The pommel on the end is great for prying or breaking down materials. I use a lighter to open my beers so I don't have feedback on that. Overall a decent $20 knife, especially if you are looking for a small knife.