Pocket Knife Kershaw Flatbed

This Kershaw Flatbed pocket knife has a robust design and it feels great to hold. It’s made of firm material, which allows you to exert quite a lot of force onto the pocket knife in order to cut through a variety of durable objects.

The angular Tanto blade is made of 8Cr13MoV steel and it has a length of 79 mm. We already mentioned at the start that this Kershaw Flatbed pocket knife can be used to cut through durable materials and that 8Cr13MoV steel is well-suited to that particular task. The steel has a good hardness of 62 HRC, which ensures an excellent cutting-edge retention. Despite that hardness, the blade can also be sharpened with ease, if the cutting edge does end up getting a little blunt. The excellent corrosion-resistance and great wear-resistance both ensure you can comfortably use the Kershaw Flatbed pocket knife for different cutting tasks.

The flipper opening allows you to quickly and easily unfold the blade and it’s then kept in place with the durable liner lock in the handle. That handle is made up out of two black G10 scales with mild texturing. G10 is an exceptionally strong yet lightweight material that can take quite a lot of force while at all times retaining its original shape. The handle has a curved shape that feels great to hold in your hands. There’s a carry clip on the Kershaw Flatbed pocket knife that you can easily attach onto the left side or the right side of the handle, which allows you to keep it within reach.