Kershaw and Zero Tolerance Knives

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For Immediate Release
June, 2013
Contact: Chris Brooks
1-503-682-1966; [email protected]
Zero Tolerance & Dmitry Sinkevich Impress with the NEW 0454
• Winner of the Blade Show's 2013 Overall Knife of the Year
• New limited edition 0454 has the first three-part Composite Blade
• Based on Dmitry Sinkevich's "Cardinator"
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TUALATIN, OREGON—Belorussian knife maker Dmitry Sinkevich is partnering with Zero Tolerance
Knives to create a limited edition ZT based on his custom knife, the Cardinator.
The new knife, the Zero Tolerance 0454, has just been named as the 2013 Overall Knife of the Year
during the annual Blade Show. Blade Show winners are chosen by a vote of industry members and
based on a roster of key qualities, from innovation to craftsmanship.
Among the 0454's innovations is the first three-part Composite Blade. This proprietary process
combines several steels into a single blade. In this case, Zero Tolerance put CPM D2 on the cutting
edge and spine while 14C28N stainless steel forms the angular design in the middle. The three parts
are laser cut like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, then permanently braze welded together.
This remarkable Composite Blade is paired with 3D-machined carbon fiber handles that are
lightweight, yet incredible strong. For reliable blade lockup, the 0454’s Sub-Frame Lock has a titanium
lockbar with hardened stainless steel lockbar insert. The blade opens with a flipper and moves on the
KVT ball-bearing system. Strong blade detent gives the opening a powerful, professional feel.
Every detail of the 0454 is sculpted—from pocketclip to backspacer. A handsome, oversized pivot is
the final touch on this impressive knife.
0454 specifications:
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Steel: CPM D2/14C28N
Handle: Machined carbon fiber
Kai USA Ltd. • 18600 SW Teton Avenue • Tualatin, Oregon 97062
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Blade: 4.1 in. (10.4 cm)
Closed: 5.2 in. (13.2 in.)
Weight: 4.1 oz.
Opening method: KVT ball-bearing system
Clip: Single position
Lock: Sub-frame lock, with hardened steel lockbar insert
MSRP: $500
Made in the USA
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Zero Tolerance Knives, makers of premium and professional knives is a brand of Kai USA Ltd., the North American
division of Kai Corporation Other Kai USA brands include Kershaw Knives, quality sporting and everyday carrying knives,
and Shun Cutlery, fine kitchen knives and housewares. The company website is www.kaiusaltd.com.
NEW! 0454 from Zero Tolerance Knives
No information on availability date or quantities that will be manufactured is available at this time.
June, 2013
The Zero Tolerance 0801 Now Comes in NEW Dark Bronze PVD Coating &
Carbon Fiber Handle Inserts
• Limited Edition 0801CF shows off ZT's new coating and "singular" style
• New knife is based on custom knife maker Todd Rexford's outstanding Singularity
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TUALATIN, OREGON—Make smart practical designs. Take advantage of advanced processes.
Use premium materials. These are just a few of the ideas about knife making that Zero Tolerance and
Todd Rexford have in common and that make us a great team.
An example of this teamwork is the new, limited edition 0801CF. Based on Todd’s "Singularity," the
0801CF adds 6K twill weave carbon fiber inserts and a dynamic new dark bronze PVD-coating to the
already handsome 0801.
This limited edition version features a blade of M390 powdered steel designed to provide good
corrosion resistance and optimum wear resistance. The bronzed handles are titanium and feature a
secure frame lock with hardened stainless-steel insert.
The knife opens with a flipper and the smooth KVT ball-bearing system. For an extra touch of interest,
the front handle has a cutout that lets the knife user see the inside of the back handle where we've
embossed the words, Zero Tolerance.
0801CF specifications:
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Steel: M390
Handle: Titanium, bronze PVD coating, carbon fiber inserts
Blade: 3.5 in. (8.9 cm)
Closed: 4.7 in. (11.9 in.)
Weight: 5.7 oz.
Clip: Reversible, deep-carry
Lock: Frame lock, with hardened steel lockbar insert
MSRP: $340
Made in the USA
and Shun Cutlery, fine kitchen knives and housewares. The company website is www.kaiusaltd.com
June, 2013
New Zero Tolerance Blackwash Finish is the New Black
• Zero Tolerance is one of the first major manufacturers to use this new type of finish on production knives
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TUALATIN, OREGON—Zero Tolerance introduces blackwash. A blackwashed knife is like a battletested tool or a favorite pair of well-worn jeans. Blackwashing gives a ZT that already-broken-in look.
Although a few custom knife makers have been using this process, Zero Tolerance is one of the first
major manufacturers to use it on production knives.
To make a blackwashed knife, knife components are Tungsten DLC (Diamond-like Carbon) coated,
then tumbled to produce the distinctive ZT blackwash finish. Like any coating, it will wear eventually,
but with blackwashing, additional wear just adds to the blackwashed look.
0560BW specifications:
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Steel: ELMAX®, Tungsten DLC blackwashed
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Handle: 3D machined G10- front; 3D-machined titanium back, blackwashed
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Blade: 3.75 in. (9.5 cm)
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Closed: 5 in. (12.7 in.)
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Weight: 5.8 oz.
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Lock: Frame lock
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MSRP: $325
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Made in the USA
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Steel: S30V, Tungsten DLC blackwashed
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Handle: 3D machined G10- front; 3D-machined titanium back, blackwashed
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Blade: 3.75 in. (9.5 cm)
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Closed: 5.1 in. (12.9 in.)
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Weight: 5.8 oz.
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Opening method: SpeedSafe®
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Clip: Reversible
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Lock: Frame lock
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MSRP: $340
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Made in the USA
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and Shun Cutlery, fine kitchen knives and housewares. The company website is www.kaiusaltd.com
June, 2013
The Zero Tolerance 0770CF Now Comes with Carbon Fiber Handle
• A compact version of the award-winning Zero Tolerance 0777
* NEW! Carbon fiber handle for lightweight carry
TUALATIN, OREGON—The original, award-winning Zero Tolerance 0777 is a very limited-run knife.
Yet interest in it is high among blade aficionados.
That's why Zero Tolerance is proud to announce a new version of that award-winning knife—one that
will be much more generally available. The 0770CF offers the style and performance of the awardwinning 0777, but in a slightly smaller, streamlined version.
For ZT performance, the blade is ELMAX powdered steel, which provides the ability to take a razor
edge, excellent edge retention, strength, and toughness. A stonewashed finish on the blade hides
hard-use scratches and makes maintenance easier.
The sweeping lines of the original 0777 are preserved in the lightweight carbon fiber handle that
nestles securely in the hand. An inset liner lock in titanium secures the blade without adding
unnecessary weight.
The 0770CF opens quickly and easily thanks to SpeedSafe® assisted opening and the built-in flipper.
Pocketclip, lockbar, and backspacer are machined titanium for lightweight strength. For a final touch of
class, ZT adds a handsome oversized pivot.
0770CF specifications:
• Steel: ELMAX®
• Handle: Carbon fiber
• Blade: 3.25 in. (8.3 cm)
• Closed: 4.3 in. (10.9 in.)
• Weight: 3 oz.
• Opening method: SpeedSafe®
• Clip: Reversible, deep-carry
• Lock: Inset liner lock
• MSRP: $225
• Made in the USA
February, 2013
The Zero Tolerance 0350 Now Comes
with an Uncoated Blade
• A purpose-roughened stonewashed finish replaces the Diamond-Like Carbon coating
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TUALATIN, OREGON— The Zero Tolerance 0350 gets a lot of love from knife enthusiasts. Yet
there are those who say they'd love it a lot more without the DLC coating on the blade.
Done. For 2013, Zero Tolerance is granting the wishes of uncoated blade lovers with the new
0350SW.
Instead of DLC coating on the blade, the new 0350SW's blade comes with a stonewashed finish.
Like the other 0350s, the blade is S30V stainless steel for extreme durability, corrosion
resistance, and wear resistance.
The handle is the same as on the 0350—textured G-10 scales with a secure locking liner. Zero
Tolerance's quad-mounting system enables all-position pocket carry of the knife.
The 0350SW opens quickly with the patented SpeedSafe® assisted opening system. A knife user
can use the ambidextrous thumbstud or flipper to open the knife easily—even in duty gloves.
The new 0350SW is a much-requested addition to the Zero Tolerance lineup.
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Steel: S30V, stonewashed finish
Handle: Textured G-10 front, stainless steel back
Blade: 3.25 In.
Closed: 4.63 in.
Weight: 5.6 oz.
Opening method: Assisted opening
Clip: Quad-mounting system
Lock: Liner Lock
MSRP: $175.
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February, 2013
Introducing Custom Knifemaker Todd Rexford's
First Knife with Zero Tolerance
• ELMAX steel + titanium + Zero Tolerance + Todd Rexford = one amazing knife
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TUALATIN, OREGON—Introducing the Zero Tolerance 0801.
The blade is ELMAX powdered steel, which provides a razor edge, excellent edge retention,
strength, and toughness. A stonewashed finish on the blade hides hard-use scratches and makes
maintenance easier.
The handle is lightweight and durable titanium with machined grooves for a secure grip and a
great look. The titanium handle features a secure frame lock that, thanks to the titanium, is
extremely strong.
The blade deploys using the built-in flipper. Just pull back on the flipper and the ELMAX blade
rotates out of the handle on ZT’s glass-smooth KVT ball-bearing system. No springs required; just
simple, easy, one-handed opening.
The 0801 pocketclip is designed for deep carry and reversible for left- or right-handed carry.
Decorative pivot hardware completes the handsome look.
For knife users who like the looks of all metal, all the time, the 0810 is the right choice.
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Steel: ELMAX®, stonewashed finish
Handle: titanium
Blade: 3.5 in.
Closed: 4.7 in.
Opening method: manual, KVT ball-bearing
Lock: Frame lock
MSRP: $240.
Made in the USA
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February, 2013
Zero Tolerance & Rick Hinderer are Back with the NEW 0566
• Not as large as the 0560, this new knife is EDC-perfect
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TUALATIN, OREGON— Zero Tolerance Knives and Rick Hinderer team up again to create the
new Zero Tolerance 0566. More compact than its larger brothers, the 0560 and 0561, the new
0566 is built for pure performance in an EDC-perfect size.
On the performance end, the blade is pure ELMAX powdered steel. With almost no impurities in
the steel, the 0566’s blade can be sharpened to hair-popping levels—and also offers excellent
edge retention, strength, and toughness.
For a secure grip, the front scale is textured G-10. The back is all stainless steel with a sturdy
frame lock and lockbar stabilizer. The 0566 offers Zero Tolerance's quad-mounting system so
users can choose tip-up/tip/down, left- or right-handed carry. And because it's a deep-carry clip,
the knife will sit comfortably deep in the pocket.
For Rick Hinderer style in an easy-carry size, the new 0566 fits the bill.
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Steel: ELMAX®, stonewashed finish
Handle: Textured g-10 front, stainless steel back
Blade: 3.25 in.
Closed: 4.45 in.
Opening method: assisted opening
Clip: Quad-mounting system, deep-carry clip
Lock: Frame lock, lockbar stabilizer
MSRP: $180.
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February, 2013
Kershaw's Award-Winning Cryo is
Bigger Than Ever in the New Cryo II
• The new Cryo II (model 1556TI) is 20% larger than the original Cryo
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TUALATIN, OREGON—The new Kershaw Cryo II is significantly larger than the original award-winning
Cryo.
With its 3 1/4 in. SpeedSafe-equipped blade, this classic Rick Hinderer design was made for those who
just demand more from a pocketknife. More size. More features. More style.
The Cryo II is built of pure stainless steel coated with matte-grey titanium carbo-nitride for a no-fuss look that
lets the design shine through. Like all Rick’s knives, the Cryo II benefits from his real world experience as a
fire fighter and EMT. It’s designed to be a sturdy knife that’s still aesthetically pleasing and feels good in the
hand.
For secure blade lock up, the Cryo II offers a tough frame lock with lockbar stabilization. The Cryo II also
comes with Kershaw’s SpeedSafe assist for fast and easy one-handed opening. Access it with either the
built-in flipper or the thumbstud.
Though it’s a larger knife, the Cryo II is remarkably slim and rides comfortably deep in the pocket thanks to
Kershaw's deep-carry clip. The Cryo II combines tactical, hard-use looks, a Hinderer design, and SpeedSafe
assisted opening in an amazingly affordable knife.
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SpeedSafe® assisted opening
Frame lock with lockbar stabilizer
Flipper and thumbstud
Quad-carry (tip-up/tip-down; left/right) pocketclip; deep-carry
Steel: 8Cr13MoV, titanium carbo-nitride coating
Handle: 410, titanium carbo-nitride coating
Blade length: 3 3/8 in. (8.6 cm)
Closed length: 4 3/8 in. (11.1 cm)
Overall length: 7 3/4 in. (19.7 cm)
Weight: 5.5 oz.
MSRP $59.95
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Kershaw Knives, makers of quality sporting and everyday carrying knives, and Zero Tolerance Knives, premium and
professional knives, are brands of Kai USA Ltd., the North American division of Kai Corporation. Other Kai USA brands
include Shun Cutlery, fine kitchen knives and housewares. The company website is www.kaiusaltd.com.
February, 2013
Kershaw's New Thermite to Provide Marketplace Heat
• The new Kershaw Thermite (model 3880) is designed by Rick Hinderer
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TUALATIN, OREGON—A thermite is a mixture that, when ignited, produces a huge amount of heat.
That's exactly what Kershaw expects to happen in the marketplace with the introduction of the new Thermite
from custom knifemaker Rick Hinderer.
With tactical styling and practical performance, the Thermite is a mixture of great looks and great features.
Rick Hinderer and Kershaw designed it to give users Rick Hinderer's no-nonsense functionality—but with
enough style to be an exceptionally eye-catching knife.
The 3 1/2-in. stonewashed blade is hollow-ground, providing excellent slicing ability. A flat-ground “spanto”
tip offers strong piercing and even prying capabilities. A machined G-10 front scale and a heavily textured
backspacer add to the Thermite's striking looks. On the practical side, the back handle is stainless steel with
a frame lock and lockbar stabilizer for an always-secure lockup.
For easy opening, the Thermite is equipped with SpeedSafe, which can be accessed with the ambidextrous
flipper or thumbstud. Kershaw’s Quad-Carry/deep-carry pocketclip offers complete carrying versatility.
The Thermite (model 3880) retails for $54.95.
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Quad-carry; deep-carry
Steel: 8Cr13MoV, stonewashed finish
Handle: Machined G-10 front, 410 steel back
Closed length: 4 7/8 in. (20 cm)
Weight: 4.9 oz.
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February, 2013
Kershaw's New Scrambler Plays it Cool & Classy
• Designed by RJ Martin, the Scrambler (model 3890)
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TUALATIN, OREGON— Designed by RJ Martin, the Scrambler’s classy, drop-point blade is hollow-ground
so it breezes through slicing tasks, while the flat-ground, large top swedge adds to its good looks.
The 8Cr13MoV blade steel offers strength and good edge retention. For another dose of coolness, the
blade, front bolster, and handle back are coated in cool grey titanium carbo-nitride. The coating protects the
blade and gives the knife a unified look as the blade flows into the handle.
The comfortable handle is textured G-10 with a steel bolster on one side and an all-stainless-steel back with
a sturdy frame lock on the other. The bolster is extended to provide forefinger protection and to ensure the
knife sits firmly in the hand during use.
The Scrambler opens quickly and easily with the ambidextrous flipper and SpeedSafe assisted opening. A
reversible pocketclip enables left- or right-handed carry.
The Scrambler (model 3890) retails for $59.95.
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Frame lock
Flipper
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Handle: Textured G-10/steel bolster front, titanium carbo nitride coating; 410 steel back
Overall length: 7 7/8 in. (20 cm)
MSRP $59.95
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February, 2013
Kershaw's New Swerve is Ready to Go to Work
• A wide blade and K-Texture™ grip handles make the Swerve (model 3850) a practical, tough work knife
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TUALATIN, OREGON—Kershaw calls it the Swerve because the ergonomic handle strongly swerves to fit
the contours of the hand perfectly.
The "swerved" handle provides additional cutting leverage as well as offering an extremely comfortable grip
on the knife. To further enhance grip, the Swerve's handle is embossed with Kershaw’s exclusive, new KTexture. The K-Texture pattern provides additional traction for confident cutting in a variety of environmental
conditions.
The Swerve's extra-wide drop-point blade offers excellent slicing capabilities as well as handling a wide
variety of cutting tasks, making it the perfect work knife. The 8Cr13MoV stainless steel blade offers good
edge-holding capabilities and strength. Unusual jimping on the blade back adds style without being overly
aggressive. A purpose-roughened, stonewashed finish hides scratches.
The Swerve opens one-handed with SpeedSafe assisted opening. A pullback on the flipper or a push on the
thumbstud opens the blade smoothly and easily. For convenient pocket carry, the Swerve also has a
reversible, deep-carry clip.
This right-sized, tough EDC and work knife (model 3850) retails for $39.95.
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Liner lock
Reversible pocketclip; deep-carry
Handle: Glass-filled nylon, K-Texture™ grip
Blade length: 3 in. (7.6 cm)
Weight: 4.8 oz.
MSRP $39.95
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February, 2013
Two Injections of Excitement in Kershaw's 2013 Lineup
• Designed by Todd Rexford, the Injection 3.5 (model 3830)
and Injection 3.0 (model 3820) offer class and performance
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TUALATIN, OREGON—From custom knifemaker Todd Rexford and Kershaw Knives comes the new
Injection 3.5 and Injection 3.0. Both offer an astonishing wealth of custom details—without the custom price.
From the tip of their classic drop-point blades to their 3D-machined G-10 handles, both Injections offer
streamlined good looks.
Details like decorative pivot hardware and machined thumbstuds give the Injections a high-end look and
feel. The G-10 handles feature incised cutouts on each side, providing a see-through view of the stainless
steel liners. The G-10 is slightly textured for a secure grip. Even the backspacer has style. It's chamfered
(cut at an angle) on the back end and has an angled cut at the front end. Another nice detail is the inset
lanyard pin so nothing interrupts the smooth line of the knife.
The Injection 3.5 has a 3 1/2-in. blade and the Injection 3.0 has a 3-in. blade. Built of high-performance
8Cr13MoV stainless steel, the blade comes razor-sharp and holds its edge well. Manual opening is smooth
and easy with an ambidextrous thumbstud. Once open, the blade is secured with a steel locking liner. The
pocketclip is reversible for left- or right-handed carry.
Closed length for the Injection 3.5 is 4 1/2 inches; it retails for $59.95. Closed, the Injection 3.0 is 4 inches
long; it retails for $54.95.
General Injection Specifications:
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Liner lock
Thumbstud
Reversible pocketclip
Steel: 8Cr13MoV, bead-blasted finish
Handle: 3D-machined G-10
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February, 2013
Titanium Adds "Dimension" to
Kershaw's New Model 3815
• Designed for those who crave a little titanium with their steel
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TUALATIN, OREGON—With its all-metal construction, the new Kershaw Dimension is a genuine eyecatcher.
The handle is titanium with deeply machined grooves in the sides of the handle and finger contours on the
bottom. This ensures users always have an extremely secure grip and gives the Dimension a very solid feel
in the hand.
The titanium handle is paired with an 8Cr13MoV blade for strength, toughness, and the ability to hold an
edge. The wider drop-point blade is very practical and excels at doing just about any task a user would
demand of it.
An easily accessible button lock provides lockup security when the blade is open, but also enables the user
to easily release the lock with the push of a button when closing the knife.
The Dimension also features SpeedSafe assisted opening, which can be accessed using the built-in flipper
or thumbstud. For carrying versatility, the Dimension includes a Tri-Carry (three-position) deep-carry
pocketclip, which completes this handsome package.
The Dimension (model 3815) retails for $99.95.
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Quad-carry; deep-carry
Handle: Machined G-10 steel bolster front, 410 steel back
Weight: 5 oz.
MSRP $99.95
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February, 2013
Customers Fall for the New Kershaw FreeFall
• New model 3840 will have tactical style, extreme ergonomics—and an amazing price
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TUALATIN, OREGON—Introduced at the SHOT Show in Las Vegas, the new Kershaw FreeFall won wide
approval from show-goers. And no wonder.
This tactically styled blade offers a palm-gripping, ergonomic handle paired with a modified tanto blade. For
extra cutting versatility, the blade has a slightly curved belly. The tanto tip is flat ground for strength. The
8Cr13MoV stainless steel blade, with easy-care stonewashed finish, provides high performance at an
affordable price.
The handle is contoured to fit the palm and is partially embossed with Kershaw’s new K-Texture™ for an
extra secure hold. Heavy jimping on the blade back and on the lower part of the backspacer add to the grip
power of this handsome knife. The backspacer also has a built-in lanyard hole that's wide enough to
accommodate a variety of lanyard styles.
The FreeFall also has a reversible and adjustable deep-carry clip. A screw on the knife butt enables the user
to mount the clip for left- or right-handed carry. The screw also lets the user move the clip closer or further
from the handle for a tighter or looser carry.
Customizing touches like that, combined with tactical styling and a comfortable hand-fit , make the FreeFall
an easy choice for tough piercing tasks as well as for every day carry. The new FreeFall will retail for $39.95.
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Weight: 4.1 oz.
MSRP $39.95
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February, 2013
Kershaw's New Multi-Function Shuffle is Value-Priced & Must-Have
• A stubby, wide blade—plus a flathead screwdriver, bottlecap lifter & Kershaw's exclusive K-Texture™
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TUALATIN, OREGON—The new Kershaw Shuffle is compact, versatile & tough.
The first thing a knife user will notice about the new Shuffle is its compact size and wide little blade. The next
things they'll notice are how nicely the finger contours fit the hand, how Kershaw's new K-Texture™ handle
provides an extra secure grip, and how useful that stubby little blade really is.
But the Shuffle has some additional tricks up its sleeve: It also has a flathead screwdriver at the butt of the
knife, which doubles as a lanyard attachment, and a handy bottlecap lifter built into the back of the knife.
The blade is made of 8Cr13MoV stainless steel known for its ability to hold an edge, strength, and hardness.
The K-Texture handle—composed of a repeating pattern of the Kershaw logo "k"—is exclusive to Kershaw
and enhances grip. A liner lock secures the Shuffle's blade open in use, but closes easily when its tasks are
done.
As a utility knife, a work knife, or just a great multi-function pocketknife, the Shuffle (model 8700) is the right
choice.
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Steel: 8Cr13MoV, bead-blasted finish
Blade length: 2 3/8 in. (6 cm)
MSRP $24.95
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February, 2013
New LoneRock Hunting Series Features
State-of-the-Art Design, Kershaw's Exclusive K-Texture™ Grip
• Series includes five new hunting knives
• All models have Kershaw's exclusive K-Texture for an ultra-secure grip
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TUALATIN, OREGON—For 2013, Kershaw introduces a new hunting series designed to meet the needs of
today's hunter and outdoorsman: the LoneRock Series.
The LoneRock Series is a collection of tough, versatile outdoor tools that will stand up to the demands of the
toughest hunting trip. From the sturdy, razor-edged 8Cr13MoV blade with titanium carbo-nitride coating to
the K-Texture handle, LoneRock materials are top notch.
The new designs provide the ultimate in grip-position versatility. An oversized choil and thumb grooves on
either side of the handle enable the user to choke up on the blade when necessary or use the handle when
additional leverage is needed. Mid-spine jimping enhances fine control.
Kershaw's exclusive K-Texture material further augments grip. The LoneRock K-Texture material is both
textured and rubberized to provide a non-slip grip, even in cold or wet conditions. K-Texture helps ensure a
secure grip on the tools and enables a user to to handle them comfortably.
General LoneRock Specifications:
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All knives include nylon sheath
Kershaw LoneRock Hunting Knives Come in Five Models
LoneRock Small Fixed Blade
Model 1895
For those who prefer a mid-sized hunting knife
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MSRP $49.95
LoneRock Large Fixed Blade with Gut Hook
Model 1896GH A bigger knife for rigorous hunts
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MSRP $54.95
LoneRock Folder
Model 1898
Opens manually with the large groove, no thumbstud to get in the way; sturdy
mid-lock
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MSRP $54.95
LoneRock Folder with Gut Hook
Model 1898GH Opens manually with the large groove, no thumbstud to get in the way; sturdy
mid-lock; built-in gut hook
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MSRP $54.95
LoneRock Zipit Pro
Model 1894
Slim, tapered blade makes clean cuts, rounded tip won’t puncture the gut sack
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MSRP $37.96
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February, 2013
Kershaw Pro-Grade Fish & Specialty Game Series
Adds Three New Models
• New models include Spear Point Bait, Boning, and Gutting/Scaling knives
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TUALATIN, OREGON—Kershaw's Pro-Grade Specialty Fish & Game series is designed to enable outdoor enthusiasts
and kitchen pros alike to always have the right knife for any job. Pros know that having the right tool for the task makes
every job easier—which is exactly what the Pro-Grade line is made to do.
New for 2013 are three new Pro-Grade specialty knives:
The Spear-Point Bait Knife (model 1290) offers a 3-in. blade with serrations on one side as well as a sharp spear-point for
piercing tasks. It's perfect for plug cutting baitfish and handles all precision bait-cutting jobs quickly and easily.
The 5 1/2-in. Boning Knife (model 1291) has a thin, sharp blade designed to help separate meat from bones in larger fish,
poultry, and meat. The blade's narrow profile makes it easier to get into the tight places, while the sharpness and strength
of the blade makes it possible to quickly cut through cartilage.
The 5 1/2-in. Gutting/Scaling Knife (model 1292) makes scaling easy with the built-in scaler on the spine of the blade. The
blade cuts through the belly quickly and makes removing the gills easy.
Like the rest of the Pro-Grade line, the blades on these new knives are 420J2 stainless steel for excellent corrosion
resistance—always important for use in a wet environment. The steel is tough and easy to re-sharpen. When filleting, it
offers just the right amount of “flex” to make filleting and breakdown easier.
The Pro-Grade handle is a proven design that enables the hand to lock easily into place for comfort and control, even
when doing professional levels of processing.
The new Spear Point Bait Knife retails for $9.95, the 5 1/2-in. Boning Knife for $19.95, and the Gutting/Scaling Knife for
$19.95.
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Steel: 420J2, brushed finish
Handle: Polypropylene
Includes blade guard
February, 2013
Kershaw Bows to Customer Demand
for a New Blur Color Combination
• The new 1670RDBLKST will have a black DLC-coated blade and a red-and-black handle
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TUALATIN, OREGON—Customers have been asking for it and for 2013 Kershaw is making it: a red Blur
with a black DLC-coated blade, model 1670RDBLKST.
Like all Blurs, this new red-and-black version is equipped with a big, slightly recurved blade that’s ideal for
multitasking. The blade shape offers both excellent slicing and piercing capabilities. High-performance
Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel provides the Blur's blade with corrosion resistance and excellent edgeholding ability. Black DLC coating protects the blade and looks great with this Blur's red handles with black
Trac-Tec grip-tape inserts.
The handle is built of durable 6061-T6 anodized aluminum, which is sometimes described as “aircraft
aluminum” since it is a common material used for aircraft fittings. It's lightweight, extremely durable, and
accepts a dye well so Kershaw can create colored handles that are scratch resistant and extra tough.
For easy one-handed opening, the Blur is equipped with SpeedSafe assisted opening. A short push on the
thumbstud overcomes the resistance built into the torsion bar in the SpeedSafe mechanism and the blade
moves out of the handle quickly and easily. The pocketclip is reversible for a choice of tip-up or tip-down
carry. The new Blur will retail for $109.95.
Specifications:
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Made in the USA
Liner lock
Thumbstud
Reversible (tip-up, tip-down) pocketclip
Steel: Sandvik 14C28N, DLC coating
Handle: 6061-T6 anodized aluminum, Trac-Tec inserts
Weight: 3.9 oz.
MSRP $109.95
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February, 2013
Kershaw Announces
3 New "Scallion" Colors for 2013
• Jewel-tone Purple, Navy Blue & Olive Drab Debut in 2013
• The new models are: model 1620PUR (purple); model 1620NB (navy blue); model 1620OL (olive drab)
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TUALATIN, OREGON—The Kershaw Scallion just may be the one pocketknife that anyone and everyone
can carry with complete confidence and ease. It's not too big, so it's not intimidating. It's not too small, so it
can handle just able every task a user could ask of it.
But because it's so popular, everyone wants a Scallion they can call their own—in a color they really like.
That's why, for 2013, Kershaw is introducing three new colors that customers have been asking for: jeweltone purple, navy or "shop coat" blue, and olive drab.
The blade steel is high-carbon stainless steel that offers good edge retention and excellent corrosion
resistance. The blade is bead-blasted to give it a soft, matte look and make it easier to maintain, too.
Whether a user is left-handed or right-handed, the Scallion is quick and easy to open thanks to our
SpeedSafe assisted opening and the Scallion's ambidextrous flipper.
The brilliant color is applied to the anodized aluminum handles. The color is a fade-resistant, scratchresistant dye that’s permanently bonded to the aluminum, so it looks good now, and looks good later, too.
Even better, anodizing actually strengthens the aluminum for a handle that's strong, lightweight—and
colorful. For safety, the Scallion has a locking liner to keep it locked safely open and a Tip-Lock to keep it
locked safely closed during transport.
Specifications:
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Made in the USA
Liner lock
Single-position pocketclip
Steel: 420HC, bead-blasted finish
Handle: 6060-T6 anodized aluminum
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Weight: 2.3 oz.
MSRP $74.95
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February, 2013
Kershaw Announces
3 New "Leek" Colors for 2013
• Jewel-tone purple, bright orange & olive drab debut in 2013
• The new models are: model 1660PUR (purple); model 1660OR (orange); model 1660OL (olive drab)
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TUALATIN, OREGON—Kershaw Leeks have been top sellers since they were first introduced.
But because they're so popular, customers want a Leek they can call their own—in colors they really like. So
for 2013, Kershaw is introducing three new colors that customers have been asking for: jewel-tone purple,
bright orange, and olive drab.
Each of these new models features a blade of Sandvik 14C28N high-performance stainless steel. The taskready 3-in., blade is a modified drop-point shape that offers good slicing capabilities, while the slim tip
makes it great for piercing and detail work. The blade comes razor sharp out of the box and holds its edge
well, too.
The brilliant color is applied to the anodized aluminum handles. The color is a fade-resistant, scratchresistant dye that’s permanently bonded to the aluminum, so it looks good now, and looks good later, too.
But color isn't the only benefit of anodizing; the process strengthens the aluminum as well.
SpeedSafe equipped, the new Leeks are fast and easy to open left- or right-handed thanks to the
ambidextrous flipper or thumbstud. For safety, a locking liner keeps the blade locked open during use and
a Tip-Lock slider locks it closed when folded.
Specifications:
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Made in the USA
Liner lock
Reversible (tip-up/tip-down) pocketclip
Steel: Sandvik 14C28N, bead-blasted finish
Handle: 6061-T6 anodized aluminum
Closed length: 4 in. (10.3 cm)
Weight: 3.0 oz.
MSRP $79.95
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