Kershaw Black XCOM 3425 Folding Knife with 3.6" 8Cr13MoV Blade and GFN Handle

Introducing the Kershaw 3425 XCOM, a folding knife that draws inspiration from the classic design of World War II trench knives. This knife offers a practical solution for everyday carrying and use, unlike its bulky and inconvenient military counterparts. The XCOM features a symmetrical spear-point blade, perfect for piercing and cutting tasks. Its bayonet grind adds to its old-school charm. However, Kershaw has also taken legal concerns into consideration. The quality 8Cr13MoV blade is sharpened on only one side, making it safer and easier to close, and ensuring its legality in more areas (please check your local laws to be certain). Opening the knife is a breeze with the built-in thumb disk, requiring manual operation. The handle of the XCOM is designed for comfort and versatility, accommodating a wide range of hand sizes. Constructed from durable, all-weather glass-filled nylon, the grooved handle incorporates a handguard near the blade to prevent slipping. The spine of the knife features exposed liner jimping, providing better cutting control. An inset liner lock ensures that the blade remains securely open during use and closes effortlessly when you're finished. For convenient carrying, the XCOM includes a reversible, deep-carry pocket clip, allowing the knife to sit discreetly low in your pocket. Alternatively, you can attach paracord through the large lanyard hole to make your knife more noticeable. Depending on the situation, this folder can be either conspicuous or stealthy. When duty calls, the versatile XCOM is always ready to perform. Features: - Inspired by a classic WWII design - 3.6" 8Cr13MoV plain blade - Black GFN handle - Manual opening with thumb disk - Legal one-sided blade sharpening - Comfortable and versatile handle design - Handguard for slip prevention - Exposed liner jimping for cutting control - Inset liner lock for secure blade operation - Reversible, deep-carry pocket clip - Large lanyard hole for added visibility or functionality