Kershaw Terran Pocket Folding Knife

₱2,710.00 PHP ₱2,160.00 PHP Sale
KershawSKU: KS2080

Kershaw Terran Pocket Folding Knife

₱2,710.00 PHP ₱2,160.00 PHP Sale
Kershaw Terran Pocket Folding Knife
₱2,710.00 PHP ₱2,160.00 PHP

 

The Terran serves as an all-purpose EDC with a refined, modern design. This SpeedSafe folder's all-steel construction makes it a strong everyday user, yet its slim design and a deep-carry pocketclip allow for easy carry in the pocket. Likewise, the 3.125-inch blade maintains a sleek profile, while a strong tip also provides durability during work tasks. Detailed machining on the handle and backspacer create a unique, cohesive aesthetic, rounding out this complete package.

Features

  • Sleek, modern design, sharp performance
  • 8Cr13MoV blade takes a sharp edge and is easy to re-sharpen when needed; bead-blasted finish provides a subtle, matte look
  • Steel handle is contoured for comfort
  • Opens quickly and easily with SpeedSafe® assisted opening and built-in flipper
  • Textured handle and backspacer give the knife a unique look and feel
  • Hardware: Black-oxide steel pivot nut, bead-blasted steel pocketclip, glass-filled nylon backspacer, black-oxide steel screws

Specifications

  • Blade Length 3.125 in. (7.9 cm)
  • Blade Material 8Cr13MoV
  • Blade Finish/Coating Bead-blasted finish
  • Blade Thickness 0.111 in (2.82 mm)
  • Closed Length 4 in. (10.2 cm)
  • Handle Material Stainless steel
  • Handle Finish/Coating Bead-blasted finish
  • Handle Thickness 0.39 in. (9.9 mm)
  • Overall Length 7.125 in. (18.1 cm)
  • Weight 3.5 oz (100 g)
  • Country of Origin: China

Customer Reviews

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Ray
Mixed feelings but not bad

I got this knife for a friend because I broke is cheap copy of it. By friend, who knows nothing about knives, came over and showed me his new knife. It was a terrible copy the the Terran with no speed safe, thin plastic scales, and for some reason, a deleted flipper meaning you had to use both hands to open it. After I laughed at it, I took it from him, broke it bare handed, lent him my Magnacut Rat 1. 5, and ordered this. It's heavy for it's size and looks like something from star trek but it's not bad. The action is smooth and fast, the frame lock is tuned well, and it feels good in hand. The steel isn't great but it can take and edge fast. I wouldn't want a China Kershaw for my self (Civivi, Sencut, and Kansept are much better value for money Chinese knives) but as the real version of his bootleg knife, it will serve him much better and this one I can't snap in half.