Product Description
Kershaw’s Chill is a slim, lightweight, inexpensive everyday carry with a manual open blade, capable of handling nearly any cutting chore. The 3.1-inch blade is made of 8Cr13MoV stainless steel and is resistant to corrosion and wear. The blade’s bead-blasted finish produces an easy to clean, non-reflective surface. The narrow drop-point blade offers a versatile cutting edge, coming razor sharp right out of the box. The slim profile of the Chill combined with a lightweight construction and reversible pocketclip allow comfortable and discreet carry. The handle scales are a textured G-10 material, providing a secure grip at minimal weight. The built-in flipper ensures easy left and right-handed manual opening. A secure liner lock safely keeps the blade locked open, while allowing for simple one-handed closure. Designed by custom knifemaker RJ Martin, and expertly engineered by Kershaw, the Chill is the perfect everyday companion as a stylish, functional, low-profile everyday carry.
Features
- KERSHAW CHILL POCKETKNIFE: Clean lines, cool performance. The Kershaw Chill is a slim, lightweight, and inexpensive pocketknife capable of just about all of your daily tasks. Budget-friendly and not heavy, it’s a great choice for everyday carry.
- DROP POINT PLAIN EDGE BLADE: Made from quality 8Cr13MoV stainless-steel that offers excellent edge retention, strength, and hardness. The bead-blasted finish creates a matte, non-reflective surface.
- LIGHTWEIGHT G10 HANDLE: The black G10 handle is textured for a comfortable, controlled grip in the hand. Includes a reversible pocketclip for right, tip-up/down discrete and concealed carry.
- DESIGNED WITH SAFETY IN MIND: A perfect choice for those that love the look and feel of a classic pocketknife, the Chill has manual washers for manual opening with the built-in flipper. The liner lock secures blade in place to ensure safety.
- SIZE SPECIFICATIONS: Blade Length: 3.1in. Closed Length: 3.9in. Overall Length: 7in. Weighing in at 2oz. Backed by Kershaw’s Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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