KERSHAW NEEDS WORK 1820 USA Pocket Knife Review
on April 15th, 2011 at 2:54 pmKershaw Needs Work 1820 USA Pocket Knife Review
From one steel brother to another…..I love USA made pocket knives. I DO!
Yesterday I received this fine piece of steel from a good friend to execute a review. (Side Note- He told me to
avoid cutting myself and to keep the knife. Thank you Mark!).
The first assisted opening knife I owned was a Kershaw Ken Onion Leek. Boy, oh boy, did I ever love my first experience
with that snap-to-attention-ready-to-slice-and-dice action. Eeeeeeyowzah`
The blade is the first thing that caught my eye as I released the breeze-creating, air bending, blade from its sanctuary.
Hold on tight because she feels like she's gonna come unglued from the casing! WOOOOOHOOOO!
Next thing you notice is the body – the grip. It's got shoulders….you know, it feels like you're trying to contain a rotweiler.
It's solid. It's beefy. You gotta like the umph this apparatus weilds. Not for the squeamish, that's for sure!
The only curve ball I have, is the cip. The pocket clip. It doesn't slide over my pocket lip and into my pocket smoothy.
I have to hold my pocket and kinda force the clip over the lip. Once it's over though, it's not cumbersome.
Oh, did I mention sharp? Ok. I just did. Nuff said.
Overall, I like this knife. I really,, really like it. I like Kershaw and I like the guy who gave it to me!
It is absolutely P-E-R-F-E-C-T for displaying to your daughter's new "potential" boyfriend. 🙂
I'd highly recommend this American Made piece of steel craftsmanship to any steel brother!
My brother just gave me one of these (as a small thank you for helping him remodel his bathroom) and I love this knife! It's a great utility, working knife and painfully sharp. Be careful! Great one handed opening action. I was never one to carry a knife but probably will after this!