Kershaw Knives

Few knives garner as much excitement as out-the-front automatics. After significant research, careful development, and rigorous testing, in-house d...

Designed by Matt Diskin, the Launch 12 is the baby brother of Kershaw’s popular Launch 8. Inspired by the look of classic Italian stilettos, the La...

If you prefer your knife in basic black, this one just might be your perfect EDC. For added blade protection, the black Leek uses a Cerakote finish...

The Dividend is more striking than ever with its new Composite Blade and machined and anodized aluminum handle. Kershaw’s proprietary Composite Bla...

The subtle olive color of this Leek’s anodized-aluminum handle is a fade-resistant, scratch-resistant dye permanently bonded to the aluminum. The L...

The Kershaw Leek just may be the ideal EDC. With its 3-inch blade, the Leek is a good-sized knife, but not too big. The slim design makes it easy t...

This updated version of the boot knife features a single-edged blade with a non-reflective black-oxide finish. It comes with a dual-carry molded sh...

The brilliant orange color of this Leek’s anodized-aluminum handle is a fade-resistant, scratch-resistant dye that’s permanently bonded to the alum...

With its 2.25-inch blade, the Scallion is a smaller knife, perfect for pocket or purse carry. Yet it can handle just about any cutting task you’d a...

This might be the perfect little pocketknife. With its less-than-two-inch blade, the Chive is a small knife, which makes it perfect for pocket, pac...

With its machined handle and integrated backspacer, the Launch 7, designed by Tim Galyean, has an industrial look that takes it out of the ordinary...

The small, but mighty Chive is perfect for pocket, pack, purse, or briefcase carry. Yet even at this small size, it can handle just about any cutti...

The Bracket is an XL version of the original Static cleaver. But rather than a simple size change, it has some fresh additions as well. A new G10 f...

The famous Kershaw Leek goes upscale with a handsome suit of carbon fiber and upgraded blade steel. The carbon fiber handle also lightens this Leek...

With its under-2-inch blade, the Launch 9 may look like a smaller version of our best-selling Launch 2, but it has its own appeal. Its compact size...

It’s obvious why the Launch 10 earned the nickname of “The Claw” here at Kershaw HQ. It features an aggressive, hawkbill-style blade with angular p...

Not too small, not too big, the Scallion can handle just about any cutting task. The anodized aluminum handles are lightweight, durable, and scratc...

Every fly-tyer knows the right tools make tying more satisfying. And Kershaw's Skeeter III scissors are definitely the right tools. These are high-...

A tough, carbide glassbreaker and partially serrated edge make this a must-have emergency tool. The carbide glassbreaker is key; a plain steel tip ...

Teal looks good on everyone. And the brilliant color of this Leek’s anodized-aluminum handle is fade-resistant and scratch-resistant. The blade is ...

If you like your pocketknives in basic black, this is your Blur. Like all Blurs it’s equipped with a big, slightly recurved blade that’s ideal for ...

The Scallion is one of our most popular knives. Not too small, not too big, it can handle just about any cutting task you’d ask it to. And to ensur...

A reverse tanto blade shape adds a new level of functionality to the popular Leek. With its 3-inch blade, the Random Leek is a good-sized knife, bu...

This bright purple Scallion is an eye-catching pocketknife that can handle just about any cutting task you’d ask it to. The anodized aluminum handl...