Kershaw Misdirect Pocket Knife

I have a "few" knifes. Grew up a farm boy and you were never without your knife! Some like those high dollar hand made knifes. I have a couple of those and they look and feel very good. But, I want a working knife that I can use in daily life. Also, sometimes my knifes are tools and they might get a bit of abuse at times. They need to be practical and durable while at the same time being affordable. This knife checks off the boxes for me. Its handle is metal, not plastic. It has that easy flip out opening thing that makes it quick to get to work using jut one hand to open it. Its sharp and practical for every day use while at the same time being affordably priced. . So, five starts for being a very practical and affordable knife that is well made and functions smoothly.

I bought this pocket knife as a gift for my fiancé, and it’s become one of his favorite tools. He works construction and carries it with him every single day. The material feels solid, durable, and well-made—it has held up great through daily use without showing much wear. It’s sharp, reliable, and exactly what he needed for work. If you’re looking for a quality knife that can handle everyday tasks, this one is a fantastic choice. Five stars! 🔪👷‍♂️

This is a great knife at a great price point. I like knives like this for edc, opening or breaking down boxes, cutting twine and Paracord, and at this price point sometimes a pry bar. Usually I carry a Smith and Wesson Extreme Ops because I love the serration offered on the lower 1/3 of the blade and the heavy metal grip. That serration really comes in handy. So the design is primarily what attracted me to this Kershaw. I've found it to be a strong edc option for me and does everything I need to do on the daily. This is also a great little gifter which I usually give after loaning mine to someone at work. The blade steel is acceptable - hard enough to hold an edge fairly well, and soft enough to sharpen quickly. Out of the box I found this knife to be nice and sharp, and have only sharpened it 1x since I started carrying it. It has a nice, solid feel and once it works in, opens in a snap. It's well balanced for a tool-knife as well. I wouldn't say this is a good camping knife as it's just too small. I also have better tactical knives, but for a pocket knife it's a safe, effective, easy to maintain option that I'm very pleased with. Only time will tell if I migrate back to the Extreme Ops but for now I'm content to keep this with me.

I bought this Kershaw knife and overall I’m really impressed with the quality for the price. The blade came very sharp right out of the box and the serrated edge is great for cutting through tougher materials like rope, plastic, and tougher food. It feels very solid and well made, definitely doesn’t feel cheap. The only downside for me is that it’s a little heavier than I personally prefer for everyday carry, but that’s just personal preference. Some people might actually like the heavier, more solid feel. For the price point though, you really can’t beat the quality. I’d definitely recommend it if you want a solid, sharp knife without spending a ton of money.

The pocket knife is a great and super sharp. The flipping out of the knife is smooth and great on my hands. It does have some weight which I like. The design is sleek and it hasn’t rusted on me, but I do sharpen it with a “work sharp edc pivot plus” since it isn’t a expensive knife I don’t mind. Very satisfied with it and will keep carrying everyday

I have a small collection of pocket knives and this is my new favorite. Love the assisted opening, love the slim, lightweight design, love the serrated portion for cutting plastic banding at my warehouse job, just a great knife overall.

Nice clip and it is very small and sleek in a pocket, does not get caught on too much and is just overall beautiful.

I havent had this but maybe 6 hours, and as a knife enthusiast I have to say this knife is outstanding. Light, sharp, perfect action- when you close it you can feel the spring's tautness. I still have a Kershaw from 1992, all i have to do is sharpen it, good to go. If you have never had a Kershaw, or you need a really good, solid pocketknife: this is it. I will be back on the Kershaw knives page directly. 20$ is a steal for this one!