Kershaw Shuffle II Olive Multifunction Folding Pocket Knife (8750TOLBW), 2.6 In. 8Cr13MoV Stainless Steel Tanto Blade with Blackwash Finish and Reversible Pocketclip; 3 oz,Small

The Kershaw Shuffle II is a small, lightweight, and affordable pocket knife that is perfect for everyday carry. The blade is made of high-quality 8Cr13MoV stainless steel and has a drop-point shape that is versatile for a variety of tasks. The knife also features a liner lock mechanism that ensures safe and secure operation. One of the best things about the Shuffle II is its convenience. The knife is small enough to fit in your pocket or purse, and it weighs just 2.4 ounces. The blade opens easily with one hand using the thumb studs, and it locks securely in place when open. The Shuffle II is also a very versatile knife. The drop-point blade is perfect for everyday tasks such as opening packages, cutting food, or trimming string. The knife also includes a bottle opener and a flathead screwdriver, making it a great all-around tool. Overall, the Kershaw Shuffle II is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a convenient and versatile everyday carry knife. It is well-made, affordable, and easy to use. I highly recommend it. Here are some additional details about the knife: Blade length: 2.4 inches Blade steel: 8Cr13MoV stainless steel Blade finish: BlackWash Handle material: Glass-filled nylon Weight: 2.4 ounces Locking mechanism: Liner lock Pocket clip: Removable, tip-up Other features: Bottle opener, flathead screwdriver

I was looking for something a bit smaller and lighter than my Kershaw Malt to carry on a daily basis. One thing I love about my Malt is that the flipper opener doubles as a bottle opener (albeit not the greatest one), so I thought I'd give this one a try. So far, not disappointed. Pros: * Tanto blade with just the right shape/proportions for most tasks * Perfect size for smaller hands * Lightweight due to the plastic handle * Liner lock seems solid and reliable * Bottle opener is surprisingly great * Inexpensive and decent quality Cons: * A bit difficult to open at first, but it loosens after you open/close it a couple dozen times * Some may not care for the cheaper feel of plastic vs. metal, although I think it's decent as plastic goes * Difficult to close with one hand (somewhat fixable, see below) I have very small hands (even for a female) so most liner-lock knives are difficult for me to close one-handed. This one is even harder than some others I own. However, I read Sean T.'s review about how he modified the frame with a dremel to make it easier to close one-handed, and now I'm pretty happy with it. I haven't tried using the screwdriver functionality yet, but I imagine it would work fine in a pinch. All in all, great little knife for the price.

This is a good quality pocket knife. It's sturdy and holds its edge pretty well. Just the right size and the additional features of bottle opener and screwdriver are a plus. About the only drawback is the locking mechanism is hard to engage to close the blade. It's buried on the inside and you need long fingernails to press it down and close the blade.

Update: The blade is still great, i went to go use the bottle opener and realized the knife came missing some screws in that area. Those missing screws are crucial for the bottle opener to work. With them missing, the knife opens up and catches my skin and cut me. I do not have the correct tools otherwise i would take screws from my old knife. This is the second shuffle ii that I’ve purchased. It’s my favorite of all my smaller kershaw knives AND of all my knives in general. The first one is still in decent shape- the blade has withstood harsh usage, including someone else using it as a prybar. I sharpened the blade and it was good for regular use again. I am left handed, and haven’t had any issues with carrying it in my pocket, opening it one-handed, etc. Everyone always says get a gerber. Well, all mine have been crap. My kershaws have all come in perfect condition, no issues with opening/closing, and requiring no modifications for easy EDC. I have other models of the shuffle, but this is my fav. The tanto blade style is exactly what I need for all the random things I use this for. This fits perfectly into my pocket, in my hand, and I honestly cannot say enough positive things about it.

I just received my Kershaw Shuffle II and out of the box I am impressed. At first as soon as I took out out my first thoughts were "Wow this is smaller than I expected" however about 5 minutes later of playing with the knife and pulling it in and out of my pocket I have now come to love the size and more importantly the weight. The blade is very sharp out of box ( was able to shave the arm without issue ), and the blade feels of great quality. Blade locks out very firm and securely, as well as when folded it has enough resistance lock that I don't fear the blade tip coming out and poking me while in my pocket. Overall very please so far, but will return back after some time for a follow up.

Go to knife for 10+ years. This has been my EDC pocket knife for at least 10 years. It's got enough backbone to handle suprising stuff, blade sharpens and holds reasonable well, the spade style rear with bottle opener has made itself useful so many times. do put threadlocker on the clip or it will loosen up over year or two. More importantly, when your pal does chip the blade or you lose it, it's not that expensive. And small enough it's not obtrusive. I always have a spare but have only needed one due to blade chip.

The Kershuffle a great edc option. Slept on and underated. It's rugged durability, melt in your hand ergonomics and astounding functionality makes this a gem of a knife. Its slim design disappears in the pocket. The tanto blade is sharp out the box... There is a little blade play after it breaks-in, although very slight. Great size and room for a four finger grip. Pry function is great. Wonderful everyday tool.

This is a perfect EDC knife. Great size for typical tasks, and comes VERY sharp from the factory.

Grandiose Klinge und billigste Griffschalen. Es waren nach dem Auspacken nur wenige Sekunden bis die Entscheidung es zurück zu schicken klar war. Die Klinge und der Klapp Mechanismus sind wirklich sehr gelungen und machen einen super Eindruck. Die Griff Schalen allerdings sind einfach nur billig, bestenfalls Kirmes Qualität! Obwohl das Messer gut in der Hand liegt leidet die Haptik doch sehr darunter. Da das Messer in einer bereits geöffneten original Verpackung kam war mein Vorgänger anscheinend ähnlicher Meinung. Leider durfte ich dazu noch die Rücksende Kosten tragen.