Kershaw 1670S30V Blur - Blk/Stonewashed S30V

KERSHAW BLURS Are Ready To Take On Your Challenge
It's a fact that most knife injuries occur because of a poor grip on the knife. Kershaw's Ken Onion Blur solves the problem with a unique handle that features advanced materials to ensure a safe, secure grip every time - even under extreme conditions. The Blur also features incredible, multi-tasking performance, the highest quality materials, and the kind of good looks knife users will be proud to own.

Blurs (except the 1670S30V Blur) feature premium 13C26 stainless-steel blades for strength and corrosion resistance. Choose standard or partially serrated blades. For smooth, one-handed opening, all Blurs are SpeedSafe® equipped. The anodized aluminum handles are durable and lightweight. But the key to the Blurs' great grip is the combination of the unique handle ergonomics and the Trac-Tec inserts on both sides of the handle.

The Blur's 6061-T6 aluminum handle not only precisely fits the user's hand for a comfortable, secure fit, but Kershaw also CNC-machines each handle to accept textured Trac-Tec inserts - inserts made of the same material skateboarders use to stay securely on their boards even when executing aerial turns and flips. In the Blur's case, the Trac-Tec inserts offer a rough, dry feeling that ensures a solid grip even in the most damp or slippery conditions.

Blurs are available in a variety of striking styles. The Black Blurs offer a black anodized aluminum handle with black Trac-Tec inserts, black Tungsten DLC-coated blade, and two blade styles, standard and partially serrated. For a Tanto-style blade, choose the Tanto Blur in basic black, both handle and DLC-coated blade. And finally, the S30V Blur features a S30V stainless-steel blade with a unique stone-washed finish. The design is set off by a black handle and black Trac-Tec inserts. All Blurs come with a removable or reversible pocket clip so it's easy to keep close at hand. When you want a knife that offers both power and performance, you just cant beat Kershaw's versatile Blurs.