Pocket Knife Kershaw Chill

Behind the design of the Kershaw Chill is knifemaker R.J. Martin, who translates his background in aerospace engineering into his knives. Material choice and practical use therefore blend nicely together. A handy pocket knife that lends itself well for everyday use.

You open the knife with one hand via the flipper, which immediately serves as a striking guard; once open, the blade is firmly locked in a liner lock. That blade is executed in 8Cr13Mov stainless steel with a glass-peened, matte finish. The steel is easy to sharpen and offers both good hardness and excellent wear resistance.

On both sides of the handle you'll find scale parts of G10. This laminate is created by pressing fiberglass mats and synthetic resin together under high pressure and temperature, resulting in a waterproof and strong material with lots of grip.

Sleek in shape and light in weight: you'll barely notice the Chill in your pocket. A lanyard hole is present, and the pocket clip can be mounted tip-up or tip-down according to your preference.