Kershaw Brace Fixed Blade Knife, Silver and Black, 2 Inch Stainless Steel Drop Point Blade, Full Tang Design, EDC, Polypropylene Sheath and Cord, Everyday Carry Knife for Men and Women

It's a little smaller than I expected, but good quality.

This little thing is so sharp and made with some hi end metal. I love how the knife goes in the sheath either way which makes it easier when putting it away, you dont have to worry about lining it up. That makes it faster to put away as well. Its super light weight and totally worth the money! All around great knife.

light and really small. well made

Good little neck knife to have while fishing !!! Quality 4 out 5 also.

It's small size means it's able to be tucked away and forgotten about while bikepacking until it's needed. Then, the ergonomics and edge retention make it a versatile tool to put to many uses.

Not a big knife, but did not want a big knife to open packages with. Also did not want a pocket knife (folding). The size is perfect, yet sturdy, and arrived decently sharp, but sharpened to standards easily.

Beware this a small knife and it is design to be that way. It’s meant to be light worn around the neck. For that purpose it works very well. The handle is very thin and only allows for a 3 finger grip so I tied a lanyard for my pinky.

Just about perfect for an ultralight micro fixed blade. Sheath works really well and is reversible but it is a bit bulky for this knife. Two finger grip with good enough traction to be useful. Blade is thin enough to slice but thick enough for its length to handle light batoning. One of the best choices in this form factor, especially for the money. Definitely review the specs before buying as it is a small knife. Can’t fault it for that though since that’s kinda the whole point of this one.

Cliente satisfeito.👍🏼👌🏼👊🏼

Klein aber fein, kommt ab Werk mit einem guten Schliff. Für den Preis klare Kaufempfehlung.

Kershaw e CRKT devem rever sua política quanto ao fornecimento de seus equipamentos com bainhas tão perigosas, embora não saiba são todos os modelos tenham bainhas tão ruins. Acontece que o plástico não retem ao ponto de trazer segurança, mesmo que o modelo seja muito leve. Daí é um pulo para um acidente!! Como pode podem? Se fabricantes mais populares fornecem kydex, como podem gastar com uma caixa, propaganda (nem é do modelo em questão!!) e não fornecerem um bainha segura??!! Isso a mais de US$36 aqui no Brasil ( valor de hj). O aço é bom (Sem polêmica,ok?! Só verificar os testes do Dr. Larrin Thomas, inventor do renomado Magnacut!!), o G101 é legal, a ideia de bainha ambidestra é bacana, mas faltou a segurança do usuário. O que é lamentável!! Por fim, aquela trava que prende o paracord tbm é terrível: escorrega fazendo pouca força; melhor se fosse cordão daqueles dogtags em preto. Por fim, vou devolver e procurar melhores opções no mercado, após ter gastado meu tempo e ter sacrificado meu crédito (até o momento do reembolso).