• All eyes turn to you when you take the Kershaw Kuro out of your pocket and put it to work.
• The Kuro offers standout looks—and standout function.
• The blade is a modified—or Americanized—tanto with partial serration and a drop point.
• It has two primary blade grinds: at the tip and along the edge.
• This gives the Kuro a strong piercing tip with plenty of steel behind the tip to provide strength. The belly-less edge provides good slashing capability while the partial blade serration offers versatility for cutting fibrous materials with ease.
• For speedy, one-handed opening, the Kuro has SpeedSafe assisted opening, accessed with the built-in flipper.
• Just pull back on the flipper blade protrusion to start the blade out of the handle.
• Then the SpeedSafe torsion bar takes over and the knife opens easily, ready for use.
• The ambidextrous flipper works perfectly for both lefties and righties.
• The handle scales are glass-filled nylon for durability and dimensional stability, even in temperature extremes.
• The eye-catching pattern on the scales offers additional grip traction and looks like nothing else.
• A sturdy locking liner secures the blade open until you release it.
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