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Feature

KVT opening system uses ball bearings to make manual opening as quick as assisted opening; user pulls back on ambidextrous built-in flipper to release blade easily; motion allows one-handed opening
Inset liner lock allows slimmer, lighter design; sturdy steel plate riveted inside handle provides security of locking liner without weight of steel liners along both interior sides of handle
Single-position pocketclip enables right-side carry in the tip-up position; pocketclip can be removed if preferred; closed knife measures 4.26 inches; overall open length is 7.25 inches
The handle's G10, an epoxy-filled woven glass fiber, offers durability and stability and remains constant despite temperature fluctuations; G10 absorbs tint and increases the knife's longevity
Extremely tough with vintage good looks, the all-black Method makes an excellent gift for collectors, relatives, graduates, friends, campers, co-workers, service personnel and outdoor enthusiasts

Description

The standout feature of Kershaws new Method folding pocketknife is, undoubtedly, its handle. With a unique 3-D machined pattern on black G10 scales, the handle is said to resemble an architectural truss, the support of all engineering feats. Black hardware, pivot and flipper further the industrial illusion while a 3-inch blade with top swedge coated in black-oxide BlackWash suddenly contends its no illusion at all. A rugged knife built for confidence and stability, the Method is great for tasks at home, day to day chores, self-defense, survival, outdoor adventure, and emergencies. Designed by Jens Anso, the Method operates with a KVT ball-bearing system to make manual opening efficient, even one-handed. An extra-large lanyard hole in the backspacer and an inset liner lock also contribute to the balanced profile and real-world aesthetic that turn the Method into a must-have for anyone headed to the office, warehouse, mountain retreat, National Park, farmers market or hunting camp.