Kershaw Brawler (1990) Folding Pocket Knife with 3” Back-Oxide Finished High-Performance 8Cr13MoV Steel Blade; Black Glass-Filled Nylon Handle Scales with Reversible 4-Position Pocketclip; 3.9 oz.

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Kershaw Brawler (1990) Folding Pocket Knife with 3” Back-Oxide Finished High-Performance 8Cr13MoV...

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

It's got a good feel and not too big or bulky in the pocket. Handle has decent grip and not overly slick. It’s a fantastic size folded up.

The build quality and versatility of this knife is outstanding. Tanto's offer relative versatility and multi-edge dedication. The housing itself is a plastic resin-type deal that's sturdy and comfortable to hold.

Cons

It is made in china and has a clip-on blade that doesn't fit properly. The blade is not sharp enough to be used with a sharp knife.

The knife itself had a cheap plastic handle and appears to put together with the same thing that holds the pieces of hotwheels together, no screws just pegs. The speed assist is really stiff, even after months of use. It is hard to clip on and remove.... Read More

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Quality

It seems to be well-build and operates very smoothly.

The grip and weight feel very nice, the lock is tight and the safety.

It withstands outdoor conditions wet, dirt, mud, different materials, and the blade opens and closes and cuts every time.

Because of the very snappy and very solid feel, this knife still rotates into the pocket regularly (out of about 20 edc knives).

Price

Great for the price i carry it every day for work.

Best bang for your buck in my opinion.

Decent knife for the money, but it's not a lifetime piece or anything like that.

The brawler was under $28 in 2020.

Shipping

I have carried one almost every day since i received my first one and will continue to do so.

Packaging/appearance

I open packages, pry open boxes and cans, shave wood pieces to fit, cut tape and tie straps.

Came in the best condition and sharpened.

Competitiveness

I've used it for skinning deer in a time without a honing stick for my english butcher and of course, boxes :/i've gifted more ... Read More

In this price range, kershaw runs w/ the best.

As it goes, this one got replaced by a slightly larger tanto by civivi.

I wanted a tanto and something more substantial than the leek for self defense and edc.

Overview

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great, sharp, good, open and easy.

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This product had a total of 6,691 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 14 2024.