Assisted opening. 4″ (10.16cm) closed. 3″ (7.62cm) stonewash finish CPM-154 stainless blade. Copper handle. Extended tang. Lanyard hole. Pocket clip. Features SpeedSafe torsion bar mechanism. Boxed. . For More Details also read Kershaw Leek Review by Best Knives Reviews Sales Restriction: No FBA (Fulfillment By Amazon).
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Assisted opening. 4″ (10.16cm) closed. 3″ (7.62cm) stonewash finish CPM-154 stainless blade. Copper handle. Extended tang. Lanyard hole. Pocket clip. Features SpeedSafe torsion bar mechanism. Boxed.
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For More Details also read Kershaw Leek Review by Best Knives Reviews
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| Closed Length ( Inches ) | 4 |
|---|---|
| Blade Length ( Inches ) | 3 |
| Cutting Edge (Inches) | 2.9 |
| Blade Thickness ( Inches ) | 0.9 |
| Blade Style | Wharncliffe |
| Blade Grind | Hollow |
| Edge Type | Plain |
| Handle Length ( Inches ) | 4 |
| Handle Thickness ( Inches ) | 0.35 |
| Handle Material | Stainless Steel |
| Handle Color | Copper |
| Frame/Liner (Material) | Stainless Steel |
| Product Weight ( Grams ) | 113.4 |
| User | Right Hand |
| Pocket Clip | Tip-Down, Tip-Up |
| Opener | Flipper, Thumb Stud |
| Lock Type | Linerlock |
| Fixed / Folding | Folding Knives |
| Product Specialties | Suitable for Etching |
| Manufacturer | Kershaw |
| Model | Leek |
| Model Number | KS 1660CU |
| Designer(s) | Ken Onion |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Product Type | Knife |
| Weight | 0.38 lbs |
| GTIN | 087171058078 |
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Dave T. (verified owner) –
Super snappy action and it’s got a nice heft for a smaller knife.
Eric Hanshew (verified owner) –
One of my favorites for EDC. The flipper action on the Leek is very fast. Faster I think than some autos. Overall, the design just feels good in your hand when in use. Very natural. For me the Wharncliffe blade shape on the Leek always looked funny but then I tried using one and became a convert. It is a very useful blade shape that in my opinion is underrated. CPM-154 has shown itself to be an excellent blade steel. Mine has kept a good edge while touching up easily using a strop. It doesn’t take long to make the edge super sharp. I have another Leek with the composite 14C28N/D2 blade but much prefer the CPM-154. The copper scales add a little desirable weight – not enough to be bothersome but enough to make the knife feel substantial in your hand. My copper scales have accumulated a very nice patina.
steve c. (verified owner) –
Great deal