KershawOlive Outright Folding Pocket Knife, 3 inch 8Cr13MoV Stainless Steel Blade, Pocketclip

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love the Kershaw Outright. I have recently started collecting and sharpening knives, but so far this has been my favorite! I love the color, size, weight, feel, style/look, and action of this knife! The edge came very sharp right out of the box and after 2 weeks I haven't had to sharpen it yet.The only problem I was having with it was the pivot was coming loose every time I would play with it. I am the type of person who loves to fidget with my knives with one hand and this one is so easy and satisfying to do one handed that you just want to do it over and over again. But since I was doing that I kept having to retighten the pivot screw and that was getting annoying.I just added a small dot of Blue Loctite 242 to the threads and let it cure without opening it for a little less than 24 hours. It was such an easy fix and now I can play with it for hours without the pivot screw budging a millimeter.The materials used in this knife are really good quality! I have droppedit twice on concrete and you can barely see any marks on it and it still performs like new. I am very pleased with this knife and highly recommend it!

Durable great looking knife, very sharp factory edge, use it every day!

True blue on the blade, nice and sharp. Perfect size, easy to open with the spring assist, comfortable grip size, sleek look,

Well, all Kershaw knives are a bit on the heavier side, but this one is pretty light for a Kershaw.I am going to try and remove the G10 overlay, to save some weight and thin out the knife some, for use at work. I typically just use a serrated Gerber Paraframe, which I've had since 2007, but I've decided to upgrade to an assisted opening knife.This Outright snaps open as easy as expected, but releasing the liner lock requires some effort ATM, compared to the other 2 Kershaws I have. The lock release may become easier over time, and it's not a big deal, just noteworthy. This knife is more expensive than my others.I'm always going to dock Kershaw a star for the labeling/branding of their blades. They are tools, but there's no reason these tools can't look nice too. CIVIVI, Petrified Fish, and some other knife makers put out some rather good looking knives, with severely minimal branding and blade labeling. If Kershaw at least matched their branding/labeling to the material it was on, so it didn't stand out as much, or switched to a small logo only, and hid the 'china' and blade material markings, they could have that fifth star.

Beautifully made blade , with a serious edge

This girl is a big fan of all sorts of knives and I absolutely love this knife! This is my current everyday carry (EDC) knife. I am a huge fan of Kershaw knives in general, due to their durability, ease of use, look and feel and high value for the money compared to other leading brands. This knife drew me in because of the color initially and it didn’t disappoint at all! It is beautiful with a smooth action and is super light weight. The blue is dark enough to not look “girly” at all, which I appreciate. I even carry it when wearing yoga pants. Easy to open/deploy one-handed using either the flipper or thumb studs, even with my smaller hands. It is very durable, but the blue will wear off on the edges a bit on the pocket clip after a lot of use. The blade comes pretty sharp and it is easy to sharpen as well.

I purchased this knife for my husband as a gift and he loves it. It holds an edge better than most pocket knives and it’s the perfect size to slide in and out of his pocket without an issue. We will definitely be purchasing another knife like this.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great brand at a good value. It's sharp, safe and easy for this 65 year old with arthritic hands to open and close.