Amazon.com has Kershaw G10 Tactical Speed Bump Folding Stud Lock Knife for $32.79 with free shipping. Thanks -Shadow

I bought this when it was on sale (and front page) for $29 as a lightning deal. It also made front page at $35. I love this knife. It has a great weight and great simplistic craftsmanship. The black handle is shaped very ergonomically and is made of a kevlar type material which is awesome. It could be used to file things. The size is large for a front pocket, but I wear carhartts daily which have the side slotted pockets. This is perfect for that.

Usually $35 on AMAZON (source ccc) so save only $2.

I also bought this when it was a lightning deal and on FP. Good knife I guess. The handle is very rough so that you can use it and not slip for any reason, but makes it very hard to get out of your pocket until you break the clip in. Also, not that it matters to some, but the speed of the tension bar isn't set tight enough for me. I guess it is the weight of the blade,because it is heavier than the blur, leek, tremor or clash that I also own. The blade design is nice though, has the s-curve at the bottom that makes it able to cut round objects like rope with ease and does away with the need for serrations.

All in all a good knife, and the only 1 of the knives I own from Kershaw made in the US.

Not what i was expecting from the title, guess i dont know my knives too well.

I'm a little disappointed.

The knife is good. but there are two big problems i have with it:
the clip is WAY too tight. it will not go on easily even with thin jeans. perhaps after you break it in it might, but expect to have some very frayed jeans because of the g10 scales and the tightness of the clip. it is actually a major problem as it takes me a lot of effort to draw and open. it is not quick at all.
opening system. some like this, but I really am not a fan. i much prefer the old liner lock method, with a leaf spring inside. an old design but when well made works very well and is both safe and fast.

if you are ok with these then it is a very good knife.

my favorite now is still a boker from the very early 2000s when they were still made in germany. g10 scales and a heavy steel blade.

Quote from duenor : The knife is good. but there are two big problems i have with it: the clip is WAY too tight. it will not go on easily even with thin jeans. perhaps after you break it in it might, but expect to have some very frayed jeans because of the g10 scales and the tightness of the clip. it is actually a major problem as it takes me a lot of effort to draw and open. it is not quick at all. opening system. some like this, but I really am not a fan. i much prefer the old liner lock method, with a leaf spring inside. an old design but when well made works very well and is both safe and fast. if you are ok with these then it is a very good knife. my favorite now is still a boker from the very early 2000s when they were still made in germany. g10 scales and a heavy steel blade.

I'm not a fan of the clip, but I don't understand anyone having a problem opening the knife. Takes one finger from either hand. Closing is a little harder, but still easy to do with one hand.

It comes razor sharp, and does a good job in hold it's edge.

looks a little too tacticool for urban areas. I guess I'll stick with my leek and skyline.

I got one last time, I like it a lot, but the blade shape is a little funky.

Love the blade shape, love the knife. One of the best values out there.

So does anyone know where this knife is made?

Quote from eurosears : So does anyone know where this knife is made?

I thought all of the Kershaw's were made in the US, I know the one I carry is.

Quote from duenor : the clip is WAY too tight. it will not go on easily even with thin jeans. perhaps after you break it in it might, but expect to have some very frayed jeans because of the g10 scales and the tightness of the clip. it is actually a major problem as it takes me a lot of effort to draw and open. it is not quick at all.

Have you ever thought of, oh I don't know, bending the clip out a bit so it's not so tight?

It's real easy to do. Place finger under clip. Bend outward. Done.