The Kershaw Bracket is a full-size folding knife built for everyday carry and field work. This oversized take on Kershaw's Static platform combines a wide, practical cleaver blade with refined handle ergonomics and a reversible carry clip—making it a capable EDC tool that won't get lost in a drawer. Whether you're breaking down game in camp, processing tasks around the homestead, or just need a reliable blade in your pocket, the Bracket delivers without fuss.

The 3.4-inch cleaver blade is forged from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, a material that holds an edge well enough for real work and sharpens without fiddling. The stonewashed finish is practical too—it hides the scratches and marks that come with actual use, so your knife looks lived-in rather than neglected. A generous choil (the notch near the handle) gives you room to choke up your grip when you need extra control, and the assisted-opening flipper deploys the blade instantly when you need it.

The handle balances durability with feel: glass-filled nylon scales on the front provide genuine grip in wet conditions, while a stainless steel back plate and pivot overlay add visual character and reinforce the structure. The deep-carry pocketclip is reversible, so you can orient it left or right depending on your carry preference. A lanyard hole rounds out the practical touches. It's a hefty knife that doesn't feel overbuilt—just honest steel and polymer that works.

The Kershaw Bracket is a full-size folding knife built for everyday carry and field work. This oversized take on Kershaw's Static platform combines a wide, practical cleaver blade with refined handle ergonomics and a reversible carry clip—making it a capable EDC tool that won't get lost in a drawer. Whether you're breaking down game in camp, processing tasks around the homestead, or just need a reliable blade in your pocket, the Bracket delivers without fuss.

The 3.4-inch cleaver blade is forged from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, a material that holds an edge well enough for real work and sharpens without fiddling. The stonewashed finish is practical too—it hides the scratches and marks that come with actual use, so your knife looks lived-in rather than neglected. A generous choil (the notch near the handle) gives you room to choke up your grip when you need extra control, and the assisted-opening flipper deploys the blade instantly when you need it.

The handle balances durability with feel: glass-filled nylon scales on the front provide genuine grip in wet conditions, while a stainless steel back plate and pivot overlay add visual character and reinforce the structure. The deep-carry pocketclip is reversible, so you can orient it left or right depending on your carry preference. A lanyard hole rounds out the practical touches. It's a hefty knife that doesn't feel overbuilt—just honest steel and polymer that works.