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Kershaw
The Kershaw Runoff 3.1" folding knife combines smooth manual deployment with everyday carry practicality. Built around Kershaw's refined KVT ball-bearing action, this knife opens with the kind of satisfying, deliberate action that makes you want to deploy it—and close it, and deploy it again. That's not just tactile fun; it's the sign of a well-engineered mechanism that'll still feel crisp after years in your pocket.
The clip point blade is a classic design for good reason. Its profile excels at piercing cuts while remaining versatile enough for camp work, EDC tasks, or general cutting. The 8Cr13MoV stainless steel holds an edge reasonably well and resists corrosion, making it a dependable material for a knife that sees regular use. The stonewash finish hides scratches better than polished steel and gives the blade a purposeful, broken-in look right out of the box.
Where the Runoff really earns its pocket space is in the details. The dual-textured handle provides genuine grip security—not just comfortable, but confident in your hand during actual work. The deep-carry pocket clip sits low and discrete on your waistband, keeping the knife out of sight while staying accessible. Everything about the Runoff's design speaks to compact efficiency; this is a knife that rides easy in a front pocket without creating a bulge or snagging fabric.
| Blade Length | 3.1" |
| Blade Steel | 8Cr13MoV Stainless |
| Action Type | Manual KVT Ball-Bearing |
| Lock Type | Button Lock |
| Handle Finish | Stonewash Black |
| Clip | Deep-Carry Pocket Clip |
Yes. The compact 3.1" blade, deep-carry clip, and balanced handle make it ideal for daily pocket carry. It stays out of the way until you need it, and the KVT action deploys reliably every time.
The clip point excels at piercing cuts and detailed work, but the blade shape is versatile enough for general camp and utility cutting tasks. It's a practical all-around geometry.
The stonewash finish is deliberately textured to hide scratches and wear marks, so everyday use won't make the blade look marred or damaged the way a polished finish would.
Kershaw's KVT ball-bearing system delivers opening and closing action that feels refined and satisfying. It's one of the standout features of the Runoff's design.
Kershaw
The Kershaw Runoff 3.1" folding knife combines smooth manual deployment with everyday carry practicality. Built around Kershaw's refined KVT ball-bearing action, this knife opens with the kind of satisfying, deliberate action that makes you want to deploy it—and close it, and deploy it again. That's not just tactile fun; it's the sign of a well-engineered mechanism that'll still feel crisp after years in your pocket.
The clip point blade is a classic design for good reason. Its profile excels at piercing cuts while remaining versatile enough for camp work, EDC tasks, or general cutting. The 8Cr13MoV stainless steel holds an edge reasonably well and resists corrosion, making it a dependable material for a knife that sees regular use. The stonewash finish hides scratches better than polished steel and gives the blade a purposeful, broken-in look right out of the box.
Where the Runoff really earns its pocket space is in the details. The dual-textured handle provides genuine grip security—not just comfortable, but confident in your hand during actual work. The deep-carry pocket clip sits low and discrete on your waistband, keeping the knife out of sight while staying accessible. Everything about the Runoff's design speaks to compact efficiency; this is a knife that rides easy in a front pocket without creating a bulge or snagging fabric.
| Blade Length | 3.1" |
| Blade Steel | 8Cr13MoV Stainless |
| Action Type | Manual KVT Ball-Bearing |
| Lock Type | Button Lock |
| Handle Finish | Stonewash Black |
| Clip | Deep-Carry Pocket Clip |
Yes. The compact 3.1" blade, deep-carry clip, and balanced handle make it ideal for daily pocket carry. It stays out of the way until you need it, and the KVT action deploys reliably every time.
The clip point excels at piercing cuts and detailed work, but the blade shape is versatile enough for general camp and utility cutting tasks. It's a practical all-around geometry.
The stonewash finish is deliberately textured to hide scratches and wear marks, so everyday use won't make the blade look marred or damaged the way a polished finish would.
Kershaw's KVT ball-bearing system delivers opening and closing action that feels refined and satisfying. It's one of the standout features of the Runoff's design.
