Kershaw Strata (2076)

The EDC (everyday carry) folding knife from specialist manufacturer Kershaw is a mid-range solution. The model is a rethinking of the traditional Spanish Navaja wares (which is hinted at by a rather thin handle with a curved tip). This tool is suitable for tourism and outings, and can also be useful in the household area. The Kershaw Strata has a 11.4cm blade with a smooth cutting edge and a clip-point profile.

He equally well copes with various operations - cuts, chops and colitis. The blade is made of D2 tool steel, which has excellent anti-corrosion properties. The metal is treated with a matte finish that reduces glare and is also designed to reduce wear and tear by masking scratches and scuffs. The handle has a G10 fiberglass grip on one side and is completed with a pocket clip. The model also includes a frame lock with a lock against accidental folding and a flipper that allows you to open the blade with one hand. The total weight is a moderate 105 grams and the running length is 25.1 cm.