Kershaw Knives Kershaw 2131 Epistle EDC Bead Blast Drop Point Aluminum Handle Liner Lock Folding Knife

Kershaw Knives: Kershaw Epistle Knife, KE-2131

The 2131 Kershaw Epistle Knife is an understated everyday carry that features a 3.0 inch drop point blade made of 8Cr13MoV stainless steel with a bead blast finish, a notched thumb rest for secure purchase, and dual thumb studs for ambidextrous one hand opening. The ergonomic aluminum handle, 4.0 inches closed, has a clear anodized finish, chamfered contours for comfortable grip, a checkered pivot cap for visual interest, sturdy liner lock, notched backspacer for strength, and a steel pocket clip mounted at the butt end. The Epistle Knife has an overall open length of 7.0 inches, and it weighs 2.1 ounces.
From the Kershaw website: The Kershaw Epistle has everything you need in a pocketknife and nothing you don’t. This good-looking minimalist design is sleek, slim, and very easy to carry.

The 3-inch blade is made of 8Cr13MoV stainless steel – a solid, all-around steel that’s also easy to re-sharpen when needed. The versatile drop-point blade shape handles most cutting tasks with ease. The blade is bead-blasted to produce a slightly darker blade finish that contrasts nicely with the lighter aluminum handle.

The handle is lightweight and feels smooth and comfortable in your hand. Clear anodizing preserves the natural color of the aluminum. A custom pivot cap adds a touch of style and provides some additional handle texture. With its neutral two-tone coloring, the Epistle goes perfectly with whatever else you EDC.

To get the knife down to an impressively light 2.1 ounces, Kershaw added several areas of weight relief. Much of the handle back features open construction to shed weight and provide for easy cleaning. A textured backspacer covers the rest of the handle. The single-position pocketclip also has two cutouts that make this pocketclip unique to the Epistle. The Epistle is a manual-opening knife. You can use the thumb stud to flick the blade open quickly, or treat it as a traditional pocketknife by simply moving the blade into position.

Kershaw Knives: Kershaw Epistle Knife, KE-2131
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