Name: Kershaw Link - GFN Assisted Flipper - LinerLock Folder - Combo Edge
Brand: Kershaw

Link – GFN, Black Assisted Flipper – LinerLock Folder – S.W. Combo Edge

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Description

Kershaw Link (1776) Assisted Flipper Folder …

The 420HC stainless blade steel on the Link has higher amounts of carbon and chromium to boost hardenability and corrosion resistance. It is an excellent everyday steel: tough, corrosion resistant, easy to sharpen and takes a good edge. A stonewashed finish gives the blade surface a desirable roughened or scuffed look, and helps hide scratches and fingerprints. The handles are matte-finished glass-filled nylon for lightweight strength. The sculpted lines and texture of the handle provide for a comfortable and secure grip. The Link feels big and solid in the hand and offers a clean look.

For easy opening, the Link is equipped with SpeedSafe assisted opening, accessed with the built-in flipper. The PocketClip is reversible for convenient left or right-handed pocket carry. The Link is made in Kershaw’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Tualatin, Oregon.

Blade: 420HC SS … stonewashed finish … Flipper
Handle: Glass-filled nylon … SpeedSafe® open, built in Flipper
Blade length: 3.25 in. (8.4 cm)
Closed length: 4.4 in. (11.2 cm)
Overall length: 7.6 in. (19.3 cm)
Carry: Reversible Tip-Up CarryClip … Weight: 4 oz.
Year of Introduction: 2015
Origin: USA

Additional information

Weight	1 lbs
Configuration	Black w/StoneWash Combo Edge – 1776ST, Black w/StoneWash Plain Edge – 1776, Black w/Tanto StoneWash Plain Edge – 1776T

Brand

Kershaw

Kershaw was founded in 1974 to design and manufacture tools that knife users would be proud to own, carry, and use. Kershaw Knives is a brand of Kai USA Ltd, a member of the Kai Group. While many of Kershaw’s quality products are made in their facility in Tualatin, Oregon, they also draw on Kai's resources to provide the very best for the customer. Their SpeedSafe assisted opening knives were first-to-market. They will keep on innovating, bringing new and better technologies and materials to today's knife making industry and knife-using public.