Kershaw Highball Two-tone D2 Gray PVD Gentleman’s EDC Frame Lock Folder 7010

Clean lines and a high-performance, D2 tool steel blade are key features of the classy Highball folder from Kershaw Knives. The blade has a two-toned finish: machine satin on the grinds and gray PVD on the dual fullers and spine. Manual, one-hand operation is achieved using the recessed groove in the blade like a thumb stud with the blade riding smoothly on the KVT bearing pivot. A pop of blue from the custom pivot ring complements the subdued gray PVD finish of the handle. From shop to suit the Highball will handle your cutting need with style.

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Blade: When closed, the blade blends seamlessly into the handle’s gray PVD coating. Open the blade, fast and smooth on KVT bearings, and you get a striking contrast from the satin finished grinds on the clip point profile. The grinds are flat up to the dual fullers which are utilized like traditional thumb studs to operate the blade single-handed while keeping the lines of the knife sleek and streamlined.

Handle: Epitomizing elegance and simplicity, the gray PVD coated stainless steel handles are contoured for comfort with appeal delivered in both form and function. A robust frame lock construction provides smooth operation and secure, reliable lockup while a thumb scoop on the back transitions directly into the blade jimping for secure traction. Blue anodized pivot colors add a pop of color further enhancing the aesthetic appeal with black hardware rounding out construction.

Carries via a right hand, tip-up, PVD coated, stainless steel pocket clip.

D2 Tool Steel: D2 is a cold work tool steel that has been used as a die cutting steel since WW II. With a high chromium content for a tool steel (10-13%) D2 offers greater corrosion resistance than most high carbon steels. With a good combination of toughness, corrosion resistance and wear resistance D2 is a well-balanced, all around knife steel.