Today is the day. The day to get rid of your dull, boring pocket knife and do a much-needed upgrade. Today is the day to order Engraved Kershaw Knives for you, your customers, and anyone else who you think deserves only the best pocketknives. Here are 3 perfect options to get you started:
The countdown is on: 19 days until the first day of spring! Yes, that’s right- that means that today is the first day of March. I know some areas of the country are still covered in snow, but have no fear, spring will be here soon enough. There is also one more thing to look forward to this month: your personalized order of Engraved Kershaw Knives. Check out all the different sizes, styles, and colors and customize them to perfection for your employees and customers –
Most things you come across in life have an acceptable alternative if the original choice isn’t available. Favorite ketchup out of stock? Grab the bottle next to it. Favorite shoe doesn’t come in your size? Find another style or brand that does.
The one thing that does not have a good alternative are Engraved Kershaw Knives. You just can’t find another pocket knife that comes close to their quality and durability.
– Many models are made in the USA
– Engraved Kershaw Knives come with a no-hassle, lifetime guarantee
– You can have your logo engraved on either the blade or handle
Have you ever been to an ugly Christmas sweater party? It is always so amusing to see what ridiculous sweaters people can find, with literally “all the bells and whistles.”
But you know what would most definitely not be a good adornment on an ugly Christmas sweater? Engraved Kershaw knives. These amazing pocketknives, while sturdy and durable, just would not be safe to wear to a Christmas party.
Play it safe today on National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day, and just carry your engraved Kershaw knives around in your pocket where they belong!
Kershaw has developed some popular-looking knives, and continues to make
them. The Chive (1600) and the Leek (1660) are the best examples of that success. However, Kershaw is not just resting on their laurels. They introduced two new engraved Kershaw knives in the last several months. The Reverb (1220), the Duojet (8300) and the Tremolo (1390). All 3 have a refreshing new look to them. Simply the pictures of them lead to sales. The designers have made use of form, color, and texture in their new designs. Blades with the stone-washed look are currently very popular. That’s what the Tremolo has. The Reverb’s best selling point is its carabiner. It offers an extra way to carry it. The Duojet offers a 2-toned handle, the assisted-open feature, and the titanium carbo-nitride coating on the blade and handle. What a combination of attractive features. Enjoy examining these 3 new knives yourself….
Kershaw® Tremolo 1390 
KERSHAW® DUOJET 8300
Kershaw® Reverb 1220 Here are some helpful tips if you want to give Kershaw pocket knives to your customers this year.
We are proud of the Kershaw Leek Knife 1660. It was named 2002 Knife of the Year by Blade Magazine. Since then it has remained a top seller to companies that love Engraved Kershaw Knives. It’s a rather large pocket knife, a full 4″ closed. The feature that I like most, is the patented “Speedsafe Assisted-Opening System”. It also comes in a genuine Kershaw one-piece gift box.
What makes a great pocket knife? First of all, the brand makes a difference. Kershaw knives are top quality. Here is a list of the anatomy of “Great Engraved Kershaw Knives“.
Yes, there really is a person named Pete Kershaw. He started his hunting knife business in 1974. Lake Oswego, Oregon was the starting place, and Pete used a space in a cement plant at the time. He was impressed with the quality of knives produced by Kai, a then 65 year-old Japanese knife company, owned by Saijiro Endo II. The two men hit it off pretty well, and formed a solid partnership.
Progress was made in the 1990’s by introducing new features like the liner lock mechanism in the Liner Action knives. The partners also developed a new production facility in Wilsonville, Oregon in 1996.
At Pete’s retirement, Jack Igarashi took over, and brought in fresh ideas to keep engraved Kershaw knives ahead of the game. He invented a new, easy way to open a pocket knife. This mechanism is called SpeedSafe®. Today it is built into the Leek, Chive, and Scallion Kershaw knives. If you try it once, you will be convinced that it is the best way to open a pocket knife.
Today, the reputation of engraved Kershaw knives continues to be outstanding.
The Reverb 1220 is the newest member of the engraved Kershaw knives family. New in 2021, it features a handy carabiner so that you can carry it on your belt loop or backpack. The sleek design of the reverse tanto blade contributes to the overall lines of beauty of this tool. It is small enough to keep on your body every day. Only the best stainless steel is used in this knife and all Kershaw knives. Check out the divergent lines in the design when the knife is closed, also.
Kershaw® Reverb 1220
