Do you know anyone who is not convinced of the value of engraved Kershaw knives? Here is a fool-proof list of methods for your presentation:

• Pick out a sample of your favorite Kershaw knife, and let him try it.
• If that doesn’t work, tell him that the Scallion 1620 is an assisted-open knife. When you move the flipper, the internal spring opens the blade the rest of the way, quickly.
• Tell him most of the the Kershaw knives are made in the USA.
• Show him that his laser engraved logo will never wear off.
• Show him the genuine Kershaw gift box that comes with all the knives.
• Let him see the removable pocket clip that comes with most Kershaw knives.

Good luck. I hope these tips work for you!

Your employees may want a unique pocket knife this Christmas. Make their wish come true with these logo knives.

Give this money clip “with an attitude”. The Boker Plus Pelican has a stone-washed appearance, and sits easily in a pocket, or clipped to a pocket. The fashionable tanto blade gives it that special look. No other knife has this combination of tactical features.

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For the top employees in your company, this $685 collector knife is your wise choice. The Boker Mammoth Tooth pocket knife is very rare. Its scales (handles) are made from real mammoth tooth. Mammoths were an elephant species that lived more than 5 million years ago and is now extinct. The importing of this material is not controlled by any government. Nevertheless, it is very rare.

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Finally, another expensive collector knife is the Boker Leopard Damascus II Knife.

The successor of our first pocket knife with a Damascus blade forged out of the barrel of the German battle tank Leopard I. The edge holding ability is much higher compared to what other steel can achieve. A hardness of 65-67 HRC gives you an indication what to expect. Our forger’s capabilities are proven by his Damascus pattern: “Large Pyramid.”

It’s the weekend before Thanksgiving- are you ready? Whether you’ll be cooking everything, just bringing a side, or starring as the main taste-tester, everyone expects a great meal on this special day. If you haven’t already, this weekend you’ll need to start planning your menu. Here are some easy steps to take to make it less stressful:

1. PLAN MENU– take into consideration any allergies, food sensitivities, or diets. Have sides that are fine served cold or at room temp so that your oven won’t be overcrowded.
2. SHOP- Get your non-perishables as early as possible, and then go back next week to get your perishables. Try your best to beat the supermarket crowd by going first thing in the morning!
3. MISE EN PLACE- “everything in its place” Chop up and organize all your ingredients as early as possible (even days before, if the recipe allows). Prepping as much as you can the days before will give you the chance to visit with your guests the day-of.

4. COOK- Some things must be made on Thanksgiving day (the turkey of course!) But unless you have a huge oven, not everything will fit if you have the turkey in there sizzling away. Cook as many sides as you can in the days to come- and then reheat on the big day once the turkey is done.

*Don’t be afraid to buy something pre-made– you don’t have to do it all yourself. You can always leave a few things to the experts at the bakery down the street.

5. SERVE

6. EAT UP! Make it easy for everyone to cut through your delicious meal with this American-made steak knife set.

ENJOY & BE THANKFUL!

Here are the 7 best reasons to give Engraved Kershaw Knives.

1. Your employees will love you for the gift.

   

2. The knives can be used as rewards in a safety program.
3. The knives will make excellent awards for long-time employees.
4. Your retirees will remember you always for your generosity and thoughtfulness.
5. Your employees who develop new ideas for you can be rewarded with a Kershaw knife.
6. Your employees’ spouses will be grateful.
7. You can give the extra ones to your inlaws for Christmas.

When is the best time to give engraved Gerber knives?

Here are many reasons that were assembled by one of my suppliers:

JANUARY:

Thank Your Customer Week (6-12)

National Activity Professionals Week (20-26)

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (21)

FEBRUARY:

Black History Month

Career & Technical Education Month

American Heart Month

Random Act of Kindness Week (17-23)

National Wear Red Day (1)

Valentine’s Day (in USA and India) (14)

Presidents Day (18)

Family Day CDN (18)

MARCH:

National Nutrition Month

National Reading Month

National Social Work Month

Patient Safety Awareness Week (10-16)

Employee Appreciation Day (1)

Certified Nurses Day (19)

National Doctors’ Day (30)