Here’s a short list of trivia about laser engraved Kershaw knives.
Unless you are an avid fan of pocketknives, and are familiar with the major brands, you may be surprised about 3 features of Engraved Kershaw Knives.
Boker USA® is always designing knives that are way ahead of the time. These logo knives are examples of their futuristic thinking. The Urban Trapper Tanto 01BO721 doesn’t look like a pocket knife, so it blends in with the urban style. The pocket clip is positioned so that the knife does not stick out of your pocket.
Böker Plus Urban Trapper Tanto 01BO721 The unique curve of the whole knife when open, is a new design from Chad Los Banos of the CLB Kerambit 01BO580. It has a carabiner on the end of the handle so you can carry it on a belt loop, or on your backpack. Chad is a Hawaiian police officer, so he definitely knows what features are needed in a pocket knife.
Böker Plus CLB Kerambit 01BO580 Kershaw® is another knife manufacturer that stays ahead of the curve. This Select Fire 1920 is a knife that also serves as a screwdriver, with extra bits stored in the handle.
Kershaw® Select Fire 1920 And for those who try to use their knife as a pry bar, here is a knife that you CAN use as a pry bar. It is also from Kershaw®.
Kershaw® Barge 1945 Engraved Kershaw Knives have these 4 features that make them attractive to business owners and their customers.
KERSHAW® DUOJET 8300 
Of all the engraved Kershaw knives we sell, the most popular is the Ember 3560-K. Why is it so popular?
Kershaw® Ember 3560-K 
They are used by both men and women. Who hasn’t used a knife in the last month?
Have you ever broken the blade of your pocket knife? Was it because you used it as a pry bar? This sort of damage is never covered by a warranty. Now we have an answer to this type of accident. It is a large pocket knife (4 3/4″ closed), and comes with a pocket/belt clip.
These engraved Kershaw knives come with a built-in pry bar at the end of the handle. Now you don’t have to jeopardize your blade when you need to pry something apart. This heavy duty attachment will easily do the job for you.
Kershaw® Barge 1945 
Here are the Best Assisted-Open Pocket Knives all in one place. All 2 dozen of them. Different knife manufacturers make knives that are easy to open. Once you start to open one of the assisted-open knives, it takes it the rest of the way. These are not switch-blades. These are much safer and easier to use. The best feature is, you only need one hand to operate them. The mechanism that Kershaw uses their own “Speedsafe” system.
Here are my 2 favorites. One by Kershaw, and the other one by Kutmaster….
Kershaw “Scallion” Knife, Black 1620 
Easy Open Rescue Knife 95-1838L
Some Kershaw knives are made in the USA, and some are made overseas according to the rigid specifications of the Kershaw-USA team.
The special feature of some of the engraved Kershaw knives is the SpeedSafe® opening mechanism. It allows you to quickly and easily open the knife with one hand. You just push on the thumbstud or pull on the flipper. The knife will open the rest of the way with ease. This is great if your parachute is caught in a tree, and so are you, and you have only one free hand. Even if you are in a less dangerous situation, the SpeedSafe® makes your life easier.
Kershaw “Scallion” Knife, Camo 1620CRKT (Columbia River Knife and Tool) started making knives in 1994, but has surpassed most knife companies by creating some innovative designs. Here are 4 of their best pocket knife designs in 2018.
CRKT employs some dedicated knife designers from around the world. That is why they are competing with Kershaw and Kutmaster (Utica) for some great pocket knife designs. Those two companies have been around much longer, and have strong reputations in the knife industry.