RJ Martin’s high-quality, high-performing knives are incredibly sought after and favorites among many knife fans. Four-time award winner for the 'Best Tactical Folder,' Martin creates and skillfully crafts useful, intense, powerful knives users can afford. RJ Martin, custom knifemaker and designer, joined Kershaw in collaboration of several elaborate, tactical, fierce knives. With finger contours on the diamond-patterned handle, the value priced Volts make coveted additions to any knife collection. The slightly drop-point blade has a classic shape perfect for any general utility task. The Volt opens smoothly and easily with use of the built-in flipper. Hardworking steel blades and textured, glass-filled nylon handle scales make for comfortable, desirable knives. A versatile blade and handle style are featured on this awesome, fierce, strong and powerful knife series. Kershaw’s Volt series of knives are skillfully designed in collaboration with RJ Martin. Kershaw 3655 Volt Assisted 3-7/16' Bead-Blasted Plain Blade Stainless Steel Handles Description: The item is securely packaged in Original box.

Kershaw 3655 Volt Assisted 3-7/16' Bead-Blasted Plain Blade Your use of the Site and your reliance on any information on the Site is solely at your own risk.This Kershaw 3655 Volt Assisted 3-7/16' Bead-Blasted Plain Blade is in great condition. Under no circumstance shall we have any liability to you for any loss or damage as the result of the use of the Site or reliance on any information provided. All information on the Site is provided in good faith, however, we make no representation or warranty of any kind, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, adequacy, validity, reliability, availability, or completeness of the information on the Site. The views and opinions expressed on the Site are those of the author or those quoted and do not necessarily reflect the views of any entities they represent. The information provided by (the “Site”) is for general recreational purposes only. The Hyper is set to be available this month. All versions of the Hyper have the same button lock mechanism, a type of lock that is quickly becoming a favorite at Kizer, appearing on other recent stuff like the Original XL and the Clairvoyant. Kizer is also offering a purple/green scales set separately, so users can swap out the standard issue ones as they please. The two S35VN models are made from aluminum handle scales, in blue/red and red/black configurations. So: the Elmax Hyper’s two-part handle scales are made from titanium, half black half white. But in an everyday carry role they both boast long edge life and high corrosion resistance, so the “premiumness” here is pretty relative – in fact, it may come down to the difference in handle materials.

Is Elmax arguably a “better” steel than S35VN? Sure. We put quotes around “premium,” not to disparage Elmax at all, but because the steel on the other two Hyper models is a fine steel indeed, S35VN. The “premium” Hyper comes with Elmax steel, a proven powder metallurgy recipe from Bohler-Uddeholm. The first difference comes down, as it so often does, to the blade steel. There are three different Hyper models on the way, but really they can be divided into two material categories. The blade shape is a modified wharncliffe, with raised tip and a hint of belly ideal for daily cutting, it brings to mind a larger version of the Feist’s original blade shape (although this is not a Justin Lundquist design, coming to us instead from Kizer’s in-house crew). At 2.99-inches, it should make the Hyper a legal carry in many places. Kizer ran the Hyper’s blade right up under the three-inch mark. The Kizer Hyper is an incoming model from the company, another everyday carry model decked out with a futuristic, technical look.

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