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Kershaw Arise, Fixed Blade Knife, 4.2" Black Blade, Black Handle, Polyphenylene Construction
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Kershaw Arise, Fixed Blade Knife, 4.2" Black Blade, Black Handle, Polyphenylene Construction

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SKU 516551631796
Brand Kershaw
MPN 1398X
UPC 87171060910
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  • 4.2" Blade Length
  • Polyphenylene sulfide plastic and glass fiber
  • stronger than standard glassfilled nylon
  • Easy to carry with included lanyard ring
  • Blunt edge and no Blade steel
  • last resort pointed tip for selfdefense
  • Boot knifeinspired fixed Blade
  • included crossguard enhances grip

Features

Project ATOM blends traditional design with innovation in the Kershaw Arise. Featuring a blunt edge and no blade steel, the Arise is a new experiment from Kershaw. The design is inspired by traditional boot knives. Its distinct blade comes to a fine tip, and the handle's cross-guard helps provide exceptional grip during use. In an emergency situation, the Arise's blade tip serves as an effective self-defense tool. But during normal use, the fixed blade stands out as a fun conversation starter that's aesthetically pleasing and easy to carry with the included lanyard hole.

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