Kershaw 1365 Knife

Overview

Kershaw built its name on folding pocket knives, and the 1365 carries that brand into this listing, though blade length, steel type and open length are not given here.

Kershaw's catalog runs from budget folders to premium assisted-opening designs, and without blade length, steel or handle material listed here, the 1365 cannot be placed within that range from the data alone. Buyers who care about blade steel or lock type should check the product listing images directly.

• Kershaw brand
• Model 1365
• Folding knife maker
• Tools and knives listing

Who it's for

This listing suits buyers who already know the specifications of the Kershaw 1365 from another source and just want brand and model confirmed. It falls short for anyone who needs blade length, steel type or lock style spelled out before deciding.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

Blade length, steel type and lock mechanism are absent from the listing, so there is little in the data itself to describe how the 1365 cuts or holds an edge. Kershaw as a brand spans a wide range of build quality, which makes the model number matter more here than the brand name alone.

Specifications

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