Earlier this month, the Kershaw Dividend folding knife was on sale at Walmart for $29. At the time, there was a Link, with olive green handle and black-finish blade, for $32. Now, that knife is a little bit cheaper, priced at $29.
The next-least expensive model I can find at the moment is a gray and blackwashed version at Amazon, for $37.29. A blue-handled Link is $46. There are some less expensive models – still not less than $30 though – but those also have plastic handles. Personally, I like the aluminum-handled version (like this one) better.
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The Kershaw Link is a nice knife, featuring a 3.25″ blade. I tend to prefer 3 inch-bladed knives for “EDC,” but 3.25″ to 3.6″ knives suit me better around the shop or outdoors. I wear medium-sized gloves. If you have larger hands, you might favor a knife this size over the Dividend that I posted about last time.
It has a SpeedSafe assisted-opening mechanism, which is convenient for quick and easy opening. (For urban carry, I tend to prefer smaller knives with “softer” aesthetics, and manual opening mechanisms.)
At $29, this is a very good deal.
Buy Now(via Walmart)
Compare(Link with grey handle via Amazon)
Compare(Link with grey handle via Amazon)
There’s no indication as to when this pricing will end.
As always, be sure to learn and understand your local knife laws before EDCing a pocket knife.
The yeti says
For the money spent. It is hard to best a Kershaw.
Mike says
Kershaw is hardest knife to sharpen and to keep an edge
Dan says
Hardest in general or certain blade material?
Daniel J Houser says
Love Kershaw for edc
Ari says
Bought the Blur S30V 2 weeks ago for 54 and its the most impressive knife i have ever owned. Cuts through cardboard so fast i wasnt even prepared for it. Almost cut through my jeans!
The yeti says
Yes i have same. Love it as well.