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Question: is there a clip on the side to keep it in your pocket?
Document: Let me start by saying that I have owned almost every major brand of folding knife, and this one is by far my favorite to date. The assisted open mechanism is quick. When you close it, it stays closed. The blade holds an edge, it's strong, and the blade doesn't wiggle once deployed.That being said, I'm left handed, and I keep my knife clipped to the inside of my left pocket. The blur's clip can only be mounted to the non-logo side of the handle.
I like the blade shape as it is very adaptable and the knife design is very nice. It is definitely designed for carry on the right side though as the clip can only be moved around on one side of the knife. Since I carry this in my left pocket it makes drawing it slightly awkward.
You can relocate the pocket clip from the top to the bottom, but you cannot move it from one side to the other, which is needed for direct left handed opening. Instead, you must draw it and then spin it in your hand - admittedly no biggy, but still a minor inconvenience when you need quick access to your knife and only have one hand free.
This may seem like a minor gripe, but I've dropped it a couple of times while twirling it to the correct hand position.The handle would actually have to be redesigned in order to tap matching threads on both the logo and non-logo sides. There is another place to mount the pocket clip, but it's on the bottom of the handle on the same side.
This knife is very solid all around! The blade doesn't wiggle at all and it deploys easily. The clip allows for a snug fit in the side pocket of my pants and the slim low profile doesn't give it a bulky feel. While working on a gold dredge this summer, I have to get down and move around a lot in awkward positions, etc and I don't worry that it is going to fall out into the ocean. It stays put until I need it.
The blade really holds an edge nicely.Grip inserts - In 2004 these were like coarse sandpaper and really provided great grip, now they are a rubber like material. Grip is slightly reduced but still more than adequate, plus now it doesn't wear a hole through my pocket where the clip pushes against the grip part. Overall this was a smart improvement.Blade - Locks in place firmly and has no side to side play.
This knife is perfect! The spring assist makes for easy opening, but unlike my Leek, doesn't accidentally  open in my pocket. The grip is very textured and even stays tight in my hand covered with oil. Pocket clip side doesn't have grip on this model so no more torn up pockets either! This knife also maintains a great edge, I have had mine for six months and use it continuously and it is still razor sharp!
Great folding knife that has a functional yet smaller outward protruding pocket clip. This design, colors and technology is first class yet just the right size to have on your persons to make life more simple. This handle has a very nice grip and frictional yet doesn't attract cotton fibers from your cotton lined pockets.Only one negative about this design. The fixed thumb studs on both side of the blade. These studs are knurled and protrude from the blade just enough to rub and catch on your pants.
I bought this blade to replace my handy Swiss Army knife as my daily carry. While this may not have the tools of the other, it is a much finer blade. The blade is extremely sharp out of the box without any sharpening. The speed release works great and is easy to use in either hand. The clip stays tight so it won't fall out of my pocket. One thing to keep in mind with this blade is Kershaw's great warranty which includes free sharpenings.
Just right and everything a pocketknife should be! Pops open with one hand, easy to close with one hand. Fits in your pocket with tight clip to keep in place but thin enough it allows your hand into your pocket too. Cool super rubberized grip that looks like 40 grit griptape but is super durable rubber. Very satisfying "SNICK!" when you pop it open which is great the way the spring pops it open when you want it to, but not accidentally in your pocket. Very sharp.
Answer: yes