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Question: How well does this knife do with pocket lint, dirt, and other debris with one side being open due to the carabiner?
Document: This is not a fine knife, it is a good knife though, and that is what I needed. I must use portable oxygen now I needed a pocket tool to open them. The rope cutter nicely doubles in this duty. The carabiner is nice in a way to hang it on my oxygen bag and the supplied pocket clip works well also. it does not have the quality of finish I am used to in a Kershaw but, it works fine and that is good enough for me.
The problem with most pocket/belt clips is that when you put your hand in you pocket and pull it out the knife comes out with it. Thus loosing the knife. This knife pretty much eliminates that problem, Not only does it have a really well designed pocket clip but it has a built in  carabiner clip. Great blade assist. I highly recommend this knife. Though I'm sure in some point in time I'll loose this one to.
This is an everyday carry knife for dang near anything you could poss need. Itll open pop bottles cut seatbelts-paracord, cut ur tri-tip when you get invited for BBQ!When you use the carabiner and hang it off a loop the blade is locked so NO accidental opening! I have big thumbs so flipping it from the back side is easier than the thumb studs. The rubber built into handle separated a time or two from handle but pushed back on and its good as new.
Truly amazing engineering. The clip and multi tool on other side are so sturdy that you just have to own one to feel the strength of these attachments and the strength and creativity behind the locks and wash of pressing in very unique blade locks. I'm not an emt but this rides in arms reach in my truck for the window break if not in my pocket. Also the ease of opening the blade.
Very nice, solid knife. Comes sharp and well built. Almost negligible amount of up and down play and some side to side play after semi-heavy use but nothing major. Carbide tip glass breaker is a nice touch and I love the finish on the blade.One small complaint I have is the amount of force needed to deploy the blade using the thumb stub. It may be just me but the blade is a bit stubborn and I end up hurting my thumb when using the thumb stub.
I'm not sure how that would affect the feel when holding the knife, but it would allow you to draw it from your pocket ready to open. I'm going to unscrew the clip and tape it to the opposite end. If it doesn't feel wrong, I'll drill and tap it myself. The knife also has no lock if the carabiner is closed. I don't really care because I carry it inside my pocket and this isn't a push-button style knife.
When Kershaw reports easy one handed opening, they were right. The SpeedSafe assist and flipper make this knife a breeze to open quickly and easily with one hand.Some may find it to be a bit too bulky and heavy as an everyday carry. But I have had it clipped inside my pocket daily, and often forget it is there.
This has been my EDC knife for the past year or so. My only issue with it is the small screws holding the pocket clip have come loose a couple of times and fortunately I found the screws before they came out. I put lock-tite on them and haven't had an issue since then. Otherwise, I've been quite satisfied with the size and utility of this knife. Very easy to open/close the blade one handed.
The knife is larger than the last Kershaw that I had. It doesn't fit all the way into the little change pocket in my jeans, where I usually keep a knife. The glass breaking point is in an unfortunate location (at the top) that is uncomfortable at times, as it pokes my side. It is also made in China, not the USA like my last Kershaw.All that being said, it's sharp and gets the job done.
This is the highest quality knife I've ever had. It's very solid and the (extremely sharp) blade doesn't have any side to side play. The blade flies open and very quickly and locks if I hit the tab with my pointer finger, almost like a switchblade. Oddly enough, the blade doesn't fully open and lock if I use the thumb tab. Minor quibble there because the finger tab is plenty easy to use.
Answer: yes