Kershaw - Secret Agent

The Kershaw Secret Agent is a discreet and capable tool that seems to vanish until it's needed. It's designed for those moments when a larger knife isn't practical, but reliability is still paramount. The 4.4-inch 8Cr13MoV steel blade, with its single edge and non-reflective black oxide finish, offers a balance of strength and subtlety. It’s sharp out of the box and ready to tackle a variety of tasks, from cutting cordage to preparing kindling. The included molded sheath is well-thought-out, providing secure retention while allowing for multiple carry options. Whether discreetly tucked into a boot or attached to a belt, the Secret Agent remains comfortably out of sight until called upon. Weighing in at a mere 3 ounces, it's a featherlight addition to your everyday carry kit that won't weigh you down. This knife isn’t about flashy looks or unnecessary features; it's about dependable performance in a compact and concealable package. For those who value preparedness and appreciate the utility of a well-crafted blade, the Kershaw Secret Agent is a worthy addition to their collection.

Das optimale Messer um in der heutigen gefährlichen Zeit unterwegs einen Apfel zu schneiden. Superleicht, Klinge unter 12 cm und nur einseitig geschliffen. Seit ich es habe bleiben die anderen Messer aus meiner Sammlung meistens zu Hause.

El cuchillo esta genial solo que es de un solo filo y no de doble

Appears to be another run of the mill garden variety boot knife. The factory edge needed some honing, and it is only a single edge knife as the other side is flat dull and unsharpened whatsoever but also in such a way that one could easily sharpen it themselves but once it is sharpened (properly), it will easily slash cardboard edges off like butter. The tip, razor sharp. It is going in whatever it is thrust in out of the box, which is what this blade was designed for. I can't speak for the durability of the tip, but I would expect it to hold up at least to normal use. The sheath, needed some "break in" before I could pull it without also removing the sheath with it from the boot. After drawing the knife from the sheath by hand about 50-75 times it finally loosened up to where I could pull the knife from the sheath while latched to the boot and not bring the sheath along with it. The steel is typical Chinese as is seemingly customary on these knives, with made in China stamped on the end of the handle. So with that, my overall opinion of this blade is it's a beater. Buy it and use it till it breaks then buy something else. It ain't something I plan on passing on or handing down.

Hermoso cuchillo