Kershaw

Features Made in the USA; bayonet-style spear point blade Clean aluminum handle; canvas Micarta inlay on both sides of the handle and spine Premium CPM-MagnaCut powdered metallurgy blade steel excels in edge retention, corrosion resistance, wear...

Designed by Matt Diskin, the Launch 12 is the baby brother of Kershaw’s popular Launch 8. Inspired by the look of classic Italian stilettos, the Launch 12 offers a stiletto style for a new generation. More compact than the original Launch 8, the...

Designed by Matt Diskin, the Launch 12 is the baby brother of Kershaw’s popular Launch 8. Inspired by the look of classic Italian stilettos, the Launch 12 offers a stiletto style for a new generation. More compact than the original Launch 8, the...

Designed by Matt Diskin, the Launch 12 is the baby brother of Kershaw’s popular Launch 8. Inspired by the look of classic Italian stilettos, the Launch 12 offers a stiletto style for a new generation. More compact than the original Launch 8, the...

UNDER 2" BLADE The popularity of the Launch 4 has launched several smaller automatics from Kershaw Knives. This is the Launch 9. And while it may look like a smaller version of Kershaw's best-selling Launch 2, the Launch 9 has its own special appeal...

Blade Edge: Plain Blade Length: 3.4" Blade Style: Drop Point Brand: Kershaw Blade Finish: Black Stonewash

Blade Length 3.375 in. (8.6 cm) Blade Material CPM 154 Blade Finish/Coating Black-oxide BlackWash™ coating Blade Thickness 0.121 in. (3.073 mm) Closed Length 4.375 in. (11.1 cm) Handle Material 6061-T6 aluminum, carbon fiber scale front...

The Launch 4 is short on blade, but tall on style. And that’s good, because that shorter blade—1.9 inches to be precise—makes the Launch 4 legal in a lot more places than some other autos. (Be sure to check your local regulations.) Its...

With its machined handle and integrated backspacer, the Launch 7, designed by Tim Galyean, has an industrial look that takes it out of the ordinary. The long 3.75-inch clip-point blade of CPM 154 and sculpted handle give the Launch 7 a long, lean profile...

If you’ve been thinking about an automatic knife, the Launch 1 could be The One. This automatic features CPM 154 blade steel, a strong opening kick, and is made-in-the-USA at Kershaw’s Tualatin, Oregon manufacturing facility. It features a...

The Kershaw Launch 8 takes its design from the classic Italian stilettos of old. The pivot is set below the carbon fiber insert to give the Launch 8 a clean, classic look. With modern knife materials, such as carbon fiber and aluminum, this lightweight...

This Kershaw Launch 13 model features a two-tone finished blade and a black anodized aluminum handle. With its machined handle and integrated backspacer, the Kershaw Original designed Kershaw Launch 13 boasts a unique industrial appearance. The knife...

About Light, airy, and lightning fast, the Launch 11 is destined to be high on your Want List. It shares high-performance CPM 154 blade steel and an anodized aluminum handle with the rest of the Launch series. But for the Launch 11 we gave the knife...

With its under-2-inch blade, the Launch 9 may look like a smaller version of our best-selling Launch 2, but it has its own appeal. Its compact size makes it easy to carry—and appropriate in a variety of situations where you wouldn’t pull out...

It’s obvious why the Launch 10 earned the nickname of “The Claw” here at Kershaw HQ. It features an aggressive, hawkbill-style blade with angular planes on both blade spine and handle. Yet even with all that angularity, the Launch 10 is...