Kershaw Chill 3410 Folding Pocket Knife - Perfect for Everyday Carry

José Navarro: Se siente de calidad los materiales, es muy liviano y delgado, no se abre con tanta facilidad como otras navajas con balero, pero es entendible por el ancho.

Mexico on Oct 05, 2023

Raúl: La navaja está bien, tiene buen filó y es Estetica. Solo que es pequeña, un poco más grande y sería perfecta. El sistema de desenfunde lleva su rato entenderlo, no es tan rápido como presume.

Mexico on Sep 27, 2023

Igps: Un beau petit kershaw, ergonomique, fiable et bien désigné, rien à redire, un bon petit kershaw.

France on Aug 18, 2023

thomastchiboukdjian: Trés bon couteau de poche, plusieurs fois que je le commande sur les 5 dernières années. (Car je l'ai perdu)
Longueur de lame trés polyvalente (va du saucisson au steak en passant par le bois ou le carton) pour un petit couteau qui se fait vite oublier dans la poche d'un jean car il est très fin.
Personnellement j'enleve le crochet (2 vis)pour gagner encore plus en finesse et l'avoir toujours sur moi.

Bonne durabilité si ce n'est les vis (un peu fragiles) qu'il faut resserer de temps en temps, un manche d'un seul morceau aurait permis plus de solidité globale.

Affutage usine trés tranchant.

Super pour un EDC abordable, discret et fiable.

France on Jul 26, 2019

Lars: Edit: A year later and I still carry this a lot (I carry a knife every day, and have a few I rotate through depending on what I'm wearing/what the day holds). Everything I wrote below still stands. I have touched up the edge here and there. It's real easy to bring this thing back to wicked sharp status.

I'm a student/healthcare worker and I've carried this knife every day for 3 months. It arrived sharp enough to shave my leg hair, and I've only twice felt even the slightest need to touch up the edge. The blade arrived a little off center but I just used a torx driver to adjust it, it took literally 15 seconds. It has started to wiggle from side to side a bit but I use this a lot and I just have to tighten one screw just a tiny bit. That seems acceptable to me.

I've used this lil' friend to cut paracord when camping, slice up pieces of paper because someone at d&d forgot to bring their miniatures for the battle grid, and cut the tomatos and avocados I pack in my sack lunch so they stay nice and fresh and don't soggy up my sandwiches. I've used it to split donuts because my female classmates "shouldn't eat a whole one", stirred my coffee, cut up a steak when the...

United States on Dec 09, 2016

Moises: This is a very nice knife. It is very different from the knives I usually buy which are heavy working knives but this is a very low frofile everyday carry knife that is affordable and still elegant. this knife is thin and light enough it can be clipped to a breast pocket of a button down shirt and feel no more out or place than ball point pen. it will easily disappear into your pants pocket where you wont even realize your carrying it. It has a long sweeping almost stiletto like blade that is as long as the handle and the balance is right behind the finger choyle. It is so light you barely feel it in your hands. Unlike other Kershaws this one does not have speed safe deployment but it is a flipper and it does not have a thumb stud so the flipper is the only way to deploy the blade. At first the knife didn't always lock open but after some break in it became very smooth and reliable there is a detente so it will not open accidentally in the pocket. The knife is much smaller than I expected. Had I known it was going to be so thin and light, I probably wouldn't have purchased it, but now that I have it and used it a while I really love the elegance of this knife. it is really simple...

United States on Jul 20, 2016

Sylvain: Je cherchais une alternative à mon Opinel, qui est un peu trop épais pour le garder dans la poche à longueur de journée, et n'a pas de clip. Puis je suis tombé sur un test de ce couteau qui m'a convaincu car il correspond à ce que je voulais : Fin, bonne lame, lame verrouillable (quoiqu'illegal au port en France sans bonne raison... Faire le sandwich du midi) et pas très cher!
Il est vrai qu je m'attendais à recevoir un couteau un peu plus grand, mais après un petit moment d'utilisation la taille suffit largement pour les taches de tous les jours. je l'ai affuté avec un angle de 20° et il permet un rasage de poils très facilement. L'ouverture est un peu difficile au début car pas l'habitude, mais c'est devenu une seconde nature. Il faut appliquer une force rapide, sinon la lame restera entrouverte. Aucun jeu dans la lame. La finition est très bien pour le prix et le clip eut être installé dans l'autre sens, c'est dire pointe vers le haut, question de choix.

France on May 23, 2014

Mark Twain: This is my first 'everyday' pocketknife. One review suggested it's good for a first timer...and I agree. This knife is VERY lightweight and it comes extremely sharp, both features of which I'm very pleased.

The steel is 'decent' I guess, but it's on par with the low price. The up-side is this steel is VERY easy to re-sharpen with a Smith's ceramic sharpener and it gets a very nice edge on it.

My main complaint, as others have also mentioned, is the clip. It needs to be re-designed.
- First, it's VERY hard...too hard. On the first day, I was playing with it a bit to get used to having it in my pocket and it was wearing the edge of the pocket of my jeans. A slightly wider clip with a bit less pressure would be nicer.
- Also, I'd like the clip to be designed in such a way that it allows the knife to sit a bit deeper in my pocket. It sticks out about 3/4 of an inch from my pocket. Kind of a dumb idea, in my opinion...it's not enough to grab, but just enough that it's a little conspicuous (may be that's the point, I dunno).

Personally, it's a little longer than I expected, but that's on me. Think I'd prefer if it were about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch...

United States on Jan 30, 2013