Kershaw Boa

This is my newest knife to date. It's a pretty nice knife with Ken Onion's SpeedSafe assisted opening. It opens up nice and quick and locks up really solid. It also has a really nice feel in the hand.

Steel: S30V stainless-steel with Tungsten DLC coating
Handle: 6061-T6 anodized aluminum
Blade Length: 3 3/8 in. (8.6 cm)
Closed Length: 4 3/4 in. (12 cm)
Weight: 4.9 oz.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Kershaw
• Boa
• Knife
• Speedsafe
• Speed
• Safe
• Assisted
• Opening

[lsutigers1010]

ncie blade that got the cpm s30v blade right

[mrskillz001]

yeah, the blade on this one is s30v

[MrHossTheBoss]

how much is this knife?

[punkmechanicalkid]

I've got the same knife, served well for two years in the navy with daily use. I broke the locking bar while camping (Used it as a hatchet to make kinling lol) Found mine online for $125. We took it apart and clamped it in a vice and fixed it, took forever but hell, it works now just fine. I don't recommend taking it apart though, unless you're real good at assembling s***, you'll need some tools too.

[goshawkua]

thanks for your Vid Man!

About subject:

Cool knife and sits well in hand, but I will not buy one since I do Not trust to these linerlocks anymore...

[Whoozerdaddy]

I just got my Boa in the mail and I must say, it is a beautiful, well'-made knife. With that said, you would think that with a $189 msrp it would have a better pocket clip on it than it does. That's a really crappy clip, in all honesty. With the nitride coating on it it makes it somewhat "sticky," like the blade and consequently it doesn't slide into and out of the pocket very easily. It's also VERY tight.

[rjgrantham23]

no, set of holes on both sides for tip up, then one set(shown here) for the tip down.

I think i'm going to go buy this now, thanks for the vid

[rockerjp101]

tip down carry only? :*(

[mrskillz001]

Thanks Duane!