The popular Iridium was a surprise hit with a drop point blade and gray aluminum handle. This iteration of the Iridium makes it something almost completely new.
The 3.4-inch D2 blade now features a reverse tanto blade profile, which gives greater control and a more piercing point.
Its reverse tanto blade effortlessly tackles cutting tasks, while the black-anodized aluminum handle scales add to its stylish profile. With smooth deployment via KVT ball bearings and secure locking with DuraLock technology, this knife offers ultimate convenience and safety.
Easily close and carry it with the reversible deep-carry pocket clip. Crafted from D2 high-carbon tool steel with a stonewashed finish, the Iridium ensures durability and excellent edge retention. Experience the perfect blend of style and practicality with the Iridium.
Specifications | |
Blade Thickness | 0.11 |
Brand | Kershaw |
Model | Iridium |
Model Number | 2038R |
Opener | Thumb Stud |
Blade Hardness (HRC) | 59-60 |
Blade Color | Silver |
Blade Edge | Plain |
Blade Length | 3.4 |
Blade Material | D2 |
Closed Length | 4.5 |
Country of Origin | China |
Handle Color | Black |
Handle Material | Aluminum |
Knife Weight | 3.5 |
Knife Type | Folding |
Lock Type | Crossbar Lock |
Pocket Clip Include | Yes |
Point | Reverse Tanto |
Total Length | 7.9 |
Established in 1974 in Oregon, Kershaw has built a strong reputation for producing reliable and affordable knives that cater to various needs, from everyday carry and outdoor activities to tactical and professional use.
Throughout its history, Kershaw has been at the forefront of knife innovation. The brand is acclaimed for its use of advanced materials such as high-performance stainless steels and durable handle materials like G-10, carbon fiber, and aluminum. Kershaw knives often feature smooth assisted opening mechanisms, ensuring quick and effortless deployment, a feature that has become a signature characteristic of the brand.
Some of Kershaw's top models include the Blur, Leek, Emerson collaborations, and Launch series. The brand expertly vacillates between offering budget-friendly folders and higher-quality knives made in the United States.
Kershawās ability to blend cutting-edge technology with practical design has solidified its position as one of the leading knife manufacturers in the industry, continuing to attract a loyal following of users seeking top-tier performance at an affordable price.