Kershaw Conduit Folding Pocket Knife, 2.9 inch Assisted Opening Blade, Black Spearpoint Blade, Liner Lock, Pocketclip,grey

This knife quickly became my favorite over all my others. Consistent, easy, snappy opening, perfect size for EDC, discreet. Knife is definitely sharp, but not absolutely insanely sharp where you’re paranoid about it. A great edc.

Kershaw makes good products and as expected its a wonderful knife. Build quality is on par with what you expect from a name like Kershaw. Assisted opening is fast, not too fast or snappy, but fast and just right. Not hard to initiate the function but just easy enough that it will not be an issue to activate the Assisted opening. Blade is alot more sharp than it looked and felt but yeah you should expect it to be....it is a knife and it's a knife from a brand with such a great reputation. Price is good. Yes we would all like it to be cheaper but what don't we wish was cheaper. Good value and I'm sure you will be pleased.

As one would expect from Kershaw, the Conduit knife is no exception. The assisted opening makes it super easy to open without being dangerous of an accidental opening. The liner lock is readily accessible and easy to operate. The blade is razor sharp right out of the box. The handle is easy to grip and not slippery at all. It is also aesthetically pleasing. For the money it is an outstanding value, worth more than it sells for. Buy with confidence!

Great knife for low cost. Handle is textured for grip, works as you’d expect for a light duty knife. Not too bulky in pocket.

Replaced Kershaw I had for 17 years after I left it at the gun range. Sure would gave been nice if an honest person had found it. Oh well...This replacement knife is great and really do like it. Overall size (folded and extended) fits my needs perfectly. Hoping it lives up to the longevity of the first one. Hated losing my friend.

I really like this pocket knife. Feels good in my hand, the blade is staying sharp and assist open works very smooth. It isn't as thin as my lost Scallion was, but it's OK. It hasn't gotten caught on things and I don't notice it when clipped to my front pants pocket.

Wanted a smaller every day carry pocket knife , 3” blade ( allowed in my state) and this is great. It is light and fits in my pocket ( clipped in) and suits my needs, even for dress pants since it is not a big knife. I fits in my hand, and is like a gentleman knife. Best suited for daily carry and utility. It is much more amenable for carrying than my other Kenshaw knives ( which are bulky in my pocket along with a wallet or keys etc) that I keep at home for chores or other heavier duty tasks or for self-defense. Highly recommend and glad to have found it.

My wife says I have a problem, I tell her I'm a collection. I like knives, I have a few. The Kershaw Conduit was more of an impulse purchase during Christmas. It was inexpensive, light weight, assisted, blacked out, slicey blade shape, deep pocket carry, and maybe an okay steel with 8Cr13MoV.I love this EDC!!! I've bought a lot of budget steel knives, and many manufactures hardness claims aren't as advertised. Kershaw delivered with this knife. The 8Cr13MoV took a really nice edge on the Worksharp angle sharpener, and it hasn't needed any touch ups. The handle texture is really nice, not too grippy or slick, and really comfortable. I really appreciate the weight of this knife! It doesn't take up much pocket real estate either. Centering came perfect from the factory. All black hardware is a nice touch.Overall: A huge Budget friendly win!!! Nice job Kershaw! Now I need to pick up the Iridium.