Kershaw Leek Blue Flower 14C28N Bead-Blasted Spring Assisted Knife (3.00" Blade) 1660HI

This Kershaw Leek sets a bead-blasted 14C28N Wharncliffe blade in an aluminum handle printed with Blue Flower patterning. A pocket-size assisted folder, it is made for slicing and fine point work.

• 14C28N Bead Blast Blade - Sandvik 14C28N is a stainless steel that takes a scary-sharp edge and comes back quickly on a stone, though it won't go as long between sharpenings as premium powder steels. The hollow ground modified Wharncliffe tapers to a fine point, and the bead blast finish cuts glare.
• Blue Flower Handle - Blue blooms spread across the handle and give a fast, sharp tool a look that reads more garden than tactical. Underneath, a steel liner anchors the lock and keeps the thin frame rigid, so the flowers sit on a build made for daily cutting chores.
• SpeedSafe Assisted Opening - Push the flipper tab or either thumb stud, and the SpeedSafe torsion bar takes over and drives the blade the rest of the way open. Thumb studs on both sides let either hand start the action, so it opens fast with just one hand.

The Kershaw Leek

Ken Onion designed the Kershaw Leek as a slim, quick-opening folder, and it remains one of the most recognizable knives the brand builds. It runs on SpeedSafe, the assisted opening system Onion developed, which carries the blade open once your thumb or finger starts it. The handle stays narrow and flat, and a reversible clip lets it ride tip-up or tip-down. The Leek is known for its slender, needle-tipped blade, which reaches into tight spots like the seam of a stubborn blister pack.