"The Bracket is an XL version of the original Static cleaver. But rather than a simple size change, it has some fresh additions as well. A new glass-filled nylon front handle scale is plenty grippy, and its steel pivot overlay adds visual interest. Functionally, the Bracket opens easily with Kershaw's assisted opening. A large choil allows users to enhance their grip. The deep-carry pocketclip is reversible for right or left carry, and the handle also includes a new lanyard hole. Even with its changes, the knife weight is just as balanced the Static. Yet, the Bracket does something different, while remaining a practical and fun cleaver for the collection. 



 You can look to Kershaw for everyday carrying knives that can tame any cardboard box and liberate any purchase from its plastic packaging, sporting knives that make hunting, fishing, watersports, and camping even better, work knives that won’t let you down, and tactical knives that ensure you’re ready for anything."

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It’s a kershaw…for the money one of my favorite brands. Great quality and craftsmanship and customer support. Never been disappointed with this brand

Great blade

 So, basically, as long as you haven't rolled over it or chopped it with something they're going to guarantee it for the lifetime of the product overall, it's a really really nice finish on the blade. You'Ve got a stone wash finish so you're not going to see you're not going to see scratches or marks very easily on this knife. I actually like the stone wash finish. It'S it's a little bit different overall um

 It'S 122 grams really light knife for a knife with a blade, this size, very nice and lightweight. So you can see if you were moving around trying to cut things up vegetables and all that sort of stuff. It'S very nice to use really really nice to use. It has a deep carry pocket clip on the back, so you've got a stainless steel

 It is assisted, it's got a spring in here, that's how quickly it opens up. As far as the steel goes, these brackets are made with hcr 13 mov steel, which is a stainless good steel for sharpening it's going to hold an edge pretty well, it's got good edge retention. The length of the blade on this is 3.4 inches, so it's a decent sized blade or 8

 The other side. You'Ve got a really really good. Uh sort of it's a glass filled nylon. It'S got a really good grip to it

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 I’m a fan of the acid wash on the metal. The big deal breaker for me are these, the lock is not supported, it is an open frame on the lock side, with a bunch of material removed and nothing sandwiching it or secured to that side of the frame to maintain rigidity. So it has flex, and I have a heavy suspicion that it will start bending and probably break with a side load or twisting force to the blade. The spring assist is pretty weak

 So it has flex, and I have a heavy suspicion that it will start bending and probably break with a side load or twisting force to the blade. The spring assist is pretty weak. It started sulking pretty fast so I’m starting to think it’s not going to hold and edge. I am hard on my knives as they are tools for me

It’s cool but super lite duty

95 without shipping and handling not a bad little knife, not a bad little knife at all. So this is where i ask you to please like share comment and subscribe, we're getting close to 400 uh subscribers, and i really appreciate it. I thank you so much for spending time with me today. I hope you're doing well and, as always, have a knife day now

110 inches, 2.8 millimeters closed length, 4.4 inches 11.2 centimeters and a material is glass filled, nylon, front, stainless steel back handle finish, coating stone finish back, handle thickness, 0

 So what you think about that pretty darn interesting feel that spring give it that flip. So this is assisted. Needless to say and uh. Let me advance my little doohickey right over here blade length is 3

 We'Re here to talk about this now, believers have been around for a while i've gotten quite popular, but i have never gotten on to the bandwagon until now. It'S my first impressions of it. So, let's see right or left a tip up, carry pocket. Clip frame lock, see the jumping here and here so, let's give it a flip, and this is an assisted knife, stonewash, so hmm my first time my first cleaver new from mattel, my first cleaver

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75 inches overall, with a nice g10 front scale makes it nice and textured super grippy and then just the stainless back scale. I love that they use the frame lock on here instead of a typical liner, i'm always a bigger fan of that. That style weighs it a nice, 4.3 ounces, so definitely edc friendly, so make sure to get yours today at bladeops

 That style weighs it a nice, 4.3 ounces, so definitely edc friendly, so make sure to get yours today at bladeops. 

4 inch, cleaver blade. I don't know about you, but i love that cleaver style, nice, big chunky, big old, cutting edge on there. I just love how how durable it is and how much work you can get out of these blade. Styles, it's about 7

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The Case XX-Changer with Fillet/Boning is a part of the Large Lockbacks Family. These knives are a blend of a fixed-blade knife and a traditional pocket folder. This durable folding knife features a peach seed jigged amber bone and brass handle. There are four interchangeable blades to answer the call for any job thrown your way. These blades include the Clip blade, Fillet/Boning blade, the Drop Point blade, and the Saw blade. The Clip blade is commonly used as a multi-purpose blade and preferred for detail work. The Fillet/Boning blade is intended for filleting fish as well as serving as an all-purpose utility tool. The Drop point blade is commonly used for gutting larger game animals. The Saw blade is used for sawing bone and a variety of outdoor uses including cutting through small twigs. The Saw blade even offers a screwdriver tip. This durable folding knife is constructed with Case Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel which is a special high-carbon steel that helps the blades hold an edge longer than conventional steel. It also offers extraordinary blade strength and corrosion resistance. To switch out the blades use the release button on the end of the knife, fold the blade to a 90 degree angle, and pull the blade in an upward motion. This knife includes a genuine leather sheath with individual blade pockets. This multi-purpose pocket knife is perfect for everyday carry, hiking, or hunting. Comes conveniently packaged in a box. Made in Bradford, PA, USA from domestic and imported materials.

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 Well made and sharp. Came with the gut hook as advertised. Sturdy and we'll constructed. Love it

Awesome Knife

 If you are old or arthritic your hands may not have the strength to press the lever all the way down and hold it while removing the blade. Then repeat the process again to put in another blade. Quite painful for me. I can get it done but it takes too much effort

My only complaint is that it takes great effort to push the lever down to change the ...

 The sheath has plastic dividers to hold the 3 extra blades individualy so there is no rattling and the blade edges don't get damaged. I don't typically carry this on my belt when I'm hunting as it is a bit bulky and heavy. I usually have it in the rear pocket of my vest or in my daypack depending on what I'm wearing. I ordered the gut hook blade from Case for $10

 All of the blades fit nice and snug, open smoothly and lock up tight. There is no play or wobble. Note that the filet/utility blade has no nail slot so it takes a bit of extra care to open/close that blade without cutting a finger. The sheath has the same high quality as the knife so there was no skimping here

  The one thing that puzzles me is why Case chooses to sell these in two different 4 blade configurations. One with the filet blade (actually labeled Utility) and one with the gut hook. I wish that they would just sell them in a 5 blade set and let the consumer pick the 3 blades that they want to carry in the sheath. Just add a few dollars to the price

 The fit and finish is perfect. The blades were shaving sharp out of the box and easy to change. All of the blades fit nice and snug, open smoothly and lock up tight. There is no play or wobble

A great knife.  This is my second one.

 I also wish the leather was of a heavier weight, to accommodate this heavy knife with its extra blades.

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