New 2016 Kershaw Tools

[Kampfer]

http://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/knives?new=11

PAYLOAD

BARGE

TX TOOL

RATION

JENS CARABINER - TITANIUM

CINDER

[rishardh]

Cheerful but not cheap The Ti Carabiner looks interesting.

[powernoodle]

The Barge is actually pretty smart.  A folding knife with built in pry bar.  And its not spendy.  As opposed to many new doodads and trinkets, this one might be pretty useful.

[rishardh]

The Barge is actually pretty smart.  A folding knife with built in pry bar.  And its not spendy.  As opposed to many new doodads and trinkets, this one might be pretty useful.

The prybar is the most overlooked tool in a MT.

[Zephon]

This early on I see the TX Tool, Ration and Carabiner being pirated into numerous copies and sold in bazaars and dollar stores all over.....

[Higgins617]

I like the cinder

[shark_za]

I'll take the RATION (wife, kids, some spares in camping box) and maybe a BARGE to throw in the toolbox.

I wish the CINDER was not 3CR13.
When they brought out the Shuffle it was only in 3CR but later on it was upgraded to 8CR; Maybe if we wait?

It looks like a primo beer opener.

[Higgins617]

I'll take the RATION (wife, kids, some spares in camping box) and maybe a BARGE to throw in the toolbox.

I wish the CINDER was not 3CR13.
When they brought out the Shuffle it was only in 3CR but later on it was upgraded to 8CR; Maybe if we wait?

It looks like a primo beer opener.

8Cr would be nicer, but for 10.99 MSRP I really wont complain either.


And I ate my dinner tonight with my Ration

[Etherealicer]

This early on I see the TX Tool, Ration and Carabiner being pirated into numerous copies and sold in bazaars and dollar stores all over.....

The TX Tool is not exactly a novelty. I have thrown away a couple of similar looking bit-drivers... The only way the TX Tool can make it if it is actually of good quality but looking at the bits does not fill me with confidence.

[rdub934]

I want a Ration! The Jen's Carabiner looks pretty cool, too

[Dem]

Combining a strap cutter with a carabiner seems unwise, especially in that design where anything attached to the carabiner that gets near the cutter as you're moving around is likely to get hooked and stay there. I guess if you're just clipping metal things together it'd be fine, otherwise that really makes me uneasy.

I really like the look of the carabiner camping utensil, though. I'm definitely going to get a few of those.

[ironraven]

Other than the Barge and maybe the Payload (Select Fire mkII), nothing there we haven't already seen. The TX Tool looks an awful lot like super cheap drivers I've spent $3 on, and the Ration is just a messier Eat'N'Tool.

[jekostas]

Why would you design an Eat 'N Tool with less functionality?



Also, the Barge looks cool.  The Cinder kind of does but the knife steel is crap.

[NKlamerus]

Can anyone else not see the photos via Tapatalk?

[sLaughterMed]

I can no longer see them (forum mobile version), but I could previously. Perhaps the url is no longer valid

[Pacu]

Found a TX tool yesterday at the local Army Navy store. $8.99  Seems well built. I used it to take the screws out of a quad box for switch out in my back bedroom. Clip seems solid.

[cody6268]

Is it really a Kershaw product, or just an inexpensive 1/8 drive bit driver they applied their name to? '

I don't see the point. I have pretty much all the bits I need to work on the knives from inexpensive store brand sets, mostly Lowe's Kobalt.