Product Description
The Kershaw Aftereffect 1180, designed by Jens Anso, is a small knife ideal as a lightweight pocket carry, but it’s small enough to fit on a keychain, too. The large lanyard hole in the aluminum backspacer is anodized in blue and enables the Aftereffect to fit conveniently on a keyring. For pocket carry, the Aftereffect includes a deep-carry pocketclip in matching black oxide. The Aftereffect’s blade is quality 8Cr13MoV stainless steel with a matte, bead-blasted finish. This manual knife is easy to open one-handed using the built-in thumb stud. The glass-filled nylon handle features an angular pattern that interacts with the Decorative pivot.
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Overall Length: 4.75"
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Blade Length: 1.70"
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Cutting Edge: 1.50"
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Blade Thickness: 0.10"
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Blade Material: 8Cr13MoV
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Blade Style: Drop Point
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Blade Grind: Flat
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Blade Finish: Bead Blast
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Edge Type: Plain
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Handle Length: 2.80"
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Handle Thickness: 0.44"
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Handle Material: FRN
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Handle Color: Black
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Frame/Liner: Stainless Steel
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Weight: 2.10 oz.
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User: Right Hand
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Pocket Clip: Tip-Up
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Knife Type: Manual
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Opener: Thumb Stud
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Lock Type: Liner Lock
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Model: Aftereffect
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Model Number: 1180
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Designer: Jens Anso
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Country of Origin: China
Other Details
Kershaw Knives' products are backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty against manufacturing defects. In addition to supporting there products with this warranty, Kershaw will be happy to sharpen your Kershaw knife for free when you send it in for warranty service.Product Videos
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Size Doesn’t Matter!
I love beautiful knives and this one is gorgeous! The good thing is it is very useful. I got it for my wife, but I ended up getting one for myself. I tried to EDC it, and honestly for the regular daily tasks we, knives lovers, need on a day around the house/office, it is more than adequate. I ended up sharpening it after a while, and the 8Cr13MoV is easy to sharp. I have to mention that I have very large hands (XXL gloves) and it was quite okay to hold. I am not saying you can have a good grip for a serious task, but for opening a package or cutting a card board, it does fine. Finally, it is a bit challenging to open it with one hand when new, and that is largely because of the small size. When you break it in, it is a lovely fidgeting knife that doesn’t draw errs. It doesn’t replace a “serious” knife, but for the price, do yourself a favor and get one. You will definitely enjoy it.
