Kershaw Blur Folding Knife (1670BW)

Probably the absolute best Kershaw knife I have owned yet. The speed-safe mechanism is fantastic on this knife. Works much better than the cheaper Volt II and the Tremor I have owned. The scales are very grippy, and the blade stays sharp forever.I just wish the pocket clip was a little deeper riding, like the clip on the Cryo. That is the only complaint I have about it, because all replacement clips I have found are pretty expensive.Edit - Update: Feb 2025I still have this knife.Honestly, it's one of the best knives I've carried on a daily basis, and one of the few that I have that I can easily say that I'd replace in a heartbeat. I absolutely love this knife and how it feels in my hand. The blade is incredible, and will cut whatever you need all day long. Obviously, with the thinness of the blade and the geometry, it's not meant to be hammered through stuff, not would I with any frame lock knife - which brings me to my only dislike about this knife. I know it's just me being picky, but I do wish this had a better locking system. I know it'd be hard to implement, and honestly I'd be worried that it would destroy a nearly perfect knife design.Ken Onion did a fantastic job designing this knife, I've bought many more knives since I purchased this one, but it's been nearly impossible to find a folding knife that fits my hand as good as this one does. Congradulations Ken, you've ruined me forever in trying to find a knife I like as much as this one with a better lock. I'm not joking, thats my general criteria now when I'm looking at a new folding knife, find one that feels as good in the hand as the Blur, with a better locking mechanism. And I'm having a terrible time doing so. Almost no one out there seems to know how to make a truely ergenomic knife handle.I will continue to carry this knife once in a while, as I feed my addiction of obtaining sharp pointy pieces of steel.