How thick is this knife? I cant find that anywhere and I want to know how well it will fit in my pocket.
645548
It's thicker than a standard pocket knife. I think it will fit in a pocket fine, but there will be will be little room for anything else.
645549
It is not intended to be a "pocket" knife. It is enclosed in a carrying case which makes it bulky for a pant pocket but could be carried in a jacket or overcoat. In most cases, it would not be carried around unless appropriate apparel is worn or carrying kit is used since it is intended for emergency purposes.
645550
It comes with a hefty sheath. Without the sheaf, if you wear loose pants, you could carry it, but why? It is made for emergencies, with selective uses. Get a Buck knife.
645551
Using a standard ruler I measure this pocket knife to be a little over half an inch thick, compared to another basic pocket knife I have that measures a little under half an inch thick. I have to admit that is one of the trade offs for all the accessories you get is the fact that it might be a little on the bulkier side of what you might be used to depending on any previous types of knives you've owned.
645552
I don't normally carry this tool, but it is in my truck. It is a little wider than my 511 knife I carry, but this is definitely doable to carry the tool in lieu of a knife.
832328
The blade is 1/8 in.(3mm)thick an 1 1/4 in.( approx. 33mm) wide at it's widest point. Hope this helps. It is a very well made knife in my opinion. Sorry I didn't return you an answer sooner.
2185178
Thank you! The only other knife I've owned was about one inch long. I appreciate your help.
163411
The thickest point is like 2mm!!! very sturdy knife and keeps an edge for a long time.
336770
Sylvia, sorry I took so long to respond - out of pocket for the holiday. Folded up, the knife is 3 1/2 inches long. Hope this is helpful.
1056183
It really is an awesome knife he would love it. Theres a few different blade options you'd have to choose from. Personally I did the one without any serration and I did the curved edge one instead of the tanto blade style. Honestly I would do the non serrated curved one but thats up to you haha. Also they have it in a tan color like a desert tan so maybe that would be cool for someone in the military, or olive green. I did the black and love it. I could go on and on about it but for the money, its the best pocket knife i've ever owned :D. If you do let me know how he liked it!?
76172
It doesn't me. I carry it everywhere I can't feel it in my pocket and don't notice it when I use it. Highly recommend this knife
327255
From the information that I could find the blade is 2 mm thick. I hope this helps. Thank you American Survival Gear
512611
I don't remember exactly, it was too small for my taste, I'm more of a right on the boundaries of what's legal to carry in public, blade length wise. But I think it was like 2 or 2 1/2 inches. It just felt like a key chain knife in my hands, so I sent it back. It was even awkward to flip out the blade with the thumb knob there was so little handle to hold on to. Gerber is a really high quality blade company though, there is another pocket knife that looks kinda like that which is also made by Gerber on Amazon that I ended up getting and has a longer blade and handle that I carry everywhere it's a great durable knife. I don't remember exactly, it was too small for my taste, I'm more of a right on the boundaries of what's legal to carry in public, blade length wise. But I think it was like 2 or 2 1/2 inches. It just felt like a key chain knife in my hands, so I sent it back. It was even awkward to flip out the blade with the thumb knob there was so little handle to hold on to. Gerber is a really high quality blade company though, there is another pocket knife that looks kinda like that which is also made by Gerber on Amazon that I ended up getting and has a longer blade and handle that I carry everywhere... » Read More I don't remember exactly, it was too small for my taste, I'm more of a right on the boundaries of what's legal to carry in public, blade length wise. But I think it was like 2 or 2 1/2 inches. It just felt like a key chain knife in my hands, so I sent it back. It was even awkward to flip out the blade with the thumb knob there was so little handle to hold on to. Gerber is a really high quality blade company though, there is another pocket knife that looks kinda like that which is also made by Gerber on Amazon that I ended up getting and has a longer blade and handle that I carry everywhere it's a great durable knife. « Show Less
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No, the knife is too large to fit in your pockets unless you have very large pockets. this is not the kind of blade that is meant to be carried in pockets. if you are looking for some type of edc knife i would recommend a much smaller knife. the kabar tdi knives would be a good option.
1063169
I carry it in the change pocket of my wrangler jeans. It's a little bulky there, but I live with it because I use it so frequently. The knife is excellent quality steel and craftsmanship and I'd be lost without it. It's one those simple little treasures and pleasures (and for me an irreplaceable tool) in life.
2134000
Its pretty thick havent exacrtly measured it but its very very durable...doesnt chip easily either. It is probably one of the sharpest knifes i own if taken care of properly. This knife can handle a lot.
893564
If you're talking about dropping it into the pocket with your smart phone, bad idea! I wouldn't put any knife in the same pocket as my phone . It has a great clip attached to the handle so that it can be attached to the opposite side as your phone. This is a fantastic EDC knife! I am a big fan of Kershaw knives and this one did not disappoint!
2061889
The blade is very close to 3/16" , I think close to 5mm if you prefer metric, so pretty thick. It is made of stainless steel too just in case you were wondering.
2231915
It's large but I carry it daily no problem .It's my favorite EDC knife. I carry it inside the front of my pants, clip goes under the belt, knife at a 45 degree angle inward. Less visible than in a pocket, better access than in back pocket, better resists a knife grab. I had a guy grapple-in and grab the knife from back pocket -luckily he was a friend. I own 3, try one you won't regret it!
1894759
If you need a thin knife, perhaps take a look at the Kershaw Ken Onion. It is a frame lock knife which has no scales on it at all, and one of my favorite pocketknives.
1831676
A little under 4". Doesn't look that big in the pics. Almost the width of my palm. Great knife. Very solid. Not a lightweight. Similar in weight to a Buck 110 but I think this one is better.