Inside Kershaw SpeedSafe assisted opening Media
Published: 6 years ago
The torsion bar action inside the Kershaw SpeedSafe® assisted opening mechanism.
Kershaw was the first to bring SpeedSafe assisted opening knives to market in 1997, launching a revolution in opening systems—and winning numerous industry awards along the way. Originally designed by Hall of Fame knifemaker, Ken Onion, Kershaw’s SpeedSafe knives flew off the shelves. Today, almost all knife companies offer some sort of assisted opening knife, but none matches the popularity or proven durability of the original.
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Kershaw History 1997–2010 https://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/blog/history-of-kershaw-speedsafe-changes-the-industry-landscape-1997-2010
Read more about:
Kershaw SpeedSafe and other technology https://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/technology
Kershaw SpeeSafe knife models https://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/knives?openingSystem=71
Kershaw was the first to bring SpeedSafe assisted opening knives to market in 1997, launching a revolution in opening systems—and winning numerous industry awards along the way. Originally designed by Hall of Fame knifemaker, Ken Onion, Kershaw’s SpeedSafe knives flew off the shelves. Today, almost all knife companies offer some sort of assisted opening knife, but none matches the popularity or proven durability of the original.
This video is featured in the blog post
Kershaw History 1997–2010 https://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/blog/history-of-kershaw-speedsafe-changes-the-industry-landscape-1997-2010
Read more about:
Kershaw SpeedSafe and other technology https://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/technology
Kershaw SpeeSafe knife models https://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/knives?openingSystem=71