Kershaw Chive 1600PINK 1.90" Folding Drop Point Knife, Bead Blasted 420HC Blade, Pink Anodized Aluminum Handle with Pocket Clip

The Kershaw Chive 1600PINK is a compact folding drop point knife built for everyday carry, outdoor work, and field tasks where a reliable blade beats excuses. With a 1.90-inch 420HC stainless steel blade finished in a clean bead-blasted look, this knife delivers practical edge geometry without the bulk. The pink anodized aluminum handle gives you a tool that's as easy to spot in a pack or on a workbench as it is to pull from a pocket, and the integrated pocket clip keeps it secure and accessible right where you need it.

Kershaw has a reputation for putting real utility into mid-sized folders, and the Chive proves the point. The drop point blade shape works across a spectrum of camp tasks—prep work, rope cutting, gear repair—without forcing you to carry a larger knife. 420HC stainless holds an edge well enough for extended use and resists corrosion in damp field conditions. The bead-blasted finish hides wear and keeps glare to a minimum, while the anodized aluminum frame keeps weight down and ergonomics honest.

If you're outfitting a hunting pack, keeping a backup blade in a rig bag, or just prefer your EDC knife in a finish that won't disappear in low light, the Chive's combination of size, steel, and visibility makes it worth the carry. It's not trying to be a Bowie or a tiny toothpick—it's a genuinely useful middle ground.

Key Features

• 1.90-inch 420HC stainless steel blade with drop point geometry for field and camp work
• Bead-blasted blade finish resists corrosion and hides wear in outdoor use
• Pink anodized aluminum handle for visibility and easy location in gear
• Integrated pocket clip for secure carry and quick access
• Compact profile suitable for EDC, hunting, fishing, and general outdoor tasks

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a drop point blade and what is it used for?

A drop point blade curves down from the spine toward the tip, creating a nimble point and a slight belly along the edge. This shape is excellent for camp and field work—fine control for detail cuts, rope and cordage, gear repair, and game processing. It's a versatile workhorse that doesn't demand specialized techniques.

Is the 420HC blade stainless steel good for outdoor use?

Yes. 420HC is a stainless steel that resists corrosion well, making it reliable in damp field conditions, wet camps, or extended hunts. It holds a usable edge through typical cutting tasks and is straightforward to maintain in the field or at home.

Does the Kershaw Chive come with a pocket clip?

Yes. The knife includes an integrated pocket clip, so it's ready to carry right out of the box. The clip secures the blade in a pocket or pack attachment point and keeps the knife accessible without bulk.

Is this knife suitable for hunting and field dressing?

The 1.90-inch drop point blade is compact and sharp enough for general hunting tasks and field work. Larger, specialized game processing knives exist for heavier dressing work, but the Chive handles camp prep, rope cutting, hide opening, and light processing capably in the field.