Kershaw Link Drop Point Knife Olive Alumn (3.25" Stonewash 20Cv)
$113.61
The Kershaw Link drop point knife brings everyday carry simplicity to a design that doesn't overthink things. With a 3.25" stonewash blade in 20CV stainless steel and olive aluminum handles, this is a straightforward folder built for hunters, campers, and anyone who appreciates a reliable blade without the clutter. The drop point profile is a time-tested shape for field work—it excels at detail cuts, food prep, and general utility tasks where you need control and edge durability.
20CV steel is a solid performer for a production knife. It holds an edge well enough for consistent field use, resists corrosion better than basic stainless, and maintains reasonable ease of sharpening when you do need to touch it up. The stonewash finish hides wear and scratches—practical for a tool that earns its place in your pack or pocket. Olive aluminum scales keep weight down while delivering the grip security you want in camp or on the trail.
This is the kind of knife that works because it doesn't try to be everything. Whether you're breaking down game, processing firewood, or handling camp chores, the Link's straightforward design and proven drop point blade earn their place in your kit. No unnecessary features, no over-engineered mechanisms—just a clean, capable folder that gets to work.
Key Features
- 3.25" drop point blade in 20CV stainless steel—excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance
- Stonewash finish resists visible wear and looks at home in any environment
- Olive aluminum handles for lightweight durability and secure grip
- Straightforward folder design—no unnecessary complexity
Specifications
| Brand | Kershaw |
| Model | Link |
| Blade Type | Drop Point |
| Blade Length | 3.25" |
| Blade Steel | 20CV |
| Blade Finish | Stonewash |
| Handle Material | Olive Aluminum |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Kershaw Link a good field knife for hunting and camp use?
Yes. The drop point blade and 3.25" length make it versatile for field dressing, food prep, rope work, and general camp tasks. The 20CV steel edge holds up well to regular use without demanding constant maintenance.
Why choose a stonewash blade finish?
Stonewash conceals scratches and minor wear, so your knife looks good through hard use. It's functional camouflage for a working blade—less visible dirt and marks means less fussing over appearance and more focus on the job.
How does 20CV steel compare to other production knife steels?
20CV balances edge retention, corrosion resistance, and ease of sharpening well enough for field work. It's not a super-hard exotic steel, but it's reliable for a knife you'll actually use regularly and sharpen with common tools.
Will the olive aluminum handles stay secure in wet conditions?
Aluminum handles provide a solid grip texture. For maximum security in very wet conditions, wipe the blade and handles dry—standard practice for any knife at camp or on the water.
