You know you do it. And you know you shouldn’t. You should never use the blade of your knife—especially the blade of your folding knife—as a prybar.
However, if you’re pry-prone anyway, Kershaw now has the right knife for you. The Barge features an integral prybar that extends from the backspacer of the knife. Now there’s no need to even think about wrenching on something with your blade. Finally, you’ve got the right tool for the job—an actual prybar built into the back of the knife.
That said, the Barge’s other end is pretty handy, too. The shorter blade is a modified Wharncliffe with a fairly straight edge, which is a great shape for a general utility knife. That edge is extra handy for when you might need to bear down on something you’re cutting. The stonewashed finish hides scratches easily.
Specifications and Features:
Kershaw Barge
Built in pry bar
Folding frame lock knife
Modified Wharncliffe plain edge
2.6" blade
4.7" closed
7.3" overall
5.4 oz
Glass-filled nylon/steel back handle
8Cr13MoV
Black/Stonewash
However, if you’re pry-prone anyway, Kershaw now has the right knife for you. The Barge features an integral prybar that extends from the backspacer of the knife. Now there’s no need to even think about wrenching on something with your blade. Finally, you’ve got the right tool for the job—an actual prybar built into the back of the knife.
That said, the Barge’s other end is pretty handy, too. The shorter blade is a modified Wharncliffe with a fairly straight edge, which is a great shape for a general utility knife. That edge is extra handy for when you might need to bear down on something you’re cutting. The stonewashed finish hides scratches easily.
Specifications and Features:
Kershaw Barge
Built in pry bar
Folding frame lock knife
Modified Wharncliffe plain edge
2.6" blade
4.7" closed
7.3" overall
5.4 oz
Glass-filled nylon/steel back handle
8Cr13MoV
Black/Stonewash