Kershaw Reverb Folding Knife

A... Review confirmed by purchase

80%

07.07.2025

Review for model:

Very nicely fitted and aesthetically finished, especially for this price range. Opening with one hand is relatively difficult (no thumb stud, small milling, unusual lock placement). The lock holds firmly and operates smoothly.

Very sharp, handle very well fitted, the photos don't do justice to how this knife looks, it's very nice and well designed in person. Compact size, I hope it will serve me well and for a long time, I recommend it.

Small, so it's suitable as a keychain. I recommend it.

A small, budget knife, very decently made.

Interesting, modern design. The knife is small but still quite comfortable and handy. Due to its size, it's not suitable for all tasks (e.g., in the kitchen), but at the same time, it's discreet when carried. As new, it needs to be 'clicked' a few times because at first the lock didn't engage reliably, but it quickly broke in.

In the up to 50g category, this is one of the best options in this price range. Definitely lightweight, you can barely feel it, and it will be a good choice for EDC, for example with a suit, when you don't want to weigh down your jacket pocket, or as an extra knife for lighter tasks. It's also very ergonomic and is quick and easy to sharpen. After purchase, the framelock needed adjustment—it was definitely clamping too tightly. After adjustment and breaking in, it works correctly. Some people may have trouble with the size of the lock.

The knife is okay, but it's a bit heavier than stated on the website—16g. My scale shows 48g.

It weighs as much as a feather and completely disappears in the pocket, an interesting design worth recommending as an EDC knife.

Very sharp, the handle is very well fitted, compact size, I hope it will serve me for a long time and well!!

Good handy knife, fits everywhere, easy to attach. I recommend it.

I recommend it. Very nice and sharp knife. It's relatively small so you can fit it anywhere :) One downside might be that the frame lock is also quite small and with larger fingers it might be a bit hard to close (I manage, but my friend had a problem).

My first Kershaw that isn't a flipper, but it still opens very easily. Pictures don't do justice to how this knife looks—it's very nice and well designed in person. I recommend it as a pocket knife because of its compact size. Of course, it's very sharp, but that's what you'd expect from Kershaw.