Sharp Knifves * | Half-Price Columbia River (Crkt) Crkt 5510 K.I.S.S. By Ed Halligan, 2.25 Serrated Tanto Blade, Frame Lock, Stainless Steel Handle

The Crkt K.I.S.S. Is Designed By The Late Ed Halligan, Who Was Only The Second Major Knifemaker To Work With The Then Relatively New Brand. According To Legend, The Kiss Was Introduced At The Shot Show In 1997. Within A Few Days Of The Show, A Year’S Worth Of The Knife Had Sold Out.

So How Could One Knife Help Establish A New Brand As One Of The Major Knife Companies? It’S Simple.

Standing For Keep It Super Simple, The K.I.S.S. Revels In Simplicity While Eschewing All The Bells And Whistles Found In Many Modern Pocket Knives. Instead Of Adding Unnecessary Features, The K.I.S.S. Is A Barebones Folder With A Lot To Offer.

The Original K.I.S.S. Has A 2.25-Inch Modified Tanto Blade With A Bead-Blasted Finish And Partial Serrations. The 3Cr13 Stainless Steel Is More Than Adequate As Material For The Blade And Steel Frame. That Same Frame Also Acts As A Locking Mechanism For The Blade.

When Closed, The Blade Is Folded Against The Minimalist Handle With Such A Precise Fit You’Ll Wonder How They Do It. Even Though The Blade Is Exposed, The Design And Seals Of The Frame Allow You To Carry It Around Without Concern.

Along With A Pocket Clip That Could Double As A Money Clip, The K.I.S.S. Is A Knife That Conforms To Your Needs. Despite Being Around For Nearly 20 Years, The Philosophy Of Keeping It Simple Is As Effective As Ever.