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Kershaw 2052 Broadside 3.50" Folding Spear Point Plain Stonewashed D2 Steel Blade, Brown G10 Handle
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SKU: 2052-087171068374
Overview
Built for general-purpose cutting tasks, this folding knife suits hunters and outdoorsmen who want a practical tool for camp, gear prep, and everyday carry. Its spear point blade with a saber grind is paired with a brown G10 handle that provides a secure hold during extended use. Thumb stud opening, KVT deployment, and DuraLock give it a straightforward, controlled feel in hand, while the reversible deep-carry clip supports discreet pocket carry. The plain edge and 3.50-inch blade make it a versatile option, though its 5.10-ounce weight may be more noticeable than lighter carry knives.
Why Hunters Choose the Kershaw
Spear Point
A saber grind for versatile
D2 Steel
Blade material is specified in
Tan G10
Handle is described as offering
Thumb Stud
Opening supports quick, reliable deployment
Duralock Mechanism
Secures the blade in the
Key Features
- 3.50-inch spear point blade with plain edge and saber grind
- D2 steel blade with stonewashed finish
- Brown G10 handle for a firm grip during extended work
- Thumb stud opening with KVT deployment
- DuraLock blade lock for secure use
- Reversible deep-carry pocket clip for carry options
Best Used For
- Hunters needing a versatile folding knife for general camp and field cutting tasks
- Users who prefer thumb-stud opening and a secure locking folder for controlled handling
- Those wanting a deep-carry pocket clip for discreet everyday carry in the outdoors
- Hunters and outdoorsmen who value a firm-grip handle for extended cutting work
Specifications
| Blade Length | 3.5 in |
|---|---|
| Blade Steel | D2 Steel |
| Blade Type | Spear Point |
| Closed Length | 4.85 in |
| Edge Type | Plain |
| Handle Description | Brown |
| Open Type | Thumb Stud |
| Overall Length | 8.35 in |
| Weight | 5.1 oz |
Pros
- Spear point blade with a saber grind for versatile cutting tasks.
- D2 steel blade material is specified in the product data.
- Tan G10 handle is described as offering a firm grip for extended work.
- Thumb stud opening supports quick, reliable deployment.
- DuraLock mechanism secures the blade in the open position.
- Reversible deep-carry pocket clip supports discreet carry options.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 3.50" spear point blade and saber grind are geared toward versatility, but this is still a folding knife rather than a dedicated fixed blade for heavier camp or field tasks.
- At 5.10 oz., it carries more substance than some compact folders, which may matter if you prioritize lighter pocket carry.
- The plain edge is clean and practical, but it does not offer the slicing profile of a serrated or combo-edge blade for certain materials.
- DuraLock and the reversible deep-carry clip support secure carry, though the handle button release is a deliberate step when closing the knife.
Suggested Comparisons
- Folding hunting knife
- General-purpose outdoor folding knife
- Everyday carry folding knife
- Pocket knife with locking mechanism
Suggested Accessories
- Pocket knife sheath
- Knife sharpening stone
- Knife cleaning cloth
- Pocket clip accessory
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of blade does the Kershaw Broadside use?
It uses a 3.50" spear point blade with a plain edge and a saber grind.
What steel is the blade made from?
The product data lists D2 steel for the blade material.
How does the Broadside open and lock?
It opens with a thumb stud and uses KVT deployment. The blade locks with DuraLock technology.
Is this knife easy to carry?
The Broadside includes a reversible deep-carry pocket clip for carry options. The closed length is listed as 4.85".
What handle information is provided?
The handle is described as brown G10 in the short description, and the long description calls it a tan G10 handle for a firm grip.