Cold Steel Khan

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Who Needs A Cold Steel Khan?

The Cold Steel Khan is one of our most popular folders. But did you know that this folder was designed specifically for left handed users?

This unique design allows you to easily open the blade using only your dominant hand. No matter which side of the handle you hold the knife, the blade opens smoothly and effortlessly.

It's true - the Cold Steel Khan is perfect for anyone who wants a quality folder but doesn't want to sacrifice comfort.

That's right - the Cold Steel Khan has been specially designed for lefties. To ensure that the blade stays perfectly aligned during use, we made sure that the spine angle is set to 45 degrees. This ensures that the tip of the blade remains level regardless of how you grip the handle.

We also included a thumb stud for ease of opening. This makes it possible to open the blade quickly and efficiently.

In addition, the Cold Steel Khan features a textured G10 handle that provides excellent grip while allowing for maximum visibility.

Finally, the Cold Steel Khan comes with a lifetime warranty. We guarantee that any defects in materials or craftsmanship will be repaired free of charge.

The Importance Of Purchasing A Quality Cold Steel Khan

Cold Steel knives have become increasingly popular among outdoorsmen and hunters because they offer excellent value. They come in a variety of sizes and styles and are designed specifically for hunting, fishing, camping, survival, and other outdoor activities. A great example of a Cold Steel knife is their Cold Steel Khan, which features a unique design that makes it easy to open even when wet.

You'll find that most manufacturers use stainless steel blades, which means that they won't rust or corrode. This is especially true if you buy a knife that is used frequently. Stainless steel is non-reactive so it doesn't react with food or liquids. Stainless steel is also strong and durable, making it ideal for everyday use.

These knives are built to withstand heavy use and abuse. For instance, Cold Steel knives are often used by professional chefs who prepare meals for large groups of people. Because of their strength, these knives can take a beating and continue working perfectly after years of use.

Their price point allows them to compete against higher priced knives such as those made by Benchmade, Spyderco, Victorinox, etc. While many of these knives may cost hundreds of dollars, Cold Steel offers similar functionality for less.

If you're looking for a quality knife that will serve you well for years to come, then you owe it to yourself to invest in a Cold Steel knife.

Features To Consider When Buying A Cold Steel Khan

Knife sharpening. The first step in using a knife is sharpening it. But how do you know if the blade is sharp? There are several ways to test your knives, including testing them against paper, wood, glass, and other materials. However, there's another way to determine if your blades are sharp enough to cut through whatever material you plan to use them on.

Blade geometry. Most knives feature a drop point style blade. This type of blade has a flat edge along its length, followed by a curved tip. While this design makes cutting easier than a straight edge, it does mean that the blade isn't very flexible. That means you may struggle to slice through thick items such as meat or vegetables.

Handle quality. Some knifes feature handles made from plastic, while others are crafted from leather or wood. Leather handles tend to hold their shape well over time, but they can become slippery if wet. Wood handles are more durable, but they can chip easily if dropped or hit hard surfaces. Plastic handles are inexpensive, but they can warp over time.

Edge profile. Knives often come with multiple edges, allowing users to switch between different types of cuts depending on the task at hand. For instance, a chef could use a serrated edge for slicing bread, while a hunter would prefer a sawing edge for chopping down game.

Length. Knife lengths range from 6 inches to 18 inches. Longer knives allow you to work faster, while shorter ones are easier to handle. Of course, longer knives cost more.

Weight. Weight affects balance. Heavy knives are harder to control, especially when working with larger objects. Lighter knives are easier to maneuver, but they lack power.

Comfort. Comfort is important, even when using a knife. After all, you'll spend most of your time holding the knife during use. Choose a comfortable grip that feels natural to you.

Different Types Of Cold Steel Khan

Cold Steel Khan knives are manufactured by the company known as Cold Steel. These are well known for their quality and durability. Their blades are forged from premium grade stainless steel and are heat treated to ensure maximum edge retention. All of their knives feature full tang construction and are hand finished to exacting standards. Each knife features a black G10 handle and a satin finish blade. The handles are ergonomically contoured to fit comfortably in the hand and offer excellent grip. The blades are easily opened and closed thanks to the thumb studs located near the spine of the blade. The blades are sharpened to a razor sharp edge and are ready to use right out of the box.

The Cold Steel Khan line includes three models. The Cold Steel Khan Classic is the entry level model. It features a 3.25 inch clip point blade and a reversible pocket clip. The Cold Steel Khan Elite is the mid range model. It features a 4.5 inch clip point blade and a lanyard hole. Finally, the Cold Steel Khan Master is the top of the line model. It features a 5.0 inch clip point blade and a lanyard hole.

Each of the Cold Steel Khan knives is backed by a lifetime warranty. The warranty covers any manufacturing defects and allows you to return the knife for free. The warranty does not cover normal wear and tear. For example, if you drop the knife, it is covered under the warranty. However, if you accidentally cut yourself with the knife, it is not covered under the warranty.

If you are looking for a durable, reliable knife that offers good value, look no further than the Cold Steel Khan line.