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For Immediate Release: Contact: Susan Dundas January, 2016 1-503-682-1966; [email protected] The Kershaw Identify Offers Users a Unique Look & Top Function • A knife with a look that’s as individual as its owners TUALATIN, OREGON— Users who want a knife that stands out from the crowd, will appreciate the new Kershaw Identity. With its black-and-grey coloring, the Identity has a tactical look. But it's a tactical look with a difference. The broad drop-point blade flows into the patterned handle, which tapers to a slim end. A larger bolster and the unusual texturing on both sides of the handle enable a users hands to lock in securely as they grip the knife. In keeping with its name, the pattern on the handle scales is inspired by a unique part of a person’s identity—the fingerprint. Concentric fingerprint-like circles give the Kershaw Identity a distinctive look as well as enhancing grip. The blade is 8Cr13MoV stainless steel for good edge retention and easy resharpening; black-oxide coating makes it non-reflective, too. The blade opens quickly and easily with SpeedSafe® assisted opening and the built-in flipper. The handle is steel with a textured glass-filled nylon front scale and machined texture on the back, too. A frame lock makes blade lock up easy and secure. The knife's deep-carry clip is left/right reversible and makes the Identity especially discreet to carry. IDENTITY, model 1995 STEEL 8Cr13MoV, black-oxide coating HANDLE Glass-filled nylon front, steel back, black- oxide coating BLADE 3.5 in. (8.9 cm) CLOSED 4.6 in. (11.7 cm) WEIGHT 6.5 oz. (184.3 g) MSRP $39.99 ### Kershaw Knives, makers of quality sporting and everyday carrying knives, and Zero Tolerance Knives, premium and professional knives, are brands of Kai USA Ltd., the North American division of Kai Corporation. Other Kai USA brands include Shun Cutlery, fine kitchen knives and housewares. The company website is www.kaiusaltd.com. 18600 SW Teton Avenue • Tualatin, Oregon 97062 Kershaw Identity Model 1995 .

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