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Pyrobits
23
Nov 27, 2014
I picked up one of these about a month ago and my framelock does NOT keep the blade from closing if you put any pressure on the spine. Just figured I should mention that for anyone thinking about picking this up.
ecao
8
Nov 27, 2014
PyrobitsHow much pressure are you talking about? If its only a moderate amount then it certainly sounds like a defective lock to me. Kershaw has pretty good customer service, so you might want to contact them about the issue.
Emmo
9
Nov 27, 2014
PyrobitsThe problem is with your particular knife. It's not a design flaw. I have one (as well as a half dozen other Kershaws) and the lock is fine. Kershaw has a lifetime warranty. Take advantage of it is my advice. This is a good bargain for $20 delivered.
Pyrobits
23
Nov 30, 2014
ecaoIt takes about as much force to pick up a cup of coffee to close the knife when the lock is engaged. I'll contact Kershaw about it..
Pyrobits
23
Nov 30, 2014
EmmoYeah, I have a Kershaw Skyline and it's perfect in almost every respect, I picked up a Zing because I wanted to mess around with the assisted opening with a brand I knew. I'll have to poke at Kershaw to see what they say about the Zing's lockup.
kamiyo
4
Dec 16, 2014
PyrobitsI just received mine today and it is excellent. The lockup is great, there is no play whatsoever in any direction. The frame lock is so tight I need my other hand to undo it sometimes. If you haven't contacted Kershaw yet, you should do so as soon as possible.
sebastianklein
9
Dec 17, 2014
kamiyoMay I ask where you are located (in the US or international)? :) just want to see if I can expect mine soon, too. Thx & merry Christmas!
kamiyo
4
Dec 21, 2014
sebastiankleinI am in the US. California, to be specific.
sebastianklein
9
Dec 21, 2014
kamiyoThanks! Guess I just have to be a bit more patient since it has a few more miles to go to Northern Germany :P