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This is definitely the knife for me! D2 steel is perfect. I don't like extremely hard steels, and most importantly I would never even consider paying $100 for a knife. I really love the way this knife looks, and I am left handed. I have had several Kershaw Knives and never had any problem with them. I will definitely buy this knife.
@@RealAndyOriginal, there's plenty of good stuff available for under $100. I want a knife I can USE, and can be easily and inexpensively replaced if lost, stolen, or damaged.
Old comment, but I came here to say that Kershaw just dropped this knife in G10 with an S35vn blade (HRC 60-62) for $99. Looks like their model is to test a design's traction with a budget model, and if it proves popular, to release limited (or permanent) upgraded versions.
I just ordered this. Between this and the Iridium, i felt it wasn't worth the extra cost just for the aluminium and I appreciate the cleaner design of the Heist and also its washers. Nice review. I just wish we'd see something worthwhile from Zero Tolerance too, but they've really been sleeping on things.
I’m thinking of getting this knife as a gift. Between this and the iridium I’m liking the smaller size and full liners w/ “plastic” scales as it tones down the knife factor and gets people to use them more, washers are a plus.
@@G-Man01 how have you enjoyed this knife ? I’m looking at this one and the iridium as well- what exactly was your reason for disliking the smaller bearings? Is that a personal issue or are they functionally inferior?
@@PeepersonCreedo I've still been using it and keep it by my bedside for whenever i have a package to open. Right now it's stuck down the side of the matress but that doesn't mean i like it any less, I have just been too lazy to get it out. But I still stand by my initial comments on preference for its durability and preference for its larger sized washers. Which are just a personal preference but one could argue that they do add stability (think less chance for a knife to have lateral motion if supported by the breadth of larger washers). Chris Reeves are a good industry example of this mechanic. Their washers are rather huge. They also stop extra dirt from making their way into the pivot. I am in a high humidity environment, and have not had any rust on the D2. The only downside I can possibly think of (And this is a minor gripe few would pay attention to) is one that is shared across many knives with axis locks. The mechanic for opening axis locks of this nature requires you use your forefinger and thumb, and in this 'position', you naturally permit the end of the knife to cup into the base of your hand. On some ocassion, when you apply downward pressure with your fingers to open the lock, there is a chance the base of the knife loses grip and slips down through your hand, with the pressure of your fingers. When buying axis lock knives you should check that this is not a problem for your hand type. Many knives have this 'issue' because they do not use jimping at the tail end of the knife, therefore lack grip there. The knife industry has not recognised this as a potential improvement, yet. But aside from this, there is no issue with the heist whatsoever and I have not had to open or adjust it since making my comment.
@@G-Man01 thank you for your update and explanation! I have a couple budget tier knives that are experiencing a bit of blade play, I wonder if the smaller washers could be to explain on something like that. I was having trouble picking between this one and the iridium just because the slim design of the iridium is appealing- but for ~$30 cheaper and not too many downsides the heist seems like a no brainer. The best options may be to just go all the way and buy both… My father has a bugout so I’ve played a bit with the axis design, and for me that knife works- though I’m not sure if that’s universal among all knife designs utilizing the crossbar lock. Now that I’m going back over this video the size of the heist seems very appealing as well. It looks a bit thicker and wider
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This is my new EDC, replacing the Bugout in my pocket. Costs only 1/3 as much and if I lose it, I'll just buy another. I own beautiful knives with exotic steels and don't EDC them because I couldn't bear to lose them. This is perfect.
Glad Kershaw is making better knives. This one has many positive features, though not my cup of tea aesthetically speaking. I have zero problems with FRN, specially when it gives you better traction than cheap micarta. I have a Kershaw in D2 (I don't remember the model), however I think it might be CPM-D2, so not the same (holds edge for a long time and is tougher to sharpen than my other D2 blades). I hope Kershaw continues on this path.
Last year was all buttons, this year looks like it is going to be all bars. Is Kershaw moving away from 14c28n? I'd buy one of these if I could get it in 14c28n with a wharncliffe or tanto blade profile.
Industry question: when you see budget designs like this or the civivi praxis (my personal favorite design) with amazing design but budget materials, how often do you see larger companies treat it like a pilot? I.e. if the knife sells well they release it in more premium materials/features?
I needed something cheap and temporary so I stopped at Walmart quick and ended up buying a Kershaw flipper (sorry I have no idea what the model is). I carry it everyday now. It's been a few years and I've rarely had to sharpen it. I get compliments pretty much every time I pull it out, lol. If I remember right it cost me a whole $16. Aluminum handle and some kind of decent stone-washed steel. I'm amazed at how well it holds an edge! My other knives just sit there now. Why risk ruining one of them when this one does the job and I won't care that much if something happens to it. I should have went back and bought another one just to keep as a spare 😅
Budget kershaws are great work/beater knives. Ive been using an old kershaw for a while now and it might need to be replace this one. Great vid as always.
Hey metal complex I have a heretic knives custom ADV butcher with Blued TakeFu Shiro 2 blade steel was wondering if you ever did a review on this knife if not I would love to send it to you to do a review on it
Eyy that's my everyday carry for a month now! I fuckin love it! The thin blade makes it cut VERY well. My only slight problem is a loose stop pin. It rattles and gives the slightest up and down play.
an interesting idea for a live stream you could film yourself next time you are shopping for knives online and talk to us about the pros and cons of the knives you browse.
I kind of disagree when it comes to Spyderco FRN; their lightweight stuff is un-flexible and is extremely hard even without a nested steel liner supporting the material. Other than the fact that it just feels plastic-y, it still feels at least durable and rugged and is much better than say Benchmades grivory or GFN that is literally flexible and bendy unless it's supported by full steel liners.
I love axis locks so this is a plus. Wish they had some more premium steel options. The covalent has a flipper. I like having both flipper and stud but hey. (Covalent is one of the 3-4 new Kershaw axis or dura lock knives).
@@SVGEGLE the covalent is comparable to a bugout, or a Ontario rat 2. The pocket clip is very ergo and super deep. If I remember correctly it’s actually extends slightly past the butt of the knife
There have been some mixed reviews but I know u handle a lot of knives n understand how action feels on washers . I love design n just wasn’t sure bout build quality n action. May need one now , I like my livewire
I guess what we are really paying for, is Kershaw's rep. With respect to the new wave of brands out of China, I still have reservations about their commitment to finger safety.
I really like the blade shape and overall look of this knife . That said I returned the one I bought because the action was bad. Spring tension on the lock bar was excessive and made the lock hard to use and the blade pivot was very tight making flicking it open with the thumb studs very difficult. I really wanted to like this knife but the action was a big no go for me.
When loose enough to make the action smooth there was too much side to side blade play and that did not help the excessive lock tension. The second one I tried was almost just as bad. Way to many great knives in this price range to mess with a poor design like this one. Spend the extra ten bucks and get the Iridium if you have to have a Kershaw. It is way better than the Heist. @@steventaylor2484
Just ordered one based on your review. I figure as the economy gets back to normal, these will blister pack at Walmart for $35 or so, but in this case I'm willing to be first in line to try one, it seems like such a solid value. Do you think the Shark lock, Engage lock, and one other (on a micro brand) had to wait until the Axis lock patent expired before they could roll out?
I owe my love for knives to Kershaw and Smith and Wesson! Can’t always hate on cheap and simple! Glad they are stepping up their game because such a powerhouse in the knife industry should not be putting out trash. Thanks for the review!
I own this box and it ticks almost every box sadly the ergonomics are slightly shit. Can't choke without awkwardness due to the way it humps up, and your index finger is quite far from the belly. However the contouring of the FRN and the feeling of it is probably the best frn I've ever felt. Mine also broke in so cleanly I can hold it completely horizontal and it will close itself... smoother than any Benchmade... again just the ergonomics being slightly bad for a high choke I'd give it an 8/10 but 10/10 visually
I was able to get it in hand and to me it feels really cheap, the action was slow, handle was really plasticy, and just overall it felt really cheap. Maybe the one I held was a bad one but from my experience it wasn't too great.
Nice call it does remind me of the Ritter look. I have the small Ritter and highly recommend it vs the small Griptilian - G19 instead of FRN, improved grippy thumbstuds, Wolf spring to lower the risk of spring failure.
Did you have to "wear in" your Heist? I just bought one and the action is HORRIBLE. I can pull the "bar lock" or "Duralock" all the way back and the knife just will not close by gravity... or even with a wrist flick! I have to push it closed with my finger, or with my other hand, or by pushing the spine of the blade against my leg. I hesitate to take it apart because of the springs.
Mixed emotions on this one. I own a Kershaw Dividend, made in USA and purchased it because it was domestic production. Seems to me if I want to purchase a Chinese knife there are a ton of options, many for less money and arguably better than the Kershaw reviewed. If they moved production to Taiwan or Japan, I'd be more interested. Not trying to tell anyone else what to do, just my personal feelings on it.
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People that bitch about D2 either don't prioritize edge retention, or don't understand blade steel. For its price point it holds an edge at LEAST on par with mid-pack S35VN, and in fact better than some fancier steels like LC200N, Nitro-V, and AEB-L. Not as good as K-390, 15V, M390/20CV/204P...but still, it doesn't command the same price as those either. And its rusts LESS than K390.
Edge holding isn't the end all be all factor here. It's also not a universal measure of value. Honestly what I've gathered here is that you have a very "tunnel vision" perspective on steel composition.
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This is definitely the knife for me! D2 steel is perfect. I don't like extremely hard steels, and most importantly I would never even consider paying $100 for a knife. I really love the way this knife looks, and I am left handed. I have had several Kershaw Knives and never had any problem with them. I will definitely buy this knife.
100$ for a knife now a days is not a lot. Some good stuff out there!
@@RealAndyOriginal, there's plenty of good stuff available for under $100. I want a knife I can USE, and can be easily and inexpensively replaced if lost, stolen, or damaged.
@@ronstoner1823 that’s a good reason to use a cheaper knife.
Look into the QSP Penguin if you want a D2 workhorse for under $40
D2 is hard and tough...
I wish kershaw would do this in USA with CPM154 for $90-100. Would be an absolute Bugout killer. Benchmade has gone mad with their prices.
Agreed! I love Benchmade knives, but I didn't think I'll ever buy another one. They've gone batty.
You're not wrong. Especially about Benchmade.
I think d2 is so underated considering 10 years ago it was considered the same as most supersteels these days
Old comment, but I came here to say that Kershaw just dropped this knife in G10 with an S35vn blade (HRC 60-62) for $99. Looks like their model is to test a design's traction with a budget model, and if it proves popular, to release limited (or permanent) upgraded versions.
D2 is pretty much better in every way than 154... Unless you don't know how to take care of steel...
I just ordered this. Between this and the Iridium, i felt it wasn't worth the extra cost just for the aluminium and I appreciate the cleaner design of the Heist and also its washers. Nice review. I just wish we'd see something worthwhile from Zero Tolerance too, but they've really been sleeping on things.
I’m thinking of getting this knife as a gift.
Between this and the iridium I’m liking the smaller size and full liners w/ “plastic” scales as it tones down the knife factor and gets people to use them more, washers are a plus.
@@davidgray4138 agree. Also watch a disassembly of the Iridium. It's bearings are very small. It turned me off that knife.
@@G-Man01 how have you enjoyed this knife ? I’m looking at this one and the iridium as well- what exactly was your reason for disliking the smaller bearings? Is that a personal issue or are they functionally inferior?
@@PeepersonCreedo I've still been using it and keep it by my bedside for whenever i have a package to open. Right now it's stuck down the side of the matress but that doesn't mean i like it any less, I have just been too lazy to get it out. But I still stand by my initial comments on preference for its durability and preference for its larger sized washers. Which are just a personal preference but one could argue that they do add stability (think less chance for a knife to have lateral motion if supported by the breadth of larger washers). Chris Reeves are a good industry example of this mechanic. Their washers are rather huge. They also stop extra dirt from making their way into the pivot.
I am in a high humidity environment, and have not had any rust on the D2.
The only downside I can possibly think of (And this is a minor gripe few would pay attention to) is one that is shared across many knives with axis locks. The mechanic for opening axis locks of this nature requires you use your forefinger and thumb, and in this 'position', you naturally permit the end of the knife to cup into the base of your hand. On some ocassion, when you apply downward pressure with your fingers to open the lock, there is a chance the base of the knife loses grip and slips down through your hand, with the pressure of your fingers. When buying axis lock knives you should check that this is not a problem for your hand type. Many knives have this 'issue' because they do not use jimping at the tail end of the knife, therefore lack grip there. The knife industry has not recognised this as a potential improvement, yet. But aside from this, there is no issue with the heist whatsoever and I have not had to open or adjust it since making my comment.
@@G-Man01 thank you for your update and explanation! I have a couple budget tier knives that are experiencing a bit of blade play, I wonder if the smaller washers could be to explain on something like that.
I was having trouble picking between this one and the iridium just because the slim design of the iridium is appealing- but for ~$30 cheaper and not too many downsides the heist seems like a no brainer. The best options may be to just go all the way and buy both…
My father has a bugout so I’ve played a bit with the axis design, and for me that knife works- though I’m not sure if that’s universal among all knife designs utilizing the crossbar lock. Now that I’m going back over this video the size of the heist seems very appealing as well. It looks a bit thicker and wider
The Skyline will always be one of the classic knives I judge others against. Not that it is perfect, but I will always love that Kershaw. ❤❤
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Thank you for sticking up for the lefties MC
Lefties rejoice!
Amen! Why does Bestech hate our kind?
Don’t forget WE, their latest button lock was my dream knife but no left clip :/
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Love to see Kershaw stepping it up!
Only thing I can see I would change is to offer it in other colors.
This is my new EDC, replacing the Bugout in my pocket. Costs only 1/3 as much and if I lose it, I'll just buy another. I own beautiful knives with exotic steels and don't EDC them because I couldn't bear to lose them. This is perfect.
Excellent review!!! I'm getting one and am glad I saw your review to know I'm getting a very good inexpensive knife!
Awesome video - I’ve been looking into more budget knives recently. Thanks for sharing!
I almost see this as a "budget Ritter RSK" option. Something about the lines of the Heist really remind me of the RSK.
Exactly what I said! Haha
Glad Kershaw is making better knives. This one has many positive features, though not my cup of tea aesthetically speaking. I have zero problems with FRN, specially when it gives you better traction than cheap micarta. I have a Kershaw in D2 (I don't remember the model), however I think it might be CPM-D2, so not the same (holds edge for a long time and is tougher to sharpen than my other D2 blades). I hope Kershaw continues on this path.
Love the clip! do you know where I can buy Micarta scales for a Paramilitary 2? preferably ones that have some girth for better grip
Looks way better than the $200+ "Bar Lock" Schrade I saw on the Gideonstactical channel a couple days ago!
Last year was all buttons, this year looks like it is going to be all bars. Is Kershaw moving away from 14c28n? I'd buy one of these if I could get it in 14c28n with a wharncliffe or tanto blade profile.
Industry question: when you see budget designs like this or the civivi praxis (my personal favorite design) with amazing design but budget materials, how often do you see larger companies treat it like a pilot? I.e. if the knife sells well they release it in more premium materials/features?
I needed something cheap and temporary so I stopped at Walmart quick and ended up buying a Kershaw flipper (sorry I have no idea what the model is).
I carry it everyday now. It's been a few years and I've rarely had to sharpen it. I get compliments pretty much every time I pull it out, lol. If I remember right it cost me a whole $16. Aluminum handle and some kind of decent stone-washed steel. I'm amazed at how well it holds an edge!
My other knives just sit there now. Why risk ruining one of them when this one does the job and I won't care that much if something happens to it.
I should have went back and bought another one just to keep as a spare 😅
Something strange about this knife is that they smoothed the scales under the clip, but they didn't if you wanna put the clip on the other side
Budget kershaws are great work/beater knives. Ive been using an old kershaw for a while now and it might need to be replace this one. Great vid as always.
Nice videos. Wonder what is the top ten top selling knifes?
Hey metal complex I have a heretic knives custom ADV butcher with Blued TakeFu Shiro 2 blade steel was wondering if you ever did a review on this knife if not I would love to send it to you to do a review on it
I would love a USA version similar to this but I believe they did a good job on this too thanks for sharing bud
Yes USA version of this and I'd buy it
14C28N.
Really nice bang for the buck. Useful EDC!
Eyy that's my everyday carry for a month now! I fuckin love it! The thin blade makes it cut VERY well. My only slight problem is a loose stop pin. It rattles and gives the slightest up and down play.
Is Bestech an OEM for Kershaw? This looks VERY similar to the Ronan.
listening to this on .5 speed while blasted was nice
I’m not much of a Kershaw fan but I might be able to get behind this one
Daaaamn, this is like the first Kershaw that I really like! And the price is right🤔
an interesting idea for a live stream you could film yourself next time you are shopping for knives online and talk to us about the pros and cons of the knives you browse.
I live in southwest Florida and have never had a problem with sand in the bearings of any of my knives
Between this and the Livewire Kershaw is doing pretty good for themselves right now.
Does the heist have the same blade finish as the livewire? I love the stone wash finish the livewire blade has. Best one out there
I agree about the liners. I don't really like the idea of the Spyderco lightweight knives that make them feel less solid.
I kind of disagree when it comes to Spyderco FRN; their lightweight stuff is un-flexible and is extremely hard even without a nested steel liner supporting the material. Other than the fact that it just feels plastic-y, it still feels at least durable and rugged and is much better than say Benchmades grivory or GFN that is literally flexible and bendy unless it's supported by full steel liners.
Sage 5lw has nested liners
I think the Kizer Clutch lock just have spoiled me, with how easy it is to take apart compared to other crossbar locks.
How does Kershaw D2 stack up against say, Petrified Fish K110 it OKC D2? Anyone know?
I love axis locks so this is a plus. Wish they had some more premium steel options. The covalent has a flipper. I like having both flipper and stud but hey. (Covalent is one of the 3-4 new Kershaw axis or dura lock knives).
Love the vid bro! Got all three knew kershaws. They are definitely worth the money.
How the covalent ?
And flipper or thump stud Is better ?
@@SVGEGLE I like the flipper. Fits the ascetic of the knife better. And it’s super smooth.
@gravy9322 and what about the size and blade size
And is there any downsides of the pocket clip
@@SVGEGLE the covalent is comparable to a bugout, or a Ontario rat 2. The pocket clip is very ergo and super deep. If I remember correctly it’s actually extends slightly past the butt of the knife
@gravy9322 yea it does
So does it stick in your pants and need 2 hands to come out
There have been some mixed reviews but I know u handle a lot of knives n understand how action feels on washers . I love design n just wasn’t sure bout build quality n action. May need one now , I like my livewire
Kinda Bugoutish at under half the price. Like it!👍
Love the videos man. Keep it up!
I guess what we are really paying for, is Kershaw's rep. With respect to the new wave of brands out of China, I still have reservations about their commitment to finger safety.
How well does it hold up with everyday use?
Good looking design. Reminds me of the cmb predator which is another grest design.
I might have to get that someday but today I had to go with the boker widow strike.
I really like the blade shape and overall look of this knife . That said I returned the one I bought because the action was bad. Spring tension on the lock bar was excessive and made the lock hard to use and the blade pivot was very tight making flicking it open with the thumb studs very difficult. I really wanted to like this knife but the action was a big no go for me.
Why didn't you just loosen the pivot?
When loose enough to make the action smooth there was too much side to side blade play and that did not help the excessive lock tension. The second one I tried was almost just as bad. Way to many great knives in this price range to mess with a poor design like this one. Spend the extra ten bucks and get the Iridium if you have to have a Kershaw. It is way better than the Heist. @@steventaylor2484
Just ordered one based on your review. I figure as the economy gets back to normal, these will blister pack at Walmart for $35 or so, but in this case I'm willing to be first in line to try one, it seems like such a solid value.
Do you think the Shark lock, Engage lock, and one other (on a micro brand) had to wait until the Axis lock patent expired before they could roll out?
I owe my love for knives to Kershaw and Smith and Wesson! Can’t always hate on cheap and simple! Glad they are stepping up their game because such a powerhouse in the knife industry should not be putting out trash. Thanks for the review!
I own this box and it ticks almost every box
sadly the ergonomics are slightly shit. Can't choke without awkwardness due to the way it humps up, and your index finger is quite far from the belly.
However the contouring of the FRN and the feeling of it is probably the best frn I've ever felt. Mine also broke in so cleanly I can hold it completely horizontal and it will close itself... smoother than any Benchmade... again just the ergonomics being slightly bad for a high choke I'd give it an 8/10 but 10/10 visually
I was able to get it in hand and to me it feels really cheap, the action was slow, handle was really plasticy, and just overall it felt really cheap. Maybe the one I held was a bad one but from my experience it wasn't too great.
I always loved this design and thought it was sad it got overshadowed by the iridium. Also gotta say this looks a lot like a Ritter hogue. Peace
Nice call it does remind me of the Ritter look. I have the small Ritter and highly recommend it vs the small Griptilian - G19 instead of FRN, improved grippy thumbstuds, Wolf spring to lower the risk of spring failure.
Yup I’ve got the purple mini Ritter. Want a big one though. The Magna cut carbon fiber one is a slick looking knife.
Id had it about a month and its a great replacement from my camshaft
It's a bugout and Osborne mix. I like it
Nice but better to get a CMB Predator or Bestech Ronan? Better steel.
This or the Asher Spiro?
No issue with the D2, but frn and T6 hardware is a no, thought it was going to be cheaper.
Did you have to "wear in" your Heist? I just bought one and the action is HORRIBLE. I can pull the "bar lock" or "Duralock" all the way back and the knife just will not close by gravity... or even with a wrist flick! I have to push it closed with my finger, or with my other hand, or by pushing the spine of the blade against my leg. I hesitate to take it apart because of the springs.
Looks alot like a Benchmade mini freek !
Was thinking the same thing! 😁
Mixed emotions on this one. I own a Kershaw Dividend, made in USA and purchased it because it was domestic production. Seems to me if I want to purchase a Chinese knife there are a ton of options, many for less money and arguably better than the Kershaw reviewed. If they moved production to Taiwan or Japan, I'd be more interested. Not trying to tell anyone else what to do, just my personal feelings on it.
They should use this lock on the blur
2 on the way for my guys.Sole reason this review.Take it easy M C .
Another vid, another knife I have to buy 😆
Kind of looks like the Cargo and the Iridium had a baby
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Thank you for advocating for lefties.
Rail Lock w/ Omega Springs
People that bitch about D2 either don't prioritize edge retention, or don't understand blade steel. For its price point it holds an edge at LEAST on par with mid-pack S35VN, and in fact better than some fancier steels like LC200N, Nitro-V, and AEB-L.
Not as good as K-390, 15V, M390/20CV/204P...but still, it doesn't command the same price as those either. And its rusts LESS than K390.
Edge holding isn't the end all be all factor here. It's also not a universal measure of value. Honestly what I've gathered here is that you have a very "tunnel vision" perspective on steel composition.
the amount of times he said “right” is unreal.
KERSHAW HAS BEEN AMAFOR YEARS! IF U DONT LIKE A DESIGN DONT BUY IT. ALWAYS WICKED SHARP, AND AS GOOD A CUSTOMER SERVICE AND WARRANTY AS BENCHMADE.
Metal complex aren’t kershaws bar lock knives made by hogue
Not these. These are made in China
I think that's CRKT
There is one thing that pisses me off about this knife. I don't own one yet!
South Paws rejoice!!!
Right 👍
Make the knives over here !!!!
I want it please! Please
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D2. End of review for me.
It's holding an edge longer than my s30v pm2
That’s crazy but totally believable
I always hated kershaw's clip. That is nice though.
MC, thanks for calling out knife companies who make cross-bar lock knives with right bias pocket clips. Listening CRKT????
this guy talks about he has nothgbing to complain about then spends 10 minutes complaining
Looks like a freek to me...
Bug(out) killer. BM QC sucks. The Heist is an amazing knife.
I love Kershaw and I always take plenty of grief for it.