Kershaw Sanctum Assisted Opening Knife – 2.98″ 8Cr13MoV BlackWash Wharncliffe Blade Gray PVD Stainless Steel Handle 1815

Product Description

The Kershaw Sanctum (1815) is a masterclass in utility-driven design, offering a sophisticated aesthetic that excels in everyday carry (EDC) environments. Built for those who prioritize precision and control, the Sanctum features a distinctive Wharncliffe blade profile that makes short work of everything from heavy slicing to surgical detail tasks. With its slim, all-steel construction and rugged finish, the Sanctum is as durable as it is visually striking.

The 2.98-inch blade is crafted from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, a reliable alloy known for its ease of sharpening and respectable edge retention. The blade is treated with Kershaw’s signature BlackWash™ finish, which provides a non-reflective look and expertly masks the scuffs and scratches earned during a hard day’s work. Deployment is instantaneous thanks to the SpeedSafe® assisted opening mechanism, activated by a built-in flipper tab. The handle is precision-contoured from stainless steel with a sleek gray PVD coating, providing a secure, ergonomic grip and a rock-solid frame lock for maximum safety during use.

• Precision Wharncliffe Geometry: The 2.98-inch hollow-ground blade provides an exceptionally thin edge for precise slicing and a stout tip for detailed piercing tasks.

• SpeedSafe® Assisted Deployment: Effortless, lightning-fast one-handed opening via the integrated flipper tab and Kershaw’s legendary torsion bar technology.

• Tactical BlackWash™ Finish: The blade’s pre-worn finish offers a rugged look that hides use scratches and eliminates glare in tactical or outdoor settings.

• Robust Frame Lock Construction: The Gray PVD coated stainless steel handle features an integrated frame lock, ensuring the blade stays firmly open under heavy pressure.

• Discrete EDC Features: Includes a reversible deep-carry pocket clip for subtle, tip-up carry and a custom-integrated lanyard hole for personalized accessories.