Kershaw Shuffle DIY Compact Multifunction Pocket Knife (8720), 2.4 Inch 8Cr13MoV Steel Blade with Black Oxide Coating, Every Day Utility Knife with Carbon Strength and High Tech Function, 3.5 oz.,Gray

Look, I don’t normally write reviews. But when I realized next week will be 6 years that I’ve been carrying this knife, I just had to give it its due. It’s not perfect. In the beginning some of the tiny screws came loose. I easily solved this by adding some Loctite and I have never looked back. I use the drivers all the time and they very very rarely come off in my pocket and that may be my fault for not seating them all the way. I am still using the original bits. I abuse this thing all the time from removing caulk, cutting boxes, opening packages, securing screws, to scraping stickers and carving things. It stays pretty sharp but when it does get dull, it’s easy to sharpen. It’s very small and doesn’t open in my pocket. If this is an issue for you, adjust the screws when you add the Loctite and the problem is resolved. The size, function, convenience and quality of this knife are what makes it work for me. I paid $15 in 2019. I see it for $25 now and still think it’s worth it. I thought about giving this a 1 star review just so someone would read it. I hope this review helped you.

This blade is not going to intimidate anyone. It’s about the size of my thumb but I seem to constantly use it. With both Phillips and regular screwdriver bits right in the handle, it seems to live in my palm.

First order the knife came with a bent spine and stripped screws in handle. Driver magnet was also VERY weak and would not even hold bits into place. Kershaw attempted to fix the issue by requesting I send in the knife on my dime to see if they could fix the issues. I'm glad they responded but even after telling them I ordered on amazon, I wasn't going to spend more money just to get this one repaired. Luckily amazon sent a replacement with my return at no cost to me. New knife is in great working order. Blade is slightly out of alignment but opens up and locks securely. Magnet is slightly better but a light shake of the knife with a bit in place, it will fall out of the driver. Bit storage in the handle is very secure and as another reviewer said, bending the securing pin will help keep force on the bits if yours is loose. Bottom line, this knife is the perfect edc tool for me. Main reason I bought this knife is because it's cheap and if it gets lost (happens allot) buying another wont be an issue. It has the most common tools I need when I'm away from my truck. I've paired this with an extension and an additional torx bit inside that. Holds Milwaukee bits securely in the handle. Cons: left pocket carry only for me. Keeping the blade closed while in your pocket is a BIG deal if you've never cut yourself that way before... trust me! Keep the blade axis against your pocket liner or risk cutting open your wrist veins just going for your keys... I dont like left carry but learned the hard way a long time ago. Blade steel is ok. It's a $20 knife. Magnet driver will not hold bits securely. -1 star for this. *personal preference... all it needs to be perfect is a small pry bar but keeping the small size untouched as much as possible. Maybe extend the lanyard hole area and give it a chamfer. Plus quicker access to knife blade. Axis lock anyone??! UPDATE: Quality of life upgrade regarding magnet for bits or bit extension... if you remove the 2 torx screws at the end, the magnet inside is replaceable. Magnet is 1x5.5(maybe 6) millimeters. I just added 1 5x1mm magnet underneath the current magnet and it holds the bits and extension perfectly. Highly recommend the upgrade if you think this knife is ALMOST perfect.

Great little EDC. Decent feel, although if you have extra large hands it may be difficult to get a good grip. Blade stays sharp enough and has held up well for 2 years with regular sharpening. Clip still functions. The real gem with this is the bit design. Magnets hold the bits in place, and keep them fairly secure. I’ve lost one over the 2 years I’ve been using this, but the beautiful thing is they are easily replaceable/interchangeable with any standard bit. Bottom line, it’s been my go-to carry for 2 years and has never disappointed.

I love this little EDC knife, it comes in handy time after time. It’s nice and small but not too small and it’s versatile for everyday use, especially with the drivers that came with it.

I bring it everywhere. Perfect length. The tools are great. The handle on it is awesome, nice and round and fits my hand great. Can choke up on the blade without any safety risks at all. The tools fit in it perfectly. When it isn't in my pocket its clipped inside my waistband where I forget about it until I need it. Blade is nice and sharp opened a bunch of packages. Blade pries and opens soda cans and tip nor edge has yet to crap out. Not what you're supposed to use it for, but nice to know it didn't immediately chip off or roll. Done that tons of times now. Shame on me. ;p But I hate opening soda can tabs with my fingers. Bits: Had got it just in time to rebuilt a computer 3 times with it already, long story. It kept up like a champ getting the 25 screws on and off over and over. Durability. Tossed it up in a tree tons of times to get a radio antenna up. It crashed back down over and over and seemed fine. One tiny scuff on one end where I think it landed on a cinder block from like 20 feet in the air. I did take the two bits out first though so I didn't lose them. Don't know if I'm brave enough to do that with the bits in. I'd hate to lose them. Weight. It almost isn't heavy enough to fall through the tree and take the antenna with it. So it seems to be some how the perfect weight. I can carry it IWB in pajamas or basketball shorts and it doesn't tug them down at all. So yeah, perfect.

It may surprise some to know that when you work in IT, a good knife is a necessity. But, you do a fair amount of cutting during the day; boxes, tape, velcro, other jobs you weren't expecting. I found this knife and tried it because I also need to have access to a screwdriver sometimes and I don't always want to be carrying a tool-bag or a full size screwdriver in my pocket. This knife keeps a decent edge on the blade. I sharpen it when needed or when I'm just bored. The knife feels good in the hand and it is sturdy enough to go through thick cardboard. I like the drop point for precise cuts, rarely needed but useful. I lost the original Phillips-head bit, but it was easy enough to replace. The knife will hold most hex-bits. So if you need something else like a torx or hex-bolt, you can carry it as long as it's a standard hex-bit size. I usually just keep a Phillips and Flat-head because those are what I see most. It's not the most comfortable screwdriver to use, but the entire body is strong enough to get a decent amount of leverage when you need it.

Decent beater EDC knife if you don't mind "fixing it" out of the box. Useful if you have a few slotted or phillips screws you need to turn every so often. The good: Relatively useful for its intended purpose. Excellent blade shape and size. Perfect overall size for an EDC. Good clip. Easy to sharpen. Low price. The bad: Bits pop out of holder as well as the driver socket itself, which is weakly magnetic. The magnetism is woefully inadequate. I fiddled with the bit holders to get just the right bend to the springs and now it's better. Disassembling the bit socket and replacing the weak magnet with a rare earth type may be worth it to some. The Chinese 8Cr13MoV steel is very soft and gets dull EXTREMELY QUICKLY. It is supposed to be equivalent to AUS-8 and similar to 440A, but it simply is not. I have several other 440A knives, including a Klein which hold an edge better. Plan on sharpening this knife daily. The ugly: Why make an annoyingly inadequate knife at this price point, when you could easily manufacture a terrific, functional product with much better blade steel for another $10??? Use better steel (14C28N would be great), a stronger magnet, and fix the quality control on the bit holders. The target consumers will gladly pay more for a tool that would last for years.

Es pequeña y tiene mucho filo la.verdad la función de poder poner las cabezas de tonilladores es exelente

Sehr hochwertig. Gefällt mir in der Handhabung.

Ein schönes kleines Messer bei dem man auch den PIN aus der Klinge rausnehmen kann ohne etwas großartig zu verkratzt zwei bits sind an Bord ein Flaschenöffner und ein Clip der sehr gut hält

Despues de algunos meses de uso puntual, el único, però gran problema es el sistema de retención de la navaja abierta, que deja de existir, no puedo decir que se cierre sola, pero es tan débil la resistencia al cierre, que el accidente está servido, por mi parte, o se mejora, o no es una compra aceptable, voy a intentar que la reparen

Super Messer. Klappt nicht so schnell auf und ist qualitativ hochwertig