Zero Tolerance 0350 Folding Pocket Knife; 3.25” S30V Stainless Steel Blade with Black Tungsten DLC Finish; Textured G-10 Handle Scales, SpeedSafe Assisted Opening, Liner Lock, Quad-Mount Clip; 6.2 OZ.
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- Made in the USA or Imported
- High performance and premium quality S350V stainless steel makes the recurve blade extremely durable, corrosion resistant and wear resistant
- Non-reflective black Tungsten DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) blade coating and black G-10 handle scales cleanly pair together for a sleek, smooth, aggressive knife
- Quad-mount pocketclip convenient for left or right handed, tip-up, or tip-down carry
- Ideal EDC, easy folding pocket knife for everyday taskssurvival tool, precision cutting, self-defense, tactical use or the perfect gift
- General all-purpose knife great for EDC or use while working, camping, fishing, hunting, utility or any outdoor activity
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor,Camping
Brand: ZT
Model Name: ZT0350
Special Feature: Foldable
Age Range (Description): Adult
Included Components: Knife
Handle Material: Fiberglass
Color: Black
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Style: American
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor,Camping
Brand Name: ZT
Model Name: ZT0350
Age Range Description: Adult
Included Components: Knife
Model Number: 0350
Customer Package Type: Protective Packaging
Global Trade Identification Number: 04
Manufacturer: Kershaw
UPC: 087171003504
Part Number: 0350
Warranty Description: Manufacturer Warranty
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Hunting Knife
Special Features: Foldable
Power Source: Manual
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Blade Shape: Clip Point
Blade Edge: Plain
Reusability: Reusable
Is Product Cordless: Yes
Color: Black
Style: American
Theme: Tactical
Item Shape: folding knife
Handle Material: Fiberglass
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Product Care Instructions: Machine Wash
Blade Length: 3.63 Inches
Item Weight: 0.18 Kilograms
Item Length: 3.25 Inches
Size: 3.6"
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Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
The media could not be loaded. *What I love is the ergonomics of this knife! *The G-10 scales really are good for a solid grip that isn’t going to slip. *The blade came pretty sharp! And I love the overall design, and quality. *Both the thumb studs and the flipper tab are simple to deploy the blade! However, it has enough tension that it’s not flimsy, and won’t just let the blade fall out when closed. *It feels like a good solid knife! I’ve had a Spyderco PM3 before this knife and that one was solid! So I’d recognize a good knife if I held one. Since I traded that knife to a friend, I wanted to get this one because it’s sort of similar in the fact that it’s got G10, runs on washers, and s30v steel! The spyderco was actually CPMs30v… as of right now, I’m not sure of the differences in both steels, if there is any? Anyways! This legit feels like a good, solid knife! However, this is my first impressions as of getting this today from Amazon! The true value is in the testimony of this knife months/years later!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by Sean F.
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
My first EDC knife was a Spyderco Native (6 years ago) followed quickly by a Spyderco Paramilitary II. After breaking the tip on the PMII by some light prying, but prying nonetheless (my fault) and not being extremely impressed with the overall strength of the knife and solidness of the lock up, I went in search of something beefier. Well, the knife gods aligned the planets and I stumbled upon the ZT 0350 around 3 years ago. It was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Great steel. Rock solid. Excellent lock-up. In a word: Beefy. Also, the 0350 is relatively inexpensive when compared to those, like Microtech for example, that blatantly copy ZT’s designs but with gaudy features while being WAY over-priced (don’t sue me). At any rate, I’ve daily carried the 0350 now for 3 years without issue. Plenty of hard use like prying, batoning, camping, cutting, box opening, etc. and the knife locks up just as tight as it did 3 years ago. The blade coating has held up impressively. I like the blade geometry, cuts extremely well and for being so beefy, I can cut with just as much precision than the PM2. The 0350 FAR exceeds the performance and build quality of the Paramilitary 2. It’s on a completely different level above that rather highly regarded Spyderco knife, and costs LESS in some cases than the PM2. I have since picked up a 0301 and just ordered a 0770, 0450cf and a 0562. These things are addictive! Pics attached of what the knife looks like after 3 years of use. EDIT: I forgot to touch on the weight. The PM2 is a light weight knife and the 0350 was noticeable at first but after a few days, I became used to the heft and size of the knife in my pocket. I also work in an office that fortunately is not business attire required and I don't wear tight pants or skinny jeans as I'm not a woman or hipster (for context I'm 6'2" 190lbs) and the 0350 really isn't that visible although I would prefer a deeper carry clip. I am cognizant about flipping the 0350 open in front of coworkers as its extreme tactical manliness could easily frighten those not used to seeing that type of knife but I carry the 0350 everyday in my office without issue. #blackknivesmatter
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2017 by JK
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
The military style look of this knife is not just a gimmick- this thing is built like a tank. The cheapest of Zero Tolerance knives is still nothing to laugh at. This is not for people who want something light, small, and inconspicuous. This is a work-horse. Otherwise, check out the Kershaw Leek. Ken Onion designed both, and he has done an excellent job here. Incredibly ergonomic handle with jimping everywhere you'd want it to be. You can choke up on the blade quite well due to the back curve, and actually do some pretty fine work with this. I don't know why people find recurve blades hard to sharpen. With a round ceramic rod, it's simple. Do not try to sharpen a recurve blade on a flat stone. That is agony. The recurve shape is great for outdoor work and carving things up. The blade is thick and strong and, oh- S30V!. I love this steel above any. That's just personal preference though. It holds an edge like it's life depends on it. The G10 is grippy without being sand-papery as on some scales. The fit and finish on mine could be a bit better- some places the steel liner will poke out under the G10 and the tip isn't perfectly aligned in the middle of the closed handle, but the grind is perfect and functional. Looks aren't everything. The stud is not a stud- it is a blade-stop. When flipping the blade open, the pin keeps the blade just that much more solid. There is 0 blade-play. The flipper design is fun, but when engaged, the slick of the liner lock is so dang LOUD. The flip action is slow, as the blade is so heavy, but I don't need a fast-engaging blade. I removed the tension spring and the knife works just well with a small flick of the wrist. I prefer completely manual- less things that can break. The liner lock engages 100% on the blade- rock-solid. It does not stick in the slightest when disengaging it. The clip is perfect and can be placed in any of four position, tip up left and right, or tip down left and right. This knife is carriable for everyone, but lefties will have trouble closing the lock- unless you've practiced.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2014 by Orlow