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Zero Tolerance 0350 Folding Pocket Knife; 3.25" S30V Stainless Steel Blade with Tungsten DLC Finish; Textured G-10 Handle Scales, SpeedSafe Assisted Opening, Liner Lock, Quad-Mount Clip; 6.2 OZ.

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At a glance

Condition
New
Weight
0.18 kg
Color
Black
Special Feature
Foldable
Handle Material
Fiberglass
Blade Material
Stainless Steel
Style
American
In the box
Knife
Warranty
Manufacturer Warranty

Features 7

  • metal
  • 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

Description

From fierce combat knives to lightweight EDCs, Zero Tolerance consistently dedicates the iconic brand to offering premium-quality, professional, hard-use knives consumers can depend on. Zero Tolerance knives are manufactured with premium blade steels, high quality handle materials, and dependable locking and opening systems. Expertly engineered to meet the needs of professionals in the military, law enforcement and first responders. ZT knives boast impeccable strength, security, convenience and efficiency in the field and at home. Zero Tolerance offers top-of-the-line quality and high performance ability in every knife, from large outdoor blades to slim everyday carrying knives. With Zero Tolerance for anything less than the best, ZT knives are proudly overbuilt with adventure in mind. Featuring superior toughness, excellent hardness and great wear resistance, S30V steel has high amounts of carbon and vanadium to provide superior edge-holding and abrasion resistance. S30V steel also offers users great corrosion resistance and improved ductility. With a chemical composition to prove it, S30V is a premium, high-performing steel great for everyday use. Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coating is often even tougher than the blade steel underneath it. DLC-coated blades offer extra hardness, high corrosion resistance, excellent wear resistance and a low friction coefficient so particles do not easily attach to the blade. DLC coatings display properties similar to a natural diamond that add beauty and attractive shine. Using a torsion bar to move the blade out of the handle, Kershaw’s revolutionary SpeedSafe Assisted Opening system enables smooth, secure, fast one-handed blade deployment. Apply manual pressure to the flipper or thumb stud with a light push or pull back to overcome resistance of the torsion bar, and the blade opens smoothly and locks into place for confident handling without premature closure. With two steel plates, or liners, on the inside of each handle scale, the liner locking system safely secures the blade open and prevents unwanted blade closure. The lockbar butts up against the blade’s backend to prevent closure, and angles or is bent towards the blade tang creating a bias locked position. Apply manual force to move the lockbar to the side and fold the blade back into the handle. Knives with SpeedSafe open have two options for one-handed blade deployment. To activate the smooth, instant open, user can push a thumbstud or press a flipper. The flipper on SpeedSafe assisted knives is easy to operate by both left- and right-handed users. And, once blade swings open and locks into place, flipper either disappears for aesthetics or remains visible for added finger protection. G-10 is a laminate composite, epoxy-filled woven glass fiber that is extremely stable, very lightweight, tough, hard, strong and unaffected by temperature changes. G-10 handles can be decoratively tinted, ground or polished in checkering, lines or other patterns to add texture. Excellent for heavy-use, tactical or utility knives, G-10 can be machined into shape providing a stronger grip. Kershaw designs pocketclips to fit specific knives according to their weight, intended end use, size, style and hardware. Some knives have multiple carry options, others are more streamlined. The 4-position pocketclip allows tip-up or tip-down carry on both the right and left sides, providing users the most versatility. Proper use of the pocketclip promotes safety and efficiency while using knife.

Specs 33

Recommended Uses For Product Outdoor,Camping
Brand ZT
Model Name ZT0350
Special Feature Foldable
Age Range (Description) Adult
Handle Material Fiberglass
Color Black
Blade Material Stainless Steel

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Top Amazon Reviews


First impression's… really nice! I love it!
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
*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! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by Sean F.

Great knife!!!!
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
This knife is an awesome knife. I have large hands and it seems to fit my hand very well... The grip is comfortable and the G-10 has a medium grit to it. The jimping is very comfortable and gives you a good purchase on the knife. The S30V blade came to me hair popping sharp out of the box. With a few rounds on my strop it became the sharpest knife I own and I own about 50 knives. I DID NOT like the Speedsafe Assisted open on this knife. Opening the knife with the speedsafe was great. Closing it on the other hand was difficult. I work in law enforcement and when you're trying to cut flex cuffs off or perform other various cutting tasks you want to be able to open AND CLOSE your knife with 1 hand. This task can be difficult with the speedsafe system working against your index finger trying to close it. PROBLEM SOLVED!! I asked a friend of mine who is also a Deputy and he told me to remove the Speedsafe system. I watched a video on youtube and removed the little metal clip. Now THE KNIFE OPENS AND CLOSES AS SMOOTH AS BUTTER!!!!!! I don't know why the even put this assisted open on this knife. The action is so fluid and smooth... Even though I recommend you remove the speedsafe assisted open from your knife, be aware that it will void your warranty on your knife. If you have to send it in for warranty work or a sharpening just pop the speedsafe clip back in the knife and they will never know! ZT 0350: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED KNIFE FROM A DEPUTY WHO USES KNIVES DAILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2013 by Jim

Better than I imagined
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
[To preface my "review", I've been a gun guy for over 20yrs. and am new to knives. While guns/knives are apples/oranges in many ways, similarities like materials, quality, attn to detail, fit & finish, function, et (many) al, remain; and are valid. If I don't know about something, I say so. I'll give my honest evaluation w/ the limited knowledge I've got on this topic.] After several lesser blades, I believe finally I've found a knife that's near-perfect for me. I won't speak for others, but perhaps we share the same requirements in a knife: I wanted a good-quality, American-made knife that's capable of utility/EDC tasks, some hard use if necessary, that doesn't require constant tuning and maintenance. I believe I've found all my requirements (and thensome) in the Zero Tolerance 0350. I was afraid that a 3.25" blade length may be too short for a folding knife - but it's plenty. The blade is deep, and the edge is extremely sharp from the factory. The blade is thick, even in its contoured spots. Fit and finish is outstanding. Genuinely beautiful to look at and touch/feel. The G10 has a "grippy" and tough quality. Flipper/thumb-stud blade deployment is butter-smooth, very fast, and comes out w/ authority. Lockup is tight and strong, w/o even remote blade movement in any direction. The edges throughout are finished perfectly. The detent that holds the blade securely closed when folded (I'm pretty new to knives, and can't recall nomenclature) does its job and holds the knife folded tightly until you say otherwise - which is pretty important when an extremely sharp tool is in your pocket, inches from the femoral artery and other very important body parts (ahem). I like the DLC finish. I'm familiar w/ DLC on pistol slides and/or other gun parts; I've got a gen 5 Glock 19 w/ DLC. It's tough, but certainly not immune to holster wear. I was surprised to see that knife makers have been using DLC for years before it became a "thing" for guns. I'm not sure how that would translate to knife use - I imagine enough time/work will wear the DLC on a knife blade. As a whole, I really, really love this knife. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2020 by Tom H.

Great EDC..
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
Only two knives would I give a five star too... the ESEE 5... and now this one Other blades I handled before buying this one... the 300, Benchmade griptillian, barrage ,axis,111h2o,admas,osborne etc, spyderco PRO To me a pocket knife is not a go to knife... its a backup and as such this is perfect. Blade at @ 3.5 is legal in most jurisdictions for pocket carry. Clip can be moved or removed for alternate carry orientations. The assist... the one part that i thought was fluff.. is beyond compare... fast, solid locking. easy on the fingers The jimping is usable, well placed, solid yet not so much bite as to rip your skin up.. the assist flip works with a forward cut in the handle, to make a nice choil area to prevent your fingers sliding up the blade... The jimping on the butt of the knife... well I dont go around doing hand to hand with a pocketknife... you'll have to ask someone who does about that. Metal framing is full length... it will break auto glass.... not as easily as a point... but it will. The recurve of the blade allows items with skin to be cut easily..rather than having to use a serrated edge... think cutting a tomato. Thin profile leads to no pocket printing Handle is grippy... I didnt expect that. Blade has no wobble... overall fit and finish are great CON the thumb assist for opening the blade is so close to the handle itself as to make it functionally worthless.. also because of the handle lock design... it is not symmetric... it is closer to the handle on the locking side... making it even less useful I would buy this again in a minute. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2013 by Mongrel66

Great knife!
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
This is a very well made knife. It should last for many, many years. It is razor sharp out of the box. If it ever does get dull, I can send it back to Zero Tolerance for a free re-sharpening. The G-10 scales are very grippy, and the knife has a very nice balance in the hand. This knife feels like it can stand up to any task. The Speed Safe assisted opening is fantastic. It was a large part of my decision to purchase this knife. It works so well I find myself just flicking it open to hear that mighty thwack when the blade locks into place. The liner lock is very sturdy, I have no fear that this knife would ever close on my fingers. If you are reading this review, go ahead and buy this knife! You know you want it! It is not cheap, but you will know your hard earned dollars were well spent once you hold it in your hands. It is the highest quality knife you can get for the money in my opinion. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2012 by Motor Boater

(Long Term Review) Excellent, Durable Knife
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
I highly recommend the Zero Tolerance 0350 to anyone considering it. You will not regret owning this fine, high quality knife. I've owned mine for 2 years now and it has shown no signs of giving up, the blade is still as solid as when I first opened it (although I'll admit I haven't put it through anything extreme, also I never pry with it and you shouldn't either). I used it for daily carry for some time and it makes a great EDC knife (if you don't mind the extra weight); as opposed to other knives, the clip on the 0350 stays firm and doesn't loosen after repeated use, so you don't have to worry about the knife sliding or falling out. The G10 scales can be difficult to clean, but that can be said about many G10 surfaces. The overall grip is superb, Zero Tolerance did an excellent job designing the ergonomics of this knife, I kind of feel sad I don't get to use it that much! If you don't have one yet, I suggest you do like me and order a set of Torx keys when ordering this knife (I got this one: Bondhus 12632 GorillaGrip, Set of 8 Star Fold-up Keys, sizes T6-T25); I used mine to disassemble my 0350 for cleaning/lubing (you can use 3-In-One or gun oil) and for switching the belt clip to the tip-up configuration. Overall, you really can't go wrong with this knife, it will handle virtually anything you throw at it and it will last for years to come. Honestly if I had to think of one complaint, it'd be that it's so good that I haven't had a reason to look at buying more knives! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2016 by David

hard not to like the zt 350
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
I bought this knife for my EDC rotation, and couldn't be happier. In the end, it came down to the zt 300 and the zt 350 and after handling both I went with the slightly slimmer zt 350. The slimmer frame and liner lock vs frame lock are great for EDC as the knife keeps a relatively low profile in the pocket for a large folder. I am also huge fan of the KAI "speedsafe" assisted opening. I have owned a few knives with KAI "speed safe" and love the system, however, I am particularly pleased with how it works with the Zero Tolerance "blade protrusion." Using the small fin on the spine of the knife for rapid, one-handed, opening is both effective and ergonomic. Personally, I have grown to prefer the blade protrusion over the thumbstud on various other knives I own. The G-10 on the frame is finely checkered for a positive grip and is fit flawlessly to the stainless liner for a sharp look down the spine. The blade itself is top notch. I like the S30V steel, and the blade shape is conducive to heavy cutting and stabbing tasks. All in all, the knife is solid, functions well, and is built to last. The build quality is evident in the fit and finish, as well as the overall meaty feel of the knife. I would definitely recommend this to anyone, particularly for the price point at which it is offered. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2013 by Sean Cooper

Love the knife, but already having issues.
Pattern Name: Pocket Knife
I am a big fan of kershaw because they usually give you a lot for the money. I love my scallion (and other kershaws) because it keeps a great edge and has stood up to some abuse. After years, it is still centered when closed. I took a chance and spent a good bit more on this ZT0350. It is a heavy knife (not necessarily an EDC if you wear slacks/dress pants)with many great features. It comes shaving sharp and I really like the recurve blade. The jimping is very aggressive, almost too aggressive, but I would rather it be overly aggressive in this type of hard use tactical knife than under aggressive. The clip is extremely tight, to the point that the G-10 will rub a hole in your pants if clipped a lot, but I'm sure it will loosen up after a while. The over all ergonomics are fantastic. It fits my hand perfectly and can be used for many versatile cutting techniques. The thing I love about it the most is the extremely sturdy lock up. Virtually no play in any direction. I am a big fan of the reverse "kicker" as well. Now for why I couldn't give it 5 stars... After only a month or so I noticed that the blade was becoming off-center. It began touching the right side of the frame, causing scratches on the blade. I looked all over the net for a way to correct the problem myself. Nothing worked, including techniques that worked on other knives (adjusting the torx screws, taking apart, using paper to realign as tightening, etc.). I finally got fed up and sent it back to kershaw to be fixed. It has been there about two and a half weeks. I hope it is not a recurring issue. I am usually the kind of guy to fix things myself, but a relatively brand new $125 hard use knife shouldn't be having functional problems that quickly, especially considering I have not been hard on it yet. The only reason I didn't give it three stars was because I actually like the knife so much. Hopefully I got a lemon and everything will be fine. If not, I will sell it and the money will go to that sebenza that I have been wanting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2012 by Nash Campbell
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