--- product_id: 4324925 title: "Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife, Compact Utility and Multi-Function Every Day Carry, Multiple Styles" brand: "kershaw" price: "€ 54.40" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 7 category: "Kershaw" url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/4324925-kershaw-shuffle-folding-pocket-knife-compact-utility-and-multi-function store_origin: PT region: Portugal --- # 2.4" drop point blade Built-in bottle opener & screwdriver 8Cr13MoV steel edge retention Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife, Compact Utility and Multi-Function Every Day Carry, Multiple Styles **Brand:** kershaw **Price:** € 54.40 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔪 Slice through your day with style and precision. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife, Compact Utility and Multi-Function Every Day Carry, Multiple Styles by kershaw - **How much does it cost?** € 54.40 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/4324925-kershaw-shuffle-folding-pocket-knife-compact-utility-and-multi-function) ## Best For - kershaw enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted kershaw brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Multi-Tool Ready:** Integrated bottle opener and flathead screwdriver mean you’re always prepared—whether at the office or on your next adventure. - • **Ambidextrous Carry:** Reversible pocket clip supports left or right-handed tip-up carry, blending convenience with sleek design. - • **Compact Powerhouse:** At just 5.75", this pocket knife delivers maximum utility without bulk—perfect for the on-the-go professional. - • **Precision Steel Edge:** Crafted from 8Cr13MoV alloy steel, the blade offers superior sharpness and durability that keeps up with your busiest days. - • **Secure & Smooth Deployment:** Manual thumb-stud and liner lock ensure fast, confident blade access with safety you can trust. ## Overview The Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife is a compact, versatile everyday carry tool featuring a 2.4-inch drop point blade made from durable 8Cr13MoV steel with a black oxide finish. Designed for ambidextrous use, it includes a reversible pocket clip, built-in bottle opener, and flathead screwdriver, all housed in a tough glass-filled nylon handle. With smooth manual thumb-stud opening and a secure liner lock, this 5.75-inch, 2.8-ounce knife balances utility, safety, and style for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts alike. ## Description A compact and durable everyday carry, the Kershaw Shuffle folding knife packs a punch in a pocket-sized design. The 2.4” drop point blade is made from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel and bead-blasted for a matte finish. Equipped with a manual thumb-stud for quick and secure opening and a liner lock that holds the blade in place while deployed. With multiple carry options, the pocketclip supports left- or right-handed use in tip-up position. The stylish black glass-filled handle has contoured finger grips and K-Texture for a secure, comfortable hold. A built-in flathead screwdriver also functions as a lanyard or carabiner attachment point, making it a great choice for office use, backpacking, camping and more. For those seeking an understated EDC knife, reach for the Kershaw Shuffle. Review: Great accessory knife to your main pocket knife - Very handy compact and light knife, with a low price making it a perfect companion to your more expensive main-carry, to keep wear and tear off your main-carry; also useful as spare knives for glove box, tool box, center console, door pockets, fishing boxes, or just on the kitchen counter for utility cutting. The blade is only 2.4" on this Shuffle 1 (the tanto Shuffle 2 is slightly longer) and it arrives sharp enough to cleanly and smoothly slice copier paper along the side edge or push-cut from the top. Blade is well-centered and there is no side to side wobble or up or down wobble. For normal package opening, probably the only maintenance you will need to do is to wipe down the edge to remove stuck adhesive from opening cartons (wet scrubber sponge works best) and lightly strop the blade to restore the edge (I recommend the wood carvers' stop, the https://smile.desertcart.com/gp/product/B00FFJ9TLW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ). I have mixed feelings about the sacrifice of a longer cutting edge so as to include a finger choil to let you "choke up" on the blade itself. On a short knife like this, your hand will already be closer to the blade edge without having to move even more forward up and then off the handle to use the finger choil. On the other hand, the finger choil does act as a constant reminder to not slice too deeply with the blade, and thereby keeping food further away from the pivot area. Slicing up a bbq rotisserie chicken and getting fat and meat in the pivot area is a real mess. In terms of detent, my Shuffles from a few years ago were so stiff I have always two-hand opened them. This latest 2022 Shuffle has an easier detent and I can easily roll the blade open (it won't snap open) with the thumbstud. I don't even know at this point whether this loose one deviates from Kershaw's goal or the stiff ones where the intentional ones. I certainly don't know if Kershaw tuned up their assembly line so the average user can actually move the thumbstud without Herculean effort, but I'm glad I now have one sample - out of five - that will actually open signle-handed, as intended. The liner-lock bar makes full contact with the rear of the blade, which is the minimal requirement, and it makes such contact without a "snappy" opening. If opened with a final snap, the liner lock doesn't lock too deep and tight. When I add some wrist flip, it doesn't seat any deeper and remains easy to unlock. The rear of my black finish blade is ground to naked steel with the appropriate semi-rough, slanted finish necessary for anti-slip, but unfortunately the liner lock bar has the smooth black finish on its contact area, which, while not ideal, doesn't seem to make the liner lock more prone to slipping in to deep or sliding open under spine whack shock. Please keep in mind that, of liner locks, frame locks, button locks, lockbacks, button locks, and TriAd locks, liner locks are the most likely to come unlocked in hard use; and that actual strength of the lockup on a liner lock actually depends on things we can't, as consumers, easily judge, such as angle of grind on the back of the blade, and roughness and width of the contact area on the back of the blade, and the thickness, roughness, and depth of lockup of the liner lock bar. So far as I can tell, this Shuffle has either a single bronze washer on each side of the knife pivot, or the typical dual bronze washers plus a very thin single Teflon washer added on one side. Thumbstud roll out is easy, but snapping the blade out is really hard to pull off. Lock up seems sufficient without addition of any of "snap": Clip reverses side to side for seam-clipping in left or right pants pockets (or shirt pocket) but not up and down (so no tip down carry option). The screw driver function on the butt of the handle is well-sized for camera tripod screw slots, but of little practical use with other flat head screws. It might be good for light prying. The bottle opener function works well (blade closed of course). Clip is well designed. I much prefer the "black oxide" coated blade version; screws, clip, blade, thumb-studs, handle scales, and handle liners are all blacked out. This is NOT Kershaw's motley looking "black wash" used on some other designs - it is a conventional low-gloss, smooth black coating. Handles are thin, but do not excessively flex when pinched. I prefer a simple full flat grind, but this hollow grind below a high saber line satisfactory. Kershaw is often viewed as a cheap brand, but their design quality and manufacturing precision are very high. They just blow away Home Depot, truck stop, and hardware knives for only a little more, or sometimes even for a little less. Review: Excellent EDC knife. - Excellent EDC knife. Fast opening flipper. Holds edge well. ## Features - SHUFFLE POCKET KNIFE: Compact, versatile and tough, the Kershaw Shuffle is a great choice for everyday carry. Tiny but mighty, at 5.75” total length, this tactical folding knife can be used for work, backpacking, hiking and more. - DROP POINT PLAIN EDGE BLADE: The 2.4” drop point blade is made from 8Cr13MoV steel that offers improved edge retention, strength and hardness. Black-oxide finish helps to hide scratches and gives the blade an industrial look. - VERSATILE HANDLE: The black, glass-filled nylon handle features a built-in bottle opener and a flathead screwdriver that doubles as a lanyard attachment point. Pocketclip is designed for both right- and left-handed carry in the tip-up position. - DESIGNED FOR SAFETY: This folding knife is equipped with manual thumb-stud opening for smooth, confident blade deployment. Liner lock holds the blade securely in place. - KERSHAW QUALITY: Since 1974, Kershaw has been committed to designing quality knives, built for those who take pride in what they carry. Shuffle measures 5.75” overall, with a 2.4” blade and 2.8 oz weight. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00I0RXHWS | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #35,680 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #58 in Tactical Knives | | Blade Edge | Plain | | Blade Length | 2.4 Inches | | Blade Material | Alloy Steel | | Blade Shape | Drop Point | | Blade Type | Drop Point | | Brand Name | Kershaw | | Color | 8700BLK | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,297) | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00087171037134 | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Handle Material | Stainless Steel | | Included Components | 1560 hunting-folding-knives | | Is Product Cordless | Yes | | Item Length | 5 Inches | | Item Shape | Elongated | | Item Type Name | tactical-folding-knives | | Item Weight | 2.8 Ounces | | Manufacturer | Kershaw Sporting Goods | | Model Name | 8700BLK | | Model Number | 8700BLK | | Part Number | 8700BLK | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Recommended Uses For Product | Everyday, Work | | Reusability | Reusable | | Size | 2.4" | | Special Features | Locking Blades | | Style | Pocketknife | | UPC | 087171037134 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Warranty Description | Warranty | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Blade Material:** Alloy Steel - **Brand:** Kershaw - **Color:** 8700BLK - **Handle Material:** Stainless Steel - **Included Components:** 1560 hunting-folding-knives - **Model Name:** 8700BLK - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Everyday, Work - **Special Feature:** Locking Blades - **Style:** Pocketknife ## Images ![Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife, Compact Utility and Multi-Function Every Day Carry, Multiple Styles - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51P5bGNzY6L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is the thumb stud on both sides of the blade? I want to make sure this works well for left-handed opening.** A: Yes. I have mine sitting here right next to me and it does indeed have thumb studs on both sides. It's the least expensive knife I own, yet I carry it with me daily! GREAT EDC knife! **Q: where manufactured** A: Buy the skyline its the greatest one of all i find it in my pocket more than my other 8 kershaws **Q: What kind of steel is the blade? Same composition as model 8700 (8cr13mov), or something different (e.g., 420HC)?** A: The blade is 8cr13mov **Q: actual weight?** A: cant say,it was a gift for someone...but I can tell you this...for the miney was a nice knife,very light weight...would purchase another! ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great accessory knife to your main pocket knife *by M***K on April 19, 2021* Very handy compact and light knife, with a low price making it a perfect companion to your more expensive main-carry, to keep wear and tear off your main-carry; also useful as spare knives for glove box, tool box, center console, door pockets, fishing boxes, or just on the kitchen counter for utility cutting. The blade is only 2.4" on this Shuffle 1 (the tanto Shuffle 2 is slightly longer) and it arrives sharp enough to cleanly and smoothly slice copier paper along the side edge or push-cut from the top. Blade is well-centered and there is no side to side wobble or up or down wobble. For normal package opening, probably the only maintenance you will need to do is to wipe down the edge to remove stuck adhesive from opening cartons (wet scrubber sponge works best) and lightly strop the blade to restore the edge (I recommend the wood carvers' stop, the https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FFJ9TLW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ). I have mixed feelings about the sacrifice of a longer cutting edge so as to include a finger choil to let you "choke up" on the blade itself. On a short knife like this, your hand will already be closer to the blade edge without having to move even more forward up and then off the handle to use the finger choil. On the other hand, the finger choil does act as a constant reminder to not slice too deeply with the blade, and thereby keeping food further away from the pivot area. Slicing up a bbq rotisserie chicken and getting fat and meat in the pivot area is a real mess. In terms of detent, my Shuffles from a few years ago were so stiff I have always two-hand opened them. This latest 2022 Shuffle has an easier detent and I can easily roll the blade open (it won't snap open) with the thumbstud. I don't even know at this point whether this loose one deviates from Kershaw's goal or the stiff ones where the intentional ones. I certainly don't know if Kershaw tuned up their assembly line so the average user can actually move the thumbstud without Herculean effort, but I'm glad I now have one sample - out of five - that will actually open signle-handed, as intended. The liner-lock bar makes full contact with the rear of the blade, which is the minimal requirement, and it makes such contact without a "snappy" opening. If opened with a final snap, the liner lock doesn't lock too deep and tight. When I add some wrist flip, it doesn't seat any deeper and remains easy to unlock. The rear of my black finish blade is ground to naked steel with the appropriate semi-rough, slanted finish necessary for anti-slip, but unfortunately the liner lock bar has the smooth black finish on its contact area, which, while not ideal, doesn't seem to make the liner lock more prone to slipping in to deep or sliding open under spine whack shock. Please keep in mind that, of liner locks, frame locks, button locks, lockbacks, button locks, and TriAd locks, liner locks are the most likely to come unlocked in hard use; and that actual strength of the lockup on a liner lock actually depends on things we can't, as consumers, easily judge, such as angle of grind on the back of the blade, and roughness and width of the contact area on the back of the blade, and the thickness, roughness, and depth of lockup of the liner lock bar. So far as I can tell, this Shuffle has either a single bronze washer on each side of the knife pivot, or the typical dual bronze washers plus a very thin single Teflon washer added on one side. Thumbstud roll out is easy, but snapping the blade out is really hard to pull off. Lock up seems sufficient without addition of any of "snap": Clip reverses side to side for seam-clipping in left or right pants pockets (or shirt pocket) but not up and down (so no tip down carry option). The screw driver function on the butt of the handle is well-sized for camera tripod screw slots, but of little practical use with other flat head screws. It might be good for light prying. The bottle opener function works well (blade closed of course). Clip is well designed. I much prefer the "black oxide" coated blade version; screws, clip, blade, thumb-studs, handle scales, and handle liners are all blacked out. This is NOT Kershaw's motley looking "black wash" used on some other designs - it is a conventional low-gloss, smooth black coating. Handles are thin, but do not excessively flex when pinched. I prefer a simple full flat grind, but this hollow grind below a high saber line satisfactory. Kershaw is often viewed as a cheap brand, but their design quality and manufacturing precision are very high. They just blow away Home Depot, truck stop, and hardware knives for only a little more, or sometimes even for a little less. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent EDC knife. *by A***R on March 28, 2026* Excellent EDC knife. Fast opening flipper. Holds edge well. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantasic little affordable knife *by K***N on March 27, 2025* Feels great in the hand and it's a really great size without being too small to be useful. The opening mechanism feels really nice and it's easy to open and close one-handed. It's also VERY sharp (as it should be, obviously) and it had no issues slicing through some fabric straps I wanted to cut off a bag. ## Frequently Bought Together - Kershaw Shuffle Folding Pocket Knife, Compact Utility and Multi-Function Every Day Carry, Multiple Styles - Kershaw Shuffle II Folding Pocket Knife, Small, Lightweight Utility and Multi-Function Knife, Multiple Styles - Kershaw Cinder Pocket Knife, Small Lightweight Keychain Knife --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pt/products/4324925-kershaw-shuffle-folding-pocket-knife-compact-utility-and-multi-function](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/4324925-kershaw-shuffle-folding-pocket-knife-compact-utility-and-multi-function) --- *Product available on Desertcart Portugal* *Store origin: PT* *Last updated: 2026-05-17*