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CRKT K.I.S.S Two-Timer Knife - 2007 BCS
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The dual-blade CRKT K.I.S.S. Two-Timer Knife gives you two knives in one—a larger, hefty blade will take on your tough jobs in the suburban jungle or in the backcountry, and the smaller drop-point knife works well for detail tasks. With CRKT's Keep It Super Simple design, the smaller blade fits into the larger blade, so you get a clean look and low profile. Both K.I.S.S. blades easily fold closed into the lightweight stainless steel frame that doubles as a key fob and money clip.
Bottom Line: Two lov—er, uh, blades are better than one. Get the K.I.S.S. Two-Timer.
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Cool looking...'bout it.
By:
Joe Huff
December 11, 2009
Well I thought the knife looked sweet and was a cool idea so I got one. However, I use my single blade KISS way more than this because it is kind of useless. The big blade is too thick to be of any good use. The smaller blade works well and holds an edge, but I found the little blade was the only reason I used it. There are many other lighter and better pocket knives out there to use that have a small blade on them. It's more of a conversation starter for me than anything. The clip also tends to get caught when placing in your pocket. The flat section at the end of the clip doesn't help the functionality of it at all.
Is anybody else concerned about the fact that you've now
Is anybody else concerned about the fact that you've now taken the minimalist CRKT KISS design (cool, I admit, I've owned one myself) and added a second blade into the mix?
By: JeremyR
April 30, 2010
i am not concerned. if the design doesn't suit me, there are thousands of other great choices for knives out there. personally i really like spyderco. cheers!
By: Gabe H.
May 1, 2010
Handy Little Knife
By:
moroni
October 21, 2009
This is one of my handy everyday knives that I use for everything from cutting cardboard to opening envelopes. I like the different, open handle design especially when it gets wet. Clip holds tightly in place. Thumb stud makes opening even easier. Very sharp tanto point.
Write your question here...i own a crkt kiss single blade how
Write your question here...i own a crkt kiss single blade how do i sharpen it?
By: rog
July 6, 2009
With a knife sharpener, maybe from Lansky, or take it to a hunting shop or something like that, they should be able to do that.
By: Shane O'Donnell
July 6, 2009
I don't get it
By:
taktent1240115
April 6, 2009
? When they make the dual machete version I'll buy it.
Change me.
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2007 Model No Longer Available
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KnivesCool looking...'bout it.
Well I thought the knife looked sweet and was a cool idea so I got one. However, I use my single blade KISS way more than this because it is kind of useless. more...
Handy Little Knife
This is one of my handy everyday knives that I use for everything from cutting cardboard to opening envelopes. I like the different, open handle design more...
- Blade Material:
- Stainless steel
- Handle Material:
- Stainless steel
- Lock Mechanism:
- LAWKS lever and Frame lock
- Blade Style:
- [Large] Tanto-inspired razor-sharp [small] drop-point pen
- Open Length:
- [Large] 6in (15.2cm); [Small] 5.75in (14.6cm)
- Closed Length:
- 3.5in (8.9 cm)
- Blade Length:
- [Large] 2.38in (6cm); [Small] 2.13in (5.4cm)
- Sheath Included:
- No
- Weight:
- 3oz (85g)
- Recommended Use:
- Camping, backpacking, around the house, in the garage
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime