The Kershaw Korra is a compact assisted folder with a 2.75 in drop-point blade. Kershaw uses 5Cr15MoV stainless steel with a stonewashed finish, then pairs it with a black GRN handle and liner lock. The result is a small, lightweight-looking configuration that stays focused on everyday cutting rather than oversized dimensions.
Its assisted opening mechanism gives the Korra quicker deployment than a purely manual folder while the liner lock handles blade retention in the open position. The drop-point profile is a familiar general-purpose shape, and the plain edge keeps sharpening and routine slicing straightforward. Because the blade is under 3 in, this model is noticeably smaller than many full-size EDC folders.
The Korra is a sensible comparison point for someone deciding between a very compact assisted knife and a larger 3-plus-inch model. Pay particular attention to the 2.75 in blade, GRN handle, and liner-lock construction when comparing alternatives. For more choices related to the Korra 2.75 in, browse assisted opening knives.
- 2.75 in drop-point blade
- 5Cr15MoV stainless steel
- Black GRN handle with liner lock
- Assisted opening action
