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Kershaw Scallion FLBW 1620 Designed By Ken Onion (Everyday Carry Number Three)

I carry this little baby at the office everyday it's always a conversation piece and never intimidating to carry around at work. feels good in the hand for a small knife and a better alternative than the chive or baby boa. The downside as always is the steel 440hc but then again do you really need s30v for such a small knife?

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