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The Kershaw Tilt 50th Anniversary Knife: A Celebratory Return

The Kershaw Tilt 50th Anniversary Knife: A Celebratory Return

A fan favorite returns! For its 50th anniversary, Kershaw is reviving its highly sought-after Tilt knife. The original 2010 design, known for its unique blend of angularity and ergonomics, gets a refresh for this limited edition release.

While staying true to the spirit of the original, the 50th Anniversary Tilt boasts some notable upgrades. The handle scales are now crafted from textured, bead-blasted titanium with a sleek carbon fiber inlay, replacing the original’s two-toned design. The composite blade retains its functionality but features a central black strip to complement the handle, and its cutting edge receives a material upgrade from Vanax 75 to the highly regarded CPM CruWear steel.

Kershaw keeps the features that made the original Tilt a success: smooth deployment with caged ball bearings, a convenient titanium pocket clip, and limited-edition collectability with unique serial numbers. While the official release date remains under wraps, Kershaw assures us it’s “coming soon.”

The Kershaw Tilt 50th Anniversary Knife
KERSHAW TILT 50TH ANNIVERSARY KNIFE Adventure rigs mag
KERSHAW TILT 50TH ANNIVERSARY KNIFE Adventure rigs mag

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