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product_id: 1990072
title: "Kershaw Glassbreaker Blur Pocketknife, 3.4\" Sandvik 14C28N Stainless Steel Recurved Serrated Blade, SpeedSafe Assisted Opening EDC, Emergency Tool"
brand: "kershaw"
price: "27125 kr"
currency: ISK
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reviews_count: 9
category: "Kershaw"
url: https://www.desertcart.is/products/1990072-kershaw-glassbreaker-blur-pocketknife-3-4-sandvik-14c28n-stainless-steel
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# 3.4" Sandvik 14C28N blade Carbide glassbreaker tip SpeedSafe assisted opening Kershaw Glassbreaker Blur Pocketknife, 3.4" Sandvik 14C28N Stainless Steel Recurved Serrated Blade, SpeedSafe Assisted Opening EDC, Emergency Tool

**Brand:** kershaw
**Price:** 27125 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Be ready. Be sharp. Be unstoppable with the Kershaw Blur.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Kershaw Glassbreaker Blur Pocketknife, 3.4" Sandvik 14C28N Stainless Steel Recurved Serrated Blade, SpeedSafe Assisted Opening EDC, Emergency Tool by kershaw
- **How much does it cost?** 27125 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/1990072-kershaw-glassbreaker-blur-pocketknife-3-4-sandvik-14c28n-stainless-steel)

## 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

- • **SpeedSafe Assisted Opening:** Deploy your blade lightning-fast with one hand, perfect for on-the-go professionals.
- • **Durable 6061-T6 Aluminum Handle:** Scratch-resistant, weatherproof grip with Trac-Tec inserts for secure handling in any condition.
- • **Precision-Crafted Sandvik Steel:** Razor-sharp edge that’s easy to resharpen, built to last through every challenge.
- • **Compact & Lightweight EDC Essential:** At just 3.9oz and 7.9" overall, it’s the perfect everyday carry companion that fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.
- • **Emergency-Ready Carbide Glassbreaker:** Break through windshields instantly—because seconds count when it matters most.

## Overview

The Kershaw Glassbreaker Blur is a premium everyday carry pocketknife featuring a 3.4-inch Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel partially serrated blade with a tough carbide glassbreaker tip. Designed for emergency readiness, it offers SpeedSafe assisted one-handed opening, a durable anodized aluminum handle with Trac-Tec grip inserts, and a reversible pocket clip for versatile carry. Lightweight at 3.9 ounces and backed by a limited lifetime warranty, this USA-made knife blends tactical performance with everyday practicality for professionals who demand reliability and style.

## Description

Be ready for an emergency with this ultimate rescure knife. A tough, carbide glassbreaker and partially serrated edge make this a must-have emergency tool. The carbide glassbreaker is key; a plain steel tip won’t have the same effect in an emergency. To break out a windshield and pull a victim to freedom, it’s got to be carbide. The Blur’s big, multitasking blade makes it an even more effective rescue tool. Built of high-performance Sandvik 14C28N, the partially serrated blade cuts through seatbelt webbing with ease, which can make all the difference at a crucial moment. You can look to Kershaw for everyday carrying knives that can tame any cardboard box and liberate any purchase from its plastic packaging, sporting knives that make hunting, fishing, watersports, and camping even better, work knives that won’t let you down, and tactical knives that ensure you’re ready for anything.

Review: Another great knife from Kershaw. - I picked this one up at the local Wall-Mart for $65 and it was worth it. It opens lighting fast and has an nice grip feel to the handle. Very easy one handed operation, both opening and closing. I was lucky to get the one with the real toothy serrated blade, more like a saw. A great camping companion. Carries well in my pocket. Doesn't come out unless I want it to. It's razor sharp right out of the box. A nice addition to my collection. If you buy this knife I'm sure you will like it. I'm updating this review because I think it's very important to stress the Kershaw difference. Yes, that sounds like an advertisement, and it was meant to be. I have had such great response from Kershaw that I've decide to become a reseller of their knives. They are simply the best with regards to customer service. Now let's start by saying that no one, and I mean no one can make a perfect knife. They all will have defects from time to time. If you get one that slipped through the cracks and wasn't up to specs You would want a refund or a replacement, right? That's what Kershaw does and more. They will communicate with you directly and they will do what ever it takes to make you a satisfied customer. I have dealt with other knife companies and have run into brick walls. NOT Kershaw! They go the extra mile to keep you coming back for more. So, what about this knife? It is what you would expect for a knife in this price range. It has a low failure rate. It is well built and in 99.99% of the time will not need to be returned or replaced do to a defective item (that's about one in 10,000). I own a lot of Kershaw knives and I have received a few duds. They were all replace or repaired at no cost to me. So when you're thinking of getting a knife. Ask yourself one very important question. If I get a bad one, can I get my money back, or get a new one? The answer when it comes to Kershaw is, undeniably, YES! One more thing. Kershaw is one of the only knife companies that I know if that offers FREE sharpening. Just send the knife to them and they will restore the blade to a razor sharp edge at no charge other then the cost of shipping it to them (about $10). They even cover the return shipping cost. I could go on and on, needless to say, buy a Kershaw knife and most likely, you'll want to but another one. I did with this one.
Review: An EDC Modern Classic Well Worth the Price - Kershaw's Blur is one of those designs that hardly seems to age a day and in my opinion remains just as relevant for EDC well after it first released in 2004, and it's been one of my go-to choices for a good reason. The anodized aluminum handles make this knife deceptively lightweight for the size and help to make it feel smaller than it actually is while in your pocket, and the rubber inserts on the handle offer plenty of grip without being so aggressive that they'll tear up your pockets. The blade comes hair shaving sharp right out of the box, and the 14c28n blades that come on most models is ridiculously easy to resharpen yourself if you don't feel like sending back to Kershaw for resharpening. The inset liner lock helps to cut down on weight in conjunction with the aluminum handles, and has been plenty strong even after years of use on the Blurs in my collection. Kershaw's "SpeedSafe" assisted opening system is very authoritative when deploying the blade, and definitely helps the Blur live up to its name. Interestingly, I would say the springs on the Blurs feels "gentler" than on other Kershaws I own, such as the Cryo and Link, but I'd say the spring system on the Blur perfectly nails the sweet spot for reliability while still being fairly easy to use. YMMV on the finish though. On older production Blurs with finishes on the blade, they feature a DLC coating on the blade, while current production models have Cerakote applied on the blades. I personally haven't noticed an appreciable performance difference between the two finishes on my Blurs, positive or negative, given my relatively pedestrian use for most of my folding knives, just something to keep in mind if that is something that matters to you for your needs. Honestly, the only real gripe I can offer to the Blur's design is a very minor and personal one, that being the long outdated pocket clip design being unfriendly for left-handers. Even 21+ years after its introduction, its still a right side only design, so your only options to adjust how you carry it is changing from tip up or tip down. I personally am somewhat ambi, but prefer using my blades left handed and carrying my blades in my left side front pocket in reflection of that, so it's a minor annoyance when I have to fiddle around to flip it over to the correct side to deploy the blade, but really it only takes me just an extra second. Beyond my minor complaint about the outdated ergonomics, it really is still one of the best EDC buys for the price even more than two decades after its introduction. Highly recommend the Blur for anyone looking for a nice, pocket friendly blade but doesn't want to spend big bucks on a Benchmade or even some of Kershaw's more premium offerings like the Launch series of automatic knives or the crossbar locking Bel-Air series. Here's to yet another two decades for the Blur!

## Features

- KERSHAW GLASSBREAKER BLUR POCKETKNIFE: This is a must-have emergency tool. The Kershaw Blur offers a partially serrated blade edge, now with a tough, carbide glassbreaker tip. Strong enough to break out a windshield, carbide is the key feature here.
- DROP POINT RECURVE PARTIALLY SERRATED BLADE: Made from high-performance Sandvik 14C28N stainless-steel that holds its edge and resharpens easily. A black Cerakote blade coating adds protection and enhances performance.
- 6061-T6 ALUMINUM HANDLE: The black anodized aluminum handle is scratch and fade-resistant. Trac-Tec inserts promote a secure, comfortable grip during use and is suitable for all weather conditions. Includes reversible pocketclip for right, tip-up/down carry.
- DESIGNED WITH SAFETY IN MIND: Equipped with Kershaw’s assisted opening for easy one-handed release with thumb-stud. Inset liner lock secures blade in place for ensured user safety..
- SIZE SPECIFICATIONS: Blade Length: 3.4in. Closed Length: 4.5in. Overall Length: 7.9in. Weighing in at 3.9oz. Made in the USA. Backed by Kershaw’s Limited Lifetime Warranty.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0074FIPEM |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16,953 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #54 in Pocket Knives & Folding Knives |
| Blade Edge | Partially Serrated |
| Blade Length | 3.4 Inches |
| Blade Material | Sandvik 14C28N |
| Blade Shape | Drop Point |
| Blade Type | Drop Point |
| Brand | Kershaw |
| Color | Glassbreaker |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Date First Available | October 17, 2003 |
| Department | unisex-adult |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00087171033761 |
| Hand Orientation | Right Hand |
| Handle Material | Aluminum |
| Included Components | knife |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Length | 7.9 Inches |
| Item Weight | 3.52 ounces |
| Item model number | 1670GBBLKST |
| Manufacturer | Kershaw Sporting Goods |
| Model Name | Kershaw - Blur - Glass Breaker, Black |
| Orientation | tip-up/down |
| Power Source | AC/DC |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Everyday, Work |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Shape | Folding Blade |
| Size | 3.4" |
| Special Feature | Lightweight |
| Style | Pocketknife |
| Theme | Military |
| UPC | 087171033761 |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Blade Material:** Sandvik 14C28N
- **Brand:** Kershaw
- **Color:** Glassbreaker
- **Handle Material:** Aluminum
- **Included Components:** knife
- **Model Name:** Kershaw - Blur - Glass Breaker, Black
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Everyday, Work
- **Special Feature:** Lightweight
- **Style:** Pocketknife

## Images

![Kershaw Glassbreaker Blur Pocketknife, 3.4" Sandvik 14C28N Stainless Steel Recurved Serrated Blade, SpeedSafe Assisted Opening EDC, Emergency Tool - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/5148QIhKv-L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does the knife have any kind of assisted opening?**
A: Yes, it has assisted opening. Begin pushing the blade out like a regular folding knife and after a short distance the spring kicks in snapping it open.

**Q: what is the advantage of having a recurve pocket knife**
A: Better for slicing

**Q: Can you open bottles with it?**
A: It doesn’t have a bottle opener. You can open a bottle with most anything. However, it would be considered a travesty to ruin this knife by opening bottles.

**Q: What is the warranty? I've been carrying a Kershaw for years, and the quick-open no longer quickly opens the knife. I've cleaned it and lubed it**
A: You would need to contact Kershaw Knives directly for warranty information.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Another great knife from Kershaw.
*by W***! on May 23, 2010*

I picked this one up at the local Wall-Mart for $65 and it was worth it. It opens lighting fast and has an nice grip feel to the handle. Very easy one handed operation, both opening and closing. I was lucky to get the one with the real toothy serrated blade, more like a saw. A great camping companion. Carries well in my pocket. Doesn't come out unless I want it to. It's razor sharp right out of the box. A nice addition to my collection. If you buy this knife I'm sure you will like it. I'm updating this review because I think it's very important to stress the Kershaw difference. Yes, that sounds like an advertisement, and it was meant to be. I have had such great response from Kershaw that I've decide to become a reseller of their knives. They are simply the best with regards to customer service. Now let's start by saying that no one, and I mean no one can make a perfect knife. They all will have defects from time to time. If you get one that slipped through the cracks and wasn't up to specs You would want a refund or a replacement, right? That's what Kershaw does and more. They will communicate with you directly and they will do what ever it takes to make you a satisfied customer. I have dealt with other knife companies and have run into brick walls. NOT Kershaw! They go the extra mile to keep you coming back for more. So, what about this knife? It is what you would expect for a knife in this price range. It has a low failure rate. It is well built and in 99.99% of the time will not need to be returned or replaced do to a defective item (that's about one in 10,000). I own a lot of Kershaw knives and I have received a few duds. They were all replace or repaired at no cost to me. So when you're thinking of getting a knife. Ask yourself one very important question. If I get a bad one, can I get my money back, or get a new one? The answer when it comes to Kershaw is, undeniably, YES! One more thing. Kershaw is one of the only knife companies that I know if that offers FREE sharpening. Just send the knife to them and they will restore the blade to a razor sharp edge at no charge other then the cost of shipping it to them (about $10). They even cover the return shipping cost. I could go on and on, needless to say, buy a Kershaw knife and most likely, you'll want to but another one. I did with this one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An EDC Modern Classic Well Worth the Price
*by B***N on December 10, 2025*

Kershaw's Blur is one of those designs that hardly seems to age a day and in my opinion remains just as relevant for EDC well after it first released in 2004, and it's been one of my go-to choices for a good reason. The anodized aluminum handles make this knife deceptively lightweight for the size and help to make it feel smaller than it actually is while in your pocket, and the rubber inserts on the handle offer plenty of grip without being so aggressive that they'll tear up your pockets. The blade comes hair shaving sharp right out of the box, and the 14c28n blades that come on most models is ridiculously easy to resharpen yourself if you don't feel like sending back to Kershaw for resharpening. The inset liner lock helps to cut down on weight in conjunction with the aluminum handles, and has been plenty strong even after years of use on the Blurs in my collection. Kershaw's "SpeedSafe" assisted opening system is very authoritative when deploying the blade, and definitely helps the Blur live up to its name. Interestingly, I would say the springs on the Blurs feels "gentler" than on other Kershaws I own, such as the Cryo and Link, but I'd say the spring system on the Blur perfectly nails the sweet spot for reliability while still being fairly easy to use. YMMV on the finish though. On older production Blurs with finishes on the blade, they feature a DLC coating on the blade, while current production models have Cerakote applied on the blades. I personally haven't noticed an appreciable performance difference between the two finishes on my Blurs, positive or negative, given my relatively pedestrian use for most of my folding knives, just something to keep in mind if that is something that matters to you for your needs. Honestly, the only real gripe I can offer to the Blur's design is a very minor and personal one, that being the long outdated pocket clip design being unfriendly for left-handers. Even 21+ years after its introduction, its still a right side only design, so your only options to adjust how you carry it is changing from tip up or tip down. I personally am somewhat ambi, but prefer using my blades left handed and carrying my blades in my left side front pocket in reflection of that, so it's a minor annoyance when I have to fiddle around to flip it over to the correct side to deploy the blade, but really it only takes me just an extra second. Beyond my minor complaint about the outdated ergonomics, it really is still one of the best EDC buys for the price even more than two decades after its introduction. Highly recommend the Blur for anyone looking for a nice, pocket friendly blade but doesn't want to spend big bucks on a Benchmade or even some of Kershaw's more premium offerings like the Launch series of automatic knives or the crossbar locking Bel-Air series. Here's to yet another two decades for the Blur!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ High quality knife, great price point for what you get
*by A***W on April 21, 2025*

This knife is very high quality and was razor sharp out of the box. I’ve had knives of all kinds and price points, and this one is great for the price. Looks great, has a shark blade, and the edge holds up well to standard use. The spring assist works great and helps to open quickly with just a small push. The grip is solid and feels great in my larger hands. Size and weight are great and feels light for this quality of a knife, but does not feel cheaply made because of the lighter weight. If needed, I would but this exact model again.

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