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Kershaw 1800 Mini Mojito ~ Vintage 2006

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Kershaw 1800 Mini Mojito ~ Vintage 2006

The Kershaw 1800 Mini Mojo (sometimes referred to as the Mojito) is a discontinued, Ken Onion-designed pocket knife known for its unique "Stud Lock" mechanism and SpeedSafe assisted opening. In 2006, the model typically featured a 440A stainless steel blade, though some production runs transitioned to Sandvik 13C26 steel in later years.

Specifications & Features

Blade Design: Features a 2-3/8" recurve drop-point blade made of 440A high-carbon stainless steel. The recurve shape is designed to improve slicing performance.
Opening Mechanism: Uses Kershaw’s patented SpeedSafe® assisted opening system, which can be deployed via dual thumb studs or a flipper.
Locking Mechanism: Utilizes the unique Stud Lock system, where the thumb stud itself acts as the lock; to close the knife, you push the spring-loaded stud forward to release the blade.
Handle Construction: Built with 410 stainless steel frames featuring G-10 insertsfor improved grip and aesthetic appeal.
Dimensions & Weight:Manufacturing: Proudly made in the USA.
- Blade Length: 2-3/8 inches.
- Closed Length: 3-1/2 inches.
- Weight: Approximately 2.8 to 3.1 ounces.

Variation Note

The name "Mini Mojo" and "Mojito" were often used interchangeably in enthusiast circles, though some sources indicate a name change occurred around 2007 when the blade steel was updated from 440A to Sandvik 13C26. For a 2006 version, you are most likely looking at the 440A steel variant.