Kershaw Shuffle II Folder Knife, Tanto BlackWash Blade

I can't exactly vouch for how long the edge will last, but after some light work (breaking down some boxes for the trash, opening packages, eating an apple) it was still sharp enough to easily shave a patch of hair off of my arm with both flats of the blade. This is pretty characteristic of 8cr13mov. It is hard enough to make it a week without sharpening and soft enough that you get the edge back in a few minutes. I've seen the Shuffle 2 range from $15-20. For that price, i would say this is a great little item to throw into your pocket everyday and use without the fear of losing your "sick $200 folder". My only real con is that, although this knife is aesthetically more pleasing than the base Shuffle, the Shuffle 2 doesn't feel as nice as it's predecessor. I cant exactly place why, but I will proudly use both.

This is my new favorite EDC knife. Belt clip works well. The knife has an ergonomic grip and the taint blade is great for cutting open boxes and any other every day tasks you need a pocket knife for.
Best of all is the edge. The knife comes pretty sharp from the manufacturer but give it a couple swipes through a carbide sharpener and you will have an unbelievable edge. I put away my previous EDC knife that cost $100+ because this knife works just as well, is a bit smaller and just as functional. Plus if you lose it you can order a nee one and not be furious at yourself for losing something so expensive.
Everyone who carries a pocket knife should have the Shuffle II in their daily rotation. Pick one up on Amazon and you will not be disappointed