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Kizer Militaw Pocket Knife, 3.35” S45VN Steel Blade Folding Knife, Titanium Handle with Thumb Hole and Pocket Clip, Hiking Camping Fishing Knife for Men Women EDC, Ki3634A2, Black+ Purple Haze Inlay
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Kizer Militaw Pocket Knife, 3.35” S45VN Steel Features
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🔪【Sharp S45VN Steel Blade】Expertly crafted from S45VN steel, this blade showcases a super refined satin finish and outstanding edge retention. Designed for precision and resilience in all cutting tasks, it retains a sharp edge over time, making it a durable and reliable everyday tool.
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🔪【Titanium & Fatcarbon Handle】The Kizer Militaw pocket knife sports a streamlined handle composed of black titanium integrated with carbon fiber, boasting a matte black and purple overlay that lends the carbon fiber segment an entrancing color-shifting trait. Leveraging the lightweight and pliability of carbon fiber significantly diminishes the knife's total weight, thus rendering it effortless to tote around for daily use.
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🔪【Exquisite Craftsmanship】This pocket knife exemplifies meticulous craftsmanship with every detail purposefully designed. Its sturdy drop-point blade, coupled with an inventive 3D clip and easy-to-use thumb hole, ensures optimal convenience for carrying and practicality in use.
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🔪【User-Friendly Operation】Discover seamless blade deployment with the Kizer Militaw Pocket Knife, engineered for user-friendly operation. This knife integrates a thumb hole and front flipper, allowing swift and effortless one-handed opening. Its robust frame lock design guarantees trustworthiness and secure handling, placing emphasis on precision control and optimized usability.
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🔪【Design Origin】 The Kizer Ki3634A2 (Militaw) innovates upon the celebrated folding knife series, masterminded by Jonathan Style. Its design DNA harks back to the swift "Hummingbird" motif found in his acclaimed fixed blade creations, yet steps boldly into a modern mechanical realm. This latest edition integrates unconventional inlays and a profusion of screws, meticulously enhancing the knife’s mechanistic appeal.
