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Kershaw 1605 Clash Assisted Opening Knife 3.1in 8Cr13Mov Steel Blade Designed by Ken Onion Drop Point opened by ambidextrous thumb studs Lantern
Kershaw 1605 Clash Assisted Opening Knife 3.1in 8Cr13Mov Steel Blade Designed by Ken Onion Drop Point opened by ambidextrous thumb studs Lantern
Kershaw 1605 Clash Assisted Opening Knife 3.1in 8Cr13Mov Steel Blade Designed by Ken Onion Drop Point opened by ambidextrous thumb studs Lantern
Kershaw 1605 Clash Assisted Opening Knife 3.1in 8Cr13Mov Steel Blade Designed by Ken Onion Drop Point opened by ambidextrous thumb studs Lantern
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Kershaw 1605 Clash Assisted Opening Knife 3.1in 8Cr13Mov Steel Blade Designed by Ken Onion Drop Point opened by ambidextrous thumb studs Lantern

SKU: 36754847628
EUR36.95 EUR65.95

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Kershaw 1605 Clash Assisted Opening Knife 3.1in 8Cr13Mov Steel Blade Designed by Ken Onion Drop Point opened by ambidextrous thumb studs Lantern opened by ambidextrous thumb studs and locked up by a solid titanium monolock frame with G10 scales and a titanium tip down pocket clip Outback Red and Eucalyptus finger contours for a secure grip Durable glass filled nylon handle

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