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Kizer Bulldog Pocket Knife, 3 In Nitro V Steel Blade Folding Knife Aluminium Handle Camping Hunting Knife with Reversible Clip Sheepsfoot Clutch Lock Small EDC Knives for Men Women V3672A1

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Management number 226427504 Release Date 2026/05/09 List Price US$26.80 Model Number 226427504
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  • Razor Sharp Sheepsfoot Blade: Kizer Bulldog pocket knife is made of Nitro V steel with black PVD coating, it has excellent toughness, extra hardness and corrosion resistance. The sheepsfoot blade shape of folding knife is very suitable for work, providing excellent control and practicality
  • Lightweight Grippy Handle: The textured aluminum handle of folding hunting knife provides a comfortable and secure grip, and is easy to use for long periods of time
  • Rapid Deployment: The clutch lock design of camping folding knife ensures safer operation and safer blade locking. The pocket folding knife with deep carry reversible provides a variety of convenient carrying options
  • Ideal for Knife Enthusiasts: Multi-purpose survival knife. Kizer Bulldog folding pocket knives have a variety of uses including camping, hiking, fishing, outdoor, indoor, climbing, cycling, travel, party, work, kitchen, and daily housework
  • Fast After-sale Service: Kizer knives and tools provide a lifetime service against defects in material and workmanship. Kizer service center provides fast response to take care of your requests

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