Get the job done quickly, efficiently, and reliably with the Havalon Knives Piranta Edge. This durable folding knife features a 2.75-inch stainless steel blade, 12 backup blades for continuous use, and a rugged stain-resistant ABS plastic handle. The ambidextrous thumb ...
Get the job done quickly, efficiently, and reliably with the Havalon Knives Piranta Edge. This durable folding knife features a 2.75-inch stainless steel blade, 12 backup blades for continuous use, and a rugged stain-resistant ABS plastic handle. The ambidextrous thumb ...
The Spyderco Para 3 continues quality and reliability created in the previous Paramilitary lines of knives but with better ergonomics and upgraded features. It remains lightweight and is great as an every day carry. This folding knife with a 3 ...
The Spyderco Para 3 continues quality and reliability created in the previous Paramilitary lines of knives but with better ergonomics and upgraded features. It remains lightweight and is great as an every day carry. This folding knife with a 3 ...
The Smith & Wesson M&P Magic folding knife features a lightweight design built for tactical applications. Its sturdy black 3.375 inch plain clip point blade is paired with an aluminum handle. Included is an index flipper, dual thumb studs, and ...
The Smith & Wesson M&P Magic folding knife features a lightweight design built for tactical applications. Its sturdy black 3.375 inch plain clip point blade is paired with an aluminum handle. Included is an index flipper, dual thumb studs, and ...
The Spyderco Assist I Rescue is a folding knife with a 3.69 black serrated sheepsfoot blad and black FRN handle. Its unique design offers maximum cutting performance while prevent accidental punctures and also allows for limited prying. Get one today ...
The Spyderco Assist I Rescue is a folding knife with a 3.69 black serrated sheepsfoot blad and black FRN handle. Its unique design offers maximum cutting performance while prevent accidental punctures and also allows for limited prying. Get one today ...
