Knives, Page 69
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Mushroom knives
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Butterfly knives
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Joker Rabbit is a compact knife for outdoor and everyday use which can also be used as a smaller hunting knife. The 8.5 cm long blade is made of molybdenum vanadium stainless...
Joker Erizo is a small knife for outdoor and everyday use which can also be used as a smaller hunting knife. The 7.5 cm long blade is made of molybdenum vanadium stainless steel...
Joker Montanero with a flat grind is a middle-sized outdoor knife with a full tang construction that provides reliable performance. It is a universal knife without any...
Joker Montanero with a flat grind is a middle-sized outdoor knife with a full tang construction that provides reliable performance. It is a universal knife without any...
Joker Nessmuk is a middle-sized outdoor knife with a full tang construction. It is a universal knife suitable for any task in the wilderness. The 11 cm long blade is made of...
Joker Nessmuk is a middle-sized outdoor knife with a full tang construction. It is a universal knife suitable for any task in the wilderness. The 11 cm long blade is made of...
The Condor Compact Kephart is a small bushcraft knife based on the classic Kephart knife. The 6.5 cm long blade from 1095 high carbon steel has a satin finish and a flat grind....
Zero Tolerance ZT0357 is a premium folding EDC knife suitable also for more demanding tasks. The 8.25 cm long blade out of premium stainless steel CPM 20CV, which reaches high...
Bestech Ascot is an elegant folding knife for everyday use. The 9.7 cm long drop point blade is made of Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel with a flat grind is placed on ceramic...
