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aiGear Pocket Knife 4.5 inch Folding Stainless Steel Blade


This opens crisply and is easily opened with one hand which if you are holding something that needs cut with the other the one hand opening is crucial. It seems like a nice knife, sturdy and I stressed the lock back a bit to be sure it really does lock back. It does. This is good value.

From the vendor:

  • UNCONVENTIONAL BLADE: Blade is made of stainless steel with dual blade finish provide excellent toughness, edge retention, corrosion resistance and wear resistance. It’s compact, safe and easy carrying with folding design. There are two stakes on both side of the blade to assist opening.
  • WEARABLE HANDLE: Carbon fiber handle features is speedy and safe to assist opening with flipper. Depending on the secure frame lock, the blade won’t turn back when it works. A firm pocketclip can help to hang your knife in your pocket without any moving. This pocket knife can around the wrist if you thread a lanyard in the drill hole.
  • SPEC: Blade Length: 3.2 in. (8.2 cm); Closed Length: 4.4 in. (11.5 cm); Overall Length: 7.75 in. (19.7 cm) ; Weight: 4.0 oz. (115 g).
  • WIDE APPLYING: This versatile pocket knife is an ideal tool and companion for any hobbyist, hiker, craftsman, hunters, gardener, wilderness guides, backpackers, landscapers and knife enthusiasts.
  • EVERYDAY CARRY: Versatility for various tasks including opening packages, stripping wire, decorating as key pendant , cutting zip-ties, removing splinters or even defense against aggressive animals. It’s easy to keep in pockets, bags, backpacks, tool boxes, purses and more.

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