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Case Kinzua Pocket Knife 3.4" Spear Point CPM S35VN Satin Blade Aluminum Handle Red

$127.99
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Brand
Case
Color
Red
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Knives & Tools
UPC
21205646619

Overview

The Case Kinzua is a modern folding pocket knife featuring a 3.4-inch spear point blade made from CPM S35VN steel with a stonewashed satin finish. Designed for one-handed deployment, the blade utilizes a ball-bearing pivot system and a flipper tab for quick, reliable opening. The handle is constructed from lightweight, red anodized aluminum with triple-faceted styling and spine jimping for improved grip. Safety and security are managed by a frame locking mechanism that secures the blade during use. For carrying convenience, the knife includes a reversible deep-carry steel pocket clip. The Kinzua is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

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