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Kershaw 6106BLK Bel Air 3.05" Folding Clip Point Plain Black PVD CPM MagnaCut Steel Blade, Black Textured G10 Handle,Knives

$123.91
Brand
Kershaw
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Knives & Tools
UPC
87171071268
MPN
6106BLK

Overview

The Kershaw Bel Air folding knife pairs tactical styling with everyday carry functionality, featuring a 3.05-inch plain edge clip point blade crafted from CPM MagnaCut steel with a durable black PVD coating. This USA-made folder utilizes manual KVT ball bearings and dual thumb studs for smooth deployment, alongside a secure DuraLock crossbar locking mechanism that allows for ambidextrous one-handed operation. The handle is constructed from black textured G10 to provide a confident grip during use. Complete with a reversible deep-carry pocket clip configured for tip-up carry, a lanyard hole, and a slim profile, the Bel Air delivers precision cutting performance in a lightweight package.

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