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Kershaw Bel Air Pocket Knife 3.13" Reverse Tanto Damascus Blade Aluminum Handle Gray

$223.99
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Brand
Kershaw
Color
Gray
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Cases & Bags
UPC
87171067940

Overview

The Kershaw Bel Air pocket knife features a 3.13-inch reverse tanto blade crafted from premium CPM MagnaCut powdered metallurgy steel, providing exceptional edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance. The knife opens smoothly using manual KVT ball bearings and dual thumb studs. Its DuraLock technology secures the blade open with a solid steel crossbar, allowing users to simply pull back on the ambidextrous handle button to drop and safely close the blade. Completed with a slim profile, a lanyard hole, and a deep-carry pocketclip that is easily reversible for left or right-handed carry.

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