Artisan Biome SW G10 Polished
 | Expecting restock 920 ₴ Type: Type: EDC (everyday); Design: folding; Lock: slip-joint; Blade profile: drop-point; Main blade type: smooth; Blade material: steel; Blade length (mm): 72; Handle material: fibreglass; Length (mm): 168; Weight (g): 40; More features: blade lock; Country of origin: China; |
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