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Buck’s Tiny, Affordable Knife Has Never Been More Tailor-Made to Your EDCThis small sibling to the brand's legendary 110 Folding Hunter gets a wide range of custom options for its blade, handle, ...
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CRKT Just Made One of Its Premium Knives Much More AffordableThe new LCK + Liner Lock swaps some materials to duck well under $100 but retains the original's stunningly streamlined form ...
Classic knives, such as Case’s beloved Stockman ... Unlike most Leatherman products, the Free P4 has a pocket clip and is compact enough to carry around all day without it feeling bulky, though ...
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There are few items more useful than a good pocket knife. Whether you’re trekking in the wilderness or wrestling open an Amazon box at home (and with the site's Big Spring Sale likely coming up, ...
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This Is the Pocket Knife You Design When You Have a Ph.D. in Mechanical EngineeringThere’s also a deep-pocket wire clip that is reversible, rounding out this very not-round knife’s ambidextrous appeal. Hopefully it’ll remind you the Nand is actually in your pocket.
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The Most Iconic EDC Knife’s Underrated Sibling Gets Its Biggest Blade Upgrade EverLearn more In 2005, Buck Knives released a variation on its most iconic pocket knife ever, the Buck 110 Folding Hunter ... still has a back lock and still features a 3.75-inch clip-point blade.
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