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The folding knife EF121 stands out clearly with its decorated handle. It is
equipped with a Tanto Point blade.
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$ 28.2
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The folding knife EF121 from the Delta Series is equipped with a Tanto Point blade. The blade is made of stainless 440C steel. Thanks to its high carbon content, this type of steel is very easy to maintain and sharpen, which makes it suitable for knives intended for everyday work. The blade features a thumb stud for one‑handed opening. Safety during use is ensured by a Liner Lock mechanism.
The decorated polymer handle scales have a textured surface. There is a lanyard hole at the end of the handle. Thanks to the metal clip, the knife can be carried easily.
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> 50 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 28 - 31.
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