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Kubey Campe KU203A Folding Knife D2 OD Green G10
€ 84.87 Gross, ( € 69.00 Net )
Kubey Coeus KU122A Folding Knife D2 Black G10
€ 68.77 Gross, ( € 55.91 Net )
Kubey Campe KU203A Folding Knife D2 Black G10
€ 84.87 Gross, ( € 69.00 Net )
Kubey Campe KU203A Folding Knife D2 Black G10 is designed for everyday use (EDC).
Campe knife is a small, handy and unobtrusive tool. Dedicated to people who prefer minimalism and at the same time value the utility of their equipment. Campe, small in length, is quite grippy because it is wide both in the plane of the blade and the handle (approx. 30 mm). This means that it fills the entire hand while holding it and allows you to work stably and effectively.
Kubey Campe KU203A Folding Knife D2 Black G10 has an efficient tanto blade made of D2 sandblasted steel, known for its cutting efficiency and easy to sharpen and maintain. The knife is opened with a flipper and the blade is secured by liner lock. The handle covers are made of black G10 composite.
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NAME: Campe
STEEL: D2 (59-61 HRC)
BLADE FINISH: Sandblasted
HANDLE: Black G10
LOCK: Liner lock
OPENING: Flipper
BLADE STYLE: Tanto
CARRYING CLIP: Tip-up
TOTAL LENGTH: 153 mm | 6.02”
BLADE LENGTH: 60 mm | 2.36”
BLADE THICKNESS: 3,0 mm | 0.12″
WEIGHT: 122 g | 4.90 oz
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