HX Outdoors HYLA ZD-120S-C – 2.91″ Black Stonewash 14C28N Drop Point, Black G10, Button Lock Carbon Fiber Multiple illuminable direction settings available F03203SC

Name: HX Outdoors HYLA ZD-120S-C – 2.91″ Black Stonewash 14C28N Drop Point, Black G10, Button Lock Carbon Fiber Multiple illuminable direction settings available F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 19796120934
Price: 35.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2286 (30 reviews)

HX Outdoors HYLA ZD-120S-C – 2.91″ Black Stonewash 14C28N Drop Point, Black G10, Button Lock Carbon Fiber Multiple illuminable direction settings available F03203SC

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HX Outdoors HYLA ZD 120S C – 2.91″ Black Stonewash 14C28N Drop Point, Black G10, Button Lock Carbon Fiber Multiple illuminable direction settings available F03203SC Multiple illuminable direction settings available with a comfortable contoured pouch 91" (74mm) 14C28N drop point blade with a 7 HX Outdoors HYLA ZD 120S C – 2

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