Spyderco Grasshopper C138GBLP – 2.30″ Satin Sandvik 12C27 Leaf-Shaped Blade, Blue G-10 Handle, Slip Joint Italian Features:Â Â Convenient front fly F03203SC

Name: Spyderco Grasshopper C138GBLP – 2.30″ Satin Sandvik 12C27 Leaf-Shaped Blade, Blue G-10 Handle, Slip Joint Italian Features:Â Â Convenient front fly F03203SC
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SKU: 29486491177
Price: 35.25 USD
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Spyderco Grasshopper C138GBLP – 2.30″ Satin Sandvik 12C27 Leaf-Shaped Blade, Blue G-10 Handle, Slip Joint Italian Features:Â Â Convenient front fly F03203SC

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Spyderco Grasshopper C138GBLP – 2.30″ Satin Sandvik 12C27 Leaf Shaped Blade, Blue G 10 Handle, Slip Joint Italian Features:Â Â Convenient front fly F03203SC Features:Â Â Convenient front fly Product Type: Folding KnifeBrand: KUBEYColor: Flame TiOverall Length: 7 You can buy the Spyderco Grasshopper C138GBLP at Going Gear with full factory warranty support

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