Condor Kondoru Kitchen Santoku 6.5 in 1095 High Carbon Steel Blade Hickory and Walnut Handle Neck Key Attributes High Output 500 F03203SC

Name: Condor Kondoru Kitchen Santoku 6.5 in 1095 High Carbon Steel Blade Hickory and Walnut Handle Neck Key Attributes High Output 500 F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 46912558542
Price: 90.68 USD
Availability: InStock
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Condor Kondoru Kitchen Santoku 6.5 in 1095 High Carbon Steel Blade Hickory and Walnut Handle Neck Key Attributes High Output 500 F03203SC Key Attributes High Output 500 lumens High Runtime 1 hour Peak Beam Intensity 7 Attach it to your belt or backpack strap with its super secure fixed clip Our multi use Japanese style Kondoru Kitchen Knives are ideal for bushcraft enthusiasts who like to cook in the outdoors surrounded by beautiful landscapes FIXED KNIFE HANDLE:

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