Microtech Chef's Ember Orange G10 & Titanium Bohler M390MK Fixed Blade Kitchen Knife 3000B10EM 0822 37cm) tumbled finish S45VN stainless MCT2383TQ

Name: Microtech Chef's Ember Orange G10 & Titanium Bohler M390MK Fixed Blade Kitchen Knife 3000B10EM 0822 37cm) tumbled finish S45VN stainless MCT2383TQ
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 8794960784
Price: 122.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4167000000000005 (17 reviews)

Microtech Chef's Ember Orange G10 & Titanium Bohler M390MK Fixed Blade Kitchen Knife 3000B10EM 0822 37cm) tumbled finish S45VN stainless MCT2383TQ

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Microtech Chef's Ember Orange G10 & Titanium Bohler M390MK Fixed Blade Kitchen Knife 3000B10EM 0822 37cm) tumbled finish S45VN stainless MCT2383TQ 37cm) tumbled finish S45VN stainless drop point blade 29'' Two tone dark bead blasted and stonewashed finish CPM MagnaCut steel wharncliffe blade with red copper inlay 29cm) overall 32cm) stonewash finish Bohler M390MK stainless blade

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