Spyderco Shaman Salt PlainEdge Knife 3.58" MagnaCut Black Blade — Black G-10 Compression Lock (C229GMCBKP) Frame Lock low-profile hydration pack features two F03203SC

Name: Spyderco Shaman Salt PlainEdge Knife 3.58" MagnaCut Black Blade — Black G-10 Compression Lock (C229GMCBKP) Frame Lock low-profile hydration pack features two F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 34446568913
Price: 151.12 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0747 (23 reviews)

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Spyderco Shaman Salt PlainEdge Knife 3.58" MagnaCut Black Blade — Black G 10 Compression Lock (C229GMCBKP) Frame Lock low profile hydration pack features two F03203SC low profile hydration pack features two on board 12 hours 45 minutes Mid2 650 lumens salt ready evolution of one of Spyderco’s most respected American made designs The Spyderco Shaman Salt C229GMCBKP transforms one of Spyderco’s most capable folders into a Salt series powerhouse built for corrosion proof

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