North Mountain Blade CHOP 4 Front Flipper 3.5" SLD San Mai Tanto Gold/Black Ceramic Carbon Fiber Handle 2412-GDCF Spear Point To accentuate the contrasting color F03203SC

Name: North Mountain Blade CHOP 4 Front Flipper 3.5" SLD San Mai Tanto Gold/Black Ceramic Carbon Fiber Handle 2412-GDCF Spear Point To accentuate the contrasting color F03203SC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 55378664965
Price: 200.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8406 (24 reviews)

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North Mountain Blade CHOP 4 Front Flipper 3.5" SLD San Mai Tanto Gold Black Ceramic Carbon Fiber Handle 2412 GDCF Spear Point To accentuate the contrasting color F03203SC To accentuate the contrasting color theme Two compression cargo straps made from 1" webbing with ladder locks 25 in Blade Length 3 The North Mountain Blade CHOP 4 (2412 GDCF) is a masterful blend of Japanese blade tradition and modern flipper engineering

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