CIVIVI Slippy Sendy Slip Joint Knife - Ultem (Nitro-V)
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Quick Verdict
The CIVIVI Slippy Sendy Slip Joint Knife is an impressive EDC tool with a durable Nitro-V blade and stylish Ultem handle. Ideal for daily tasks, it's lightweight and easy to carry.
What We Like
- Features robust blade
- Includes lanyard
- Stylish handle
Considerations
- Handle may stain
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