Satin D2 blade offers superior sharpness, edge retention and corrosion resistance for reliable cutting performance
The 3.125 inches blade offers an ideal balance of size and precision, providing a versatile cutting tool for various tasks
The 4.25 inches handle offers a comfortable grip, providing ample control and precision during use for better performance in various tasks
The 7.375 inches overall length provides a compact yet powerful design, offering balanced performance without compromising on durability or functionality
Hidden release allows for discreet and secure operation, providing added security
Weighing 4 oz, this item is designed to be lightweight and practical for everyday use
AnchorAll CobraTec OTF knives are backed by a lifetime warranty for peace of mind

Features

Introducing the new Patent Pending CobraTec Trapper Hidden Release Automatic. This modern twist on a classic design features a handle with various textured grips and durable steel bolsters. Equipped with a drop-point D2 steel blade, the Trapper combines style and functionality. To deploy the blade, simply push the bolster up and push it again to release the lock. A sleek, innovative update to a beloved design, the CobraTec Trapper Hidden Release Automatic offers both cutting-edge performance and a timeless aesthetic.

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