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Kershaw Debris 2.75" Clip Point Folding Knife, Silver - 2034
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Kershaw Debris 2.75" Clip Point Folding Knife, Silver - 2034
| SKU | 516551632358 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kershaw |
| MPN | 2034 |
| UPC | 87171063232 |
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Product Details
Details
- Blade Style: Clip Point
- Blade Edge: Plain
- Opening Action: Manual washers
- Opens With: Thumb stud
- Lock Type: Midlock
- Pocketclip: Reversible deepcarry (right/left, tipup)
- Handle Color: Black
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Features
Despite its name, Kershaw fans won't be throwing away the Debris. This mid-lock folder features a 2.75-inch blade, a smaller alternative to its bigger sibling, the Cargo. The clip point blade is easily opened manually with the thumb stud and securely locks into place. Its razor-sharp D2 tool steel holds its edge for many EDC tasks. Contouring and texturing create a solid in-hand grip, and when the Debris isn't in use, its deep-carry clip lets the knife rest comfortably in the pocket. Feature-loaded without being overwhelming, the Debris is an effectively simple everyday carry.
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