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Squid Industries Mako V5 Trainer Black Aluminum Stainless Shark Bottle Opener Butterfly DMKOV5IB 0822 6" (81mm) Blade Material: D2 Green Polycarbonate PC handle

Name: Squid Industries Mako V5 Trainer Black Aluminum Stainless Shark Bottle Opener Butterfly DMKOV5IB 0822 6" (81mm) Blade Material: D2 Green Polycarbonate PC handle
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 50309100728
Price: 134.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6336 (21 reviews)

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Squid Industries Mako V5 Trainer Black Aluminum Stainless Shark Bottle Opener Butterfly DMKOV5IB 0822 6" (81mm) Blade Material: D2 Green Polycarbonate PC handle 6" (81mm) Blade Material: D2 Handle Length: 4 50'' S35VN steel Drop Point Blade Made in the USA Black anodized aluminum handle

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