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K25 Coyote Pocket Knife Copper
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K25 Coyote Pocket Knife Copper

The K25 Coyote pocketknife is made of carbon steel, offering unique advantages and durability. Its blade is extremely sharp, maintaining its edge for a long time, while being easier to sharpen...

The K25 Coyote pocketknife is made of carbon steel, offering unique advantages and durability. Its blade is extremely sharp, maintaining its edge for a long time, while being easier to sharpen compared to stainless steel. However, it should be noted that it is vulnerable to rust and requires maintenance such as oiling and cleaning.

  • Maximum sharpness for...
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  • Blade Material

    Carbon Steel

    • Extremely sharp and retains its edge for a long time

    • Easier to sharpen than stainless steel

    • Susceptible to rust – requires maintenance (oiling, cleaning)
  • Weight 45 gr
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Description & Specifications

The K25 Coyote pocketknife is made of carbon steel, offering unique advantages and durability. Its blade is extremely sharp, maintaining its edge for a long time, while being easier to sharpen compared to stainless steel. However, it should be noted that it is vulnerable to rust and requires maintenance such as oiling and cleaning.

  • Maximum sharpness for effective use
  • Keeps the blade's edge for a long period
  • Ease of sharpening
  • Requires regular maintenance to prevent rust

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Manufacturer Details

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Dimensions

Type
Pocket Knife
Colour
Copper
Serrated Blade
No
Blade Material
Carbon Steel

Blade Material

Carbon Steel

  • Extremely sharp and retains its edge for a long time

  • Easier to sharpen than stainless steel

  • Susceptible to rust – requires maintenance (oiling, cleaning)
Weight
45 gr
Total Length
-
Blade Length
-
Blade Thickness
-

Type

Survival
No
Everyday Carry (EDC)
No
Educational
No
with Locking Mechanism
No
Automatic
No
Keychain
No
Batoning Technique
No

Batoning Technique

It is a "splitting with a knife" technique, which, although associated with survival knives, is a general method of using a wedge with impact.

Important information

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