Triple Eight TalonKnife

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posted on July 26, 2011
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Triple Eight Professional’s 3.15-inch-long, 2-ounce TalonKnife combines fixed- and folding-blade design concepts into one compact unit. (7/26/2011)

Once unlocked, the axle allows the handle to rotate 360 degrees, exposing the 1.73-inch-long AUS-8 stainless steel blade for an overall length of 4.39 inches. The knife also has a built-in line cutter, a lanyard loop and a pocket clip. It retails for about $35.

Contact: Triple Eight Professional, LLC; (858) 382-0055

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