Dewalt DWHT10314 - CarbonTech Lightweight Pocket Knife with Steel Blade, Durable and Versatile Tool for Daily Tasks Subcategory:Knives & Blades Fiberglass handle includes TPR overmold Subcategory:Flashlights and Work Lights
USD69.16
USD107.16
Dewalt DWHT10314 - CarbonTech Lightweight Pocket Knife with Steel Blade, Durable and Versatile Tool for Daily Tasks Subcategory:Knives & Blades Fiberglass handle includes TPR overmold Subcategory:Flashlights and Work Lights
USD69.16
USD107.16
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Dewalt DWHT10314 CarbonTech Lightweight Pocket Knife with Steel Blade, Durable and Versatile Tool for Daily Tasks Subcategory:Knives & Blades Fiberglass handle includes TPR overmold Subcategory:Flashlights and Work Lights Fiberglass handle includes TPR overmold for extra comfort and shock absorption Eight interior and two exterior pockets hold a wide assortment of hand tools and supplies Width [Nom] 1 in Blade Material Carbon Steel
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