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Amazon’s deal on this Kershaw multifunction pocket knife is a no-brainer at $7

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Amazon offers the Kershaw Cinder 1025X Multifunction Pocket Knife for $6.79 Prime shipped. That’s good for around 30% off the regular going rate and a new Amazon all-time low. This model sports a 1.4-inch upswept tip blade made from stainless steel. A compact handle makes it easy to store on-the-go. Great for opening packages, zip-ties and stripping wire. Rated 4.6/5 stars.

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Kershaw Cinder features:

  • 1.4-inch upswept tip blade is made of high-performance 3Cr13 stainless steel with good corrosion resistance
  • Compact handle features glass filled nylon scales over a steel frame with easy access to the liner lock
  • Capable of accomplishing many everyday basic tasks including, opening packages, cutting zip-ties, breaking down boxes, removing bottle caps, stripping small wire and more
  • Compact design is easily carried in pockets, purses, backpacks, briefcases, emergency kits, on lanyards or on key chains

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