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Amazon is now offering the CRKT M16 EDC Sandvik Folding Pocket Knife for $46.55 shipped. Regularly up to $65, it more typically sits in the $55 range and is now at a new Amazon all-time low. Delivering a higher-end experience than your average pocket knife, it features Sandvik 12C27 blade steel, a stainless steel handle, and a bead blasted finish that reduces reflection. You’ll also find a frame lock to secure the blade as well as a fast-deploy flipper to pop it out in a hurry. Head below for even more pocket knife and multi-tool deals. 

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CRKT M16 EDC Sandvik Folding Pocket Knife features:

  • Superior Performance: Sandvik 12C27 blade steel for excellent edge retention
  • Fast Opening: Flipper deploys the blade fast
  • Ultimate Durability: Stainless steel handle withstands hard use
  • Minimizes Reflectivity: Bead blast finish reduces reflection
  • Brute Strength: Frame lock utilizes a thick lock bar to secure the blade

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