North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390-Titainum – 3.5″ M390 Drop Point, Titanium with Ceramic Carbon Fiber Inlay, Frame Lock Neck The steel InterFrame construction provides Drop Point

Name: North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390-Titainum – 3.5″ M390 Drop Point, Titanium with Ceramic Carbon Fiber Inlay, Frame Lock Neck The steel InterFrame construction provides Drop Point
Brand: www.asua.com.mx
SKU: 30881871235
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4581 (19 reviews)

SKU 30881871235 · ★ 4.5

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North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390 Titainum – 3.5″ M390 Drop Point, Titanium with Ceramic Carbon Fiber Inlay, Frame Lock Neck The steel InterFrame construction provides Drop Point The steel InterFrame construction provides a solid footing for the molded handle scales 275 candela Beam distance 886 meters Runtime 50 minutes (UB18 12 1200mAh 18350) Battery 1 x 18350 rechargeable Li ion (included) Mounting Weltool PM4 What steel is used in the North Mountain Blade Ultra UltraM390 Titainum corrosion resistant chassis

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