Bereli has the Kershaw Cryo Folding Drop Point Blade Knife for only $20.00, that 75% OFF, and comes with FREE shipping.
Kershaw Cryo Blackwash Pocket Knife
The original Cryo was named a BLADE MAGAZINE Best Buy of the Year and MEN’S JOURNAL Approved Gear. This BlackWash version offers additional bad boy style, with the same strength and performance of the original. The Cryo is a collaboration between custom knifemaker Rick Hinderer and the design and production engineers at Kershaw. It’s built of pure stainless steel with an attractive, rough-and-tumble BlackWash finish. The Cryo is designed to be a sturdy knife that’s still aesthetically pleasing and feels good in the hand. Excellent value, trusted engineering, multi-function capabilities, and companionability mark BlackWash Cryo for a lifetime of respect between itself and anyone fortunate enough to handle it. You can look to Kershaw for everyday carrying knives that can tame any cardboard box and liberate any purchase from its plastic packaging, sporting knives that make hunting, fishing, watersports, and camping even better, work knives that won’t let you down, and tactical knives that ensure you’re ready for anything.
Kershaw Cryo Folding Drop Point Blade Knife $20.00 75% OFF FREE S&H
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Kershaw Cryo Folding Knife - 2.75 Plain Drop Point Blade with Carbo-Nitride Coating | GrabAGun | $ 27.29 |
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Kershaw CRYO Drop Point Folding Pocket Knife, Gray - 1555TIX | Palmetto State Armory | $ 49.99 $ 33.99 |
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Kershaw CRYO Drop Point Folding Pocket Knife, Gray - 1555TIX | Palmetto State Armory | $ 49.99 $ 33.99 |
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Kershaw Cryo 2.75 inch Folding Knife - Gray - Gray | Sportsman's Warehouse | $ 59.99 |
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Hooray china
CHershaw = sellout chit
Some of the Chineseum knives are pretty good. They can do anything they set their minds to, especially if the idea is stolen or given to them.
Actually, not or, stolen AND given.
Free shipping could include hand delivery via a new roommate
Or, Could just make the $20 donation without receiving product, yet still due to receive new landlords
It’s probably a good knife. Every Kershaw I’ve owned has been, but is it too much to expect that knife makers put TWO matching scales on a knife? This trend of one scale and one bare liner is ugly, and should be history.
Have a similarly Kershaw. Smooth handle is a slippery grip. My other one pops open in my pocket. The blade is sharp though.
Got one on the way. 20 bucks plus tax, free ship. We’ll see if it’s a deal or a POS.
I’d get one, but I’m knifed out for a while. And I don’t like that one-scale thing.