Whitby | Kent EDC Pocket Knife | | 2.25"
The Whitby KENT pocket knife is a stylish, light, non-locking pocket knife which will make light work of everyday tasks. It features a lanyard hole to ensure you can always have this great knife accessible, with a blade length of 2.25”, this pocket knife is legal for everyday carry/use in the UK.
Features:
- 12CR27 premium stainless steel blade
- 2.25” blade length
- 3.5” closed length
- Weighs 56g - 80g
- Lanyard hole
- Supplied in a premium card gift box with magnetic snap fastening
Folding Knife
A Folding Knife is a type of folding knife which uses an internal mechanism to finish the opening of the blade once the user has partially opened it using a flipper or thumb stud attached to the blade.
The Whitby KENT pocket knife is a stylish, light, non-locking pocket knife which will make light work of everyday tasks. It features a lanyard hole to ensure you can always have this great knife accessible, with a blade length of 2.25”, this pocket knife is legal for everyday carry/use in the UK.
Features:
- 12CR27 premium stainless steel blade
- 2.25” blade length
- 3.5” closed length
- Weighs 56g - 80g
- Lanyard hole
- Supplied in a premium card gift box with magnetic snap fastening
Folding Knife
A Folding Knife is a type of folding knife which uses an internal mechanism to finish the opening of the blade once the user has partially opened it using a flipper or thumb stud attached to the blade.
Description
The Whitby KENT pocket knife is a stylish, light, non-locking pocket knife which will make light work of everyday tasks. It features a lanyard hole to ensure you can always have this great knife accessible, with a blade length of 2.25”, this pocket knife is legal for everyday carry/use in the UK.
Features:
- 12CR27 premium stainless steel blade
- 2.25” blade length
- 3.5” closed length
- Weighs 56g - 80g
- Lanyard hole
- Supplied in a premium card gift box with magnetic snap fastening
Folding Knife
A Folding Knife is a type of folding knife which uses an internal mechanism to finish the opening of the blade once the user has partially opened it using a flipper or thumb stud attached to the blade.
