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Buck 263 HiLine XL Folding Lock Knife - Grey

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Buck 263 HiLine XL Folding Lock Knife - GreyThe Buck 263 HiLine XL Knife in GreyElevate your outdoor adventures with the formidable Buck 263 HiLine XL Knife in Grey. This exceptional tool is not just for everyday carry but a reliable companion for your wilderness explorations. The larger size of the 263 HiLine XL is a striking blend of functionality and style, featuring a sophisticated design with a back handle flipper that effortlessly deploys the knife, all thanks to its innovative ball

The Buck 263 HiLine XL Knife in Grey

Elevate your outdoor adventures with the formidable Buck 263 HiLine XL Knife in Grey. This exceptional tool is not just for everyday carry but a reliable companion for your wilderness explorations. The larger size of the 263 HiLine XL is a striking blend of functionality and style, featuring a sophisticated design with a back handle flipper that effortlessly deploys the knife, all thanks to its innovative ball-bearing pivot mechanism. The D2 steel blade, designed in a sheepsfoot style, excels at precision slicing tasks, enhanced by the jimping on the top of the blade for superior handling and control.

Crafted with a fusion of aluminium and black micarta inlay, the handle not only provides a secure grip but also exudes a touch of elegance. The knife is equipped with a liner lock mechanism, ensuring the blade stays firmly in position when in use, complemented by a stainless steel pocket clip for convenient accessibility on the go.

Rest assured with the Buck Forever Warranty that guarantees the enduring quality and performance of the Buck 263 HiLine XL Knife. Boasting a blade length of 3.81 inches (9.68 cm) and a closed length of 5.125 inches (13.02 cm), this knife strikes a perfect balance between compactness and functionality. With a blade thickness of 0.14 inches (0.36 cm) and a weight of 4.5 ounces (127.6 grams), it promises ease of use without compromising on durability.

Specification:

  • Blade length: 3.81 inches (9.68 cm)
  • Closed length: 5.125 inches (13.02 cm)
  • Blade thickness: 0.14 inches (0.36 cm)
  • Weight: 4.5 ounces (127.6 grams)

Designed for the discerning outdoorsman, whether you're a camper, hiker, or simply an individual in need of a reliable cutting tool, the Buck 263 HiLine XL in Grey is a masterpiece that combines premium materials, meticulous craftsmanship, and practical features to effortlessly meet a diverse range of cutting needs. Elevate your outdoor experience with this exceptional knife today.

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