Spec Ops Tools Folding Pocket Knife - SPEC-K1-PK2

Designed to be durable and practical, the Spec Ops Tools Folding Pocket Knife is constructed with tough and wear resistant D2 high carbon steel, making this EDC a dependable knife that maintains a sharp edge while also resisting corrosion. With a classic drop point style blade that provides unmatched control, this pocket knife is sure to be your new go-to. This folding knife also offers a spring-assisted mechanism that allows for quick and easy one-handed opening, while the liner lock safety ensures safe operation every time. The featured sturdy belt clip will secure your knife tightly to your pocket for discreet carrying. A lanyard hole on the back is constructed for retention systems or tie-downs. And with a guarantee to deliver a lifetime of mission capability on the world’s toughest job sites, this pocket knife has been drop tested to exceed MIL-SPEC standards. All Spec Ops tools are backed by our five-star, hassle-free lifetime warranty, and with each purchase made, we support our nation’s heroes by donating 3% of proceeds to veteran and first responder causes.

Brand: Spec Ops
Product identifiers: 00810005201049
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Source updated: Fri Oct 09 2026 11:11:05 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Imported: Thu Oct 08 2026 16:08:17 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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OriginalPrice: 59.99
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