The Sandstorm 2.0 pocket knife is a dangerous structure in a compact form, designed by Maxace and highlighted by its dangerously sharp Kukri-style blade. It weighs a sturdy 10-ounce and measures 10 inches in length overall -- all of which is held in a rustic titanium handle at the end.
The Sandstorm 2.0 has a nature-inspired finish which gives it a raw visual as it has a chipped Obsidian texture along the handles, reflecting beautifully when it interacts with light. The handle is also machined fully using a single piece of Titanium so that there are no seam lines in sight. The single-piece handle is sleek and visually beautiful to look at with a M290 blade.
Kukri-Style Blade Pocket Knives
The Sandstorm 2.0 Pocket Knife by Maxace is Hefty and Durable
Trend Themes
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