Mah-chete
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No longer available
- Type: Machete
- Overall Length: 44,3 cm
- Blade Length: 30,5 cm
- Blade Thickness: 4,6 mm
- Weight: 544 g
- Designer: Liong Mah
- Blade Material: Carbon Steel
- Handle Material: Walnut Wood
- Lock Type: Fixed
- Made in: Asia
- Color: Brown
- Blade Color: Gray
- Item Number: 02CR3100
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CRKT
Columbia River Knife and Tool was founded in 1994 in Oregon and cooperated early with well-known knife makers from all around the world. Innovation and technological development are the most important aspects for CRKT. A large number of patents have already been submitted, such as frame locks, new opening assistants and a new blade grind. Today CRKT is to one of the most famous and important knife brands in the world.
Columbia River Knife and Tool was founded in 1994 in Oregon and cooperated early with well-known knife makers from all around the world. Innovation and technological development are the most... more