Buck 836 Folding Selkirk Knife

Marsoni

M251S

$64.98

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Buck 836 Folding Selkirk KnifeThe Folding Selkirk is a midsized folder with added features to help ensure survival in demanding conditions. Featuring a brown black CNC contoured Micarta handle and 420HC steel blade, the Folding Selkirk fits easily in the sheath and can be configured for horizontal or vertical belt carry. Features: 420HC steel, drop point blade Brown and black contoured micarta handle with a steel bolster Includes 2. 25 Ferrocerium striker with whistle integrated

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5.7.2019 Update: I have probably five packs of 3 of these socks. Can't explain it but recent pairs I've been using have lasted longer than previous two packs ( 6 socks )... So I'm going to get some more... They are my #1 go to sock for cycling, hiking, climbing, walking ( serious, training, speed, distance )... 10.30.19: I use these exclusively for when I'm hiking, cycling anqd walking ( exeqrcising )... They are light, comfortable, keep feet dry, cool & comfortable... They don't shift around on feet. They stay put once put on and running, climbing or cycling shoes are put on and laced up or ratched... I do a lot of hill climbing and also use on terrain where there's lots of long periods ( hours ) going up & hours going down... They don't appear to be very durable, get holes in toe or holes in heels, but 3 pack is relatively inexpensive so I continue to buy them. I do not use them for everyday casual wear because they would wear out very quickly compared to other similar sockets...

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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2018