Damascus Pocket Knife Handmade Folding Knife Blue Black mega blades

Damascus Pocket Knife Handmade Folding Knife Blue Black mega blades

🔹 H2: Damascus Pocket Knife
The Knife Knation Handmade Damascus Pocket Knife (KKH-65) is a premium folding knife built for everyday carry, hunting, and camping. Featuring a razor-sharp Damascus steel blade and a stylish blue & black grooved wood handle, this knife delivers strength, beauty, and reliability in a compact design.
🔹 H3: Features 
100% handmade genuine Damascus steel blade
Folding pocket knife with secure back lock
Blue & black grooved wood handle for firm grip
276 layered Damascus steel with file work spine
Blade hardness 58–60 HRC for long-lasting sharpness
Includes premium cowhide leather sheath
🔹 H3: Specifications 
name: damascus knife ta
brand: Knife Knation
model name: KKH-65
blade material: Damascus Steel (1095 & 15N20)
blade hardness: 58–60 HRC
blade length: 3 inches
closed length: 3.75 inches
open length: 6.75 inches
knife type: Folding Pocket Knife
handle material: Blue & Black Grooved Wood
handle color: Blue & Black
lock type: Back Lock
included components: Knife, Leather Sheath
recommended uses: Hunting, Camping, EDC
age range: 18+
🔹 H3: Benefits 
Sharp blade ensures smooth and precise cutting
Compact folding design fits easily in pocket
Strong back lock improves safety during use
Comfortable handle reduces hand fatigue
Ideal for daily carry, outdoor tasks, and travel
🔹 H3: Unique Selling Points 
Hand-forged Damascus steel with unique patterns
Stylish blue & black grooved wood handle
Premium leather sheath with double stitching
Excellent balance of beauty and performance
Perfect gift for men, collectors, and outdoorsmen
🔹 H3: Care Instructions
Clean blade after each use with dry cloth
Apply light oil to blade to prevent rust
Store in leather sheath when not in use
Avoid water exposure for long periods
Sharpen gently to maintain cutting edge
🔹 H3: Warranty 
100% customer satisfaction guarantee
15-day easy return policy
Full refund if not satisfied
Dedicated support for quality concerns