Counter Titanium Fade Karambit GO Knife Skin CS Strike Real Global CSGO Knives For Sale

Counter Titanium Fade Karambit GO Knife Skin CS Strike Real Global CSGO Knives
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Counter Titanium Fade Karambit GO Knife Skin CS Strike Real Global CSGO Knives:
$12.95

LIMITED EDITION
★ Karambit |Titanium Fade

Exterior: Factory New

Note: Each fade has a unique color pattern. Photos are examples of various patterns

Glossy Blade Finish
This 440 stainless steel blade features the fade skin with a quality gloss finish to protect the design from scuffs and scratches.ABS Fiber Glass Handle
Our acrylonitrile butadiene styrene handle is made with fiber glass and extremely comfortble.
Finger Ring Grip
The karambit features a finger ring grip designed for natural index finger insertion. This custom designed ring maximizes thrusting strength and power.More Details
  • Blade finish: Gloss Coating
  • Blade material: 440 Stainless Steel
  • Handle material: ABS -Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrenew/ Fiber Glass
  • Total knife length: 7.5 inches

Shipping
All knives are shipped via USPS First Class mail and are typically sent out within 1 business day. If you order 2 or more knives, they will be shipped via Priority Mail.
Returns
If for any reason you are unsatisfied with your knife, you are welcome to return it within 14 days of the delivery date. The knife must be in the original condition it was sent in.


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