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Zero Tolerance 0450 Sinkevich Flipper Titanium Knife (3.25" SW/Satin) ZT - Model 0450Zero Tolerance 0450 Flipper Titanium (Sinkevich) A smaller, more pocket friendly version of the original Zero Tolerance 0454, the 0450 is a collaboration between ZT and custom knife designer Dmitry Sinkevich. With its 3. 25 inch blade and lightweight yet stronger than steel titanium handles, the 0450 has a sleek and sophisticated look that makes it a perfect EDC. Features Made in the USA Based on an award winning design; compact, with S35VN blade
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