Urban EDC F5.5 Seigaiha Blurple, Cold Steel AD-15 Lite, Demko AD20.5 3V ti, Hogue EX-02, Olight i3T eos

[rennwerkes]

Selling a few of my knives and a EDC flashlight.
As always, I'm always open to reasonable offers. Although I'd prefer an outright sale I'm open to trades.
Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

First up is a F5.5 Seigaiha Blurple. Absolutely gorgeous color and unique Seigaiha design. LNIB. $285 PPFF. Traded

 

[rennwerkes]

Next is a Cold Steel AD-15 LITE. Brand new. Never carried or used. Not even to cut paper. I just swapped out the scales and that was it. Scales are OG Goat and the original scales will be included as well as the box. Asking $115 PPFF SOLD

 

[rennwerkes]

Next up is a very nice Demko AD20.5 titanium with textured scales in 3V. Very lightly used and hardly any signs of use. Comes with the plastic case and spare clip. Asking $295 PPFF Traded

 

[rennwerkes]

The last knife is a discontinued Hogue EX-02. Some use but still in great shape. Mostly a few marks on the blade. Blade length is about 3 3/8". Clip and hardware in amazing shape. Comes with pouch. Asking $105 SV.

 

[rennwerkes]

Finally I have an Olight i3T eos model limited edition. This is new without the box. Asking $30 PPFF.

 

[vwb563]

Sending pm on the AD15.

Payment sent for AD15

 

[rennwerkes]

AD15 sold!

 

[benji blade]

Selling a few of my knives and a EDC flashlight.
As always, I'm always open to reasonable offers. Although I'd prefer an outright sale I'm open to trades.
Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

First up is a F5.5 Seigaiha Blurple. Absolutely gorgeous color and unique Seigaiha design. LNIB. $285 PPFF. Traded

Prolly way too late, but is the f5.5 Seigaiha blurple atill for sale? Thx

 

[knarfeng]

Prolly way too late, but is the f5.5 Seigaiha blurple atill for sale? Thx

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