EZE-LAP Super Fine Diamond/Ceramic Combination Pocket Stone 4", Leather Pouch - CD4
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Part #: EZLCD4 | EZE LAP Diamond Stone Sharpeners
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EZLCD4: EZE-LAP Super Fine Diamond/Ceramic Combination Pocket Stone 4", Leather Pouch

EZE LAP Diamond Stone Sharpeners

Measures 4" x 0.75". One side is super fine diamond and one side is ceramic. Natural color leather storage pouch. (Both sides of sharpener shown). Made in the USA.

UPC Code: 081819344004

Related Categories

EZE LAP Diamond Stone Sharpeners, EZE-Lap Benchstones Series, Diamond Handle Material, Knife Sharpeners, Knife Sharpeners Extra Fine, Made in USA

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Product Country of Origin Badge: Made in USA

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EZE-LAP Super Fine Diamond/Ceramic Combination Pocket Stone 4", Leather Pouchrated 4.000 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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EZE-LAP Super Fine Diamond/Ceramic Combination Pocket Stone 4", Leather Pouch
rated 5 stars out of 5
Seedy
 NW MT
Aug 31, 2023
Pros: Durability, Effectiveness, Overall Quality
Cons: Ease of Use
Favorite pocket stone
I have had this stone for 4 years now and it is my favorite little pocket stone to carry into the field. I have used it to sharpen everything from M4 to Magnacut and it has never let me down.Only downside is it is a little small but that also is bonus as it is easy to pack.
EZE-LAP Super Fine Diamond/Ceramic Combination Pocket Stone 4", Leather Pouch
rated 3 stars out of 5
Glenn
 Gulfcoast
Aug 03, 2015
Pros: None
Cons: Effectiveness, Ease of Use
Small
Let me start off by saying I already have Eze-Lap 4 inch pocket stones that I use free hand frequently. I assumed this stone would be the same size.... It is not. This stone looks absolutely anemic compared to my other 4 inch stones. It is roughly the size of a 4 inch section of popsicle stick. The small difference in width makes this stone much harder to hold between my thumb and forefinger - the stone wants to rotate under nothing more than the weight of a pocket knife blade.I'm surprised at how much more difficult it is to use this stone. Had I been able to actually see this stone first, I'd probably have passed....