A practical way to read a knife listing price: check the exact SKU, the stated specifications, what the package includes, and which costs the price does not cover.
Start with the exact item, not the category
A search for knives price returns a wide range of products, and a price is only meaningful next to the specific item it belongs to. Before comparing amounts, confirm the model code, the selected option, and the specifications stated for that version. Two listings that look similar can describe different blades, handles, or included contents, and a price attached to one does not describe the other.
The 7096 Titanium Handle Fold Folding Knife is one example of how a listing pairs a price with stated facts. Its listing gives a total length of 19.2 cm, a blade length of 8.0 cm, a blade width of 1.2 cm, a blade thickness of 2.0 mm, a D2 blade material, a titanium alloy handle, a handle length of 11.3 cm, a handle width of 13.8 mm, a handle thickness of 10.6 mm, and a net weight of 60 g. The package is described as one product as shown in the selected option and product images. Those figures let you check that you are comparing the same item, but they do not by themselves explain why one knife costs more than another.
What a listed price usually does and does not cover
A product price is the amount shown for that item at the point of sale. It is not a statement about shipping cost, taxes, duties, or any other charge unless the seller says so at checkout. Because those elements vary by destination and order, the useful comparison is the total amount you would actually pay, not the headline figure alone.
This site does not publish current prices for the 7096 or other models in the material available here, so no amount should be assumed from this article. Check the live listing for the item and option you want, and read the checkout summary before paying. If a figure matters to your decision, treat the listing page and the order confirmation as the sources to verify, not a search result snippet or an old screenshot.
Reading the specification block as part of the price
Specifications help you judge what a given price is buying, provided you read them as stated facts rather than performance claims. On the 7096 listing, the blade material is named as D2 and the handle material as titanium alloy. The listing does not state a hardness figure, a coating, a locking mechanism, a sheath or case, or whether any part is replaceable or serviceable. Those gaps are part of the item description, not evidence that such features are absent or present.
The same caution applies to measurements. The stated total length of 19.2 cm and blade length of 8.0 cm describe the knife as listed; they do not tell you how it feels in hand or how it will perform. Use the numbers to confirm you are looking at the model you intended, and ask the seller directly about any detail the listing leaves open before you decide whether the price is right for you.
A short checklist before you compare amounts
Confirm the model code and the selected option match what you want. Read the full specification block and note which facts are missing rather than filling them in yourself. Check what the package includes, since the 7096 listing describes one product as shown in the selected option and images. Then review the checkout total, including any charges the seller adds for your destination. Comparing knives on that basis keeps the price attached to a defined item instead of to a general impression of the category.
Does the 7096 listing state a price?
The product facts supplied here describe the knife's specifications and package contents but do not include a price. Check the live listing for the current amount rather than relying on a figure from elsewhere.
Can I compare the 7096 with another knife by price alone?
Only after confirming both listings describe comparable items and checking the total amount payable for each. The 7096 facts include a 19.2 cm total length, an 8.0 cm blade length, a D2 blade material, a titanium alloy handle, and a 60 g net weight; a price comparison is meaningful only when the items and included contents are known.
