The locking mechanism employs an able lock system, offering enhanced ambidextrous security and ease of use
Constructed from blue polyamide nylon 12 with a crosshatch texture, the frame provides a secure grip and durability for demanding environments
Designed with a deep-carry pocket clip, it supports discreet carry options for both right and left handed users
Includes a lanyard hole for additional carrying versatility and customization
Featuring a flat grind and hand-honed edge, it ensures optimal cutting performance for various tasks

Features

The 24363 Hogue Deka manual folder, designed by Allen Elishewitz, is a sleek and lightweight everyday carry knife crafted for optimal performance. It features a 3.25 inches modified Wharncliffe blade made from premium CPM MagnaCut stainless steel, measuring .094 inches thick with a Rockwell hardness of 62-64. The blade sports a tumbled finish, a notched thumb ramp for a secure grip and dual thumb studs for ambidextrous one-handed opening. The slim-profile blue Polymer handle, measuring 4.25 inches when closed, offers grooves for enhanced grip. It incorporates an ambidextrous ABLE Lock for secure blade retention, a lanyd hole for additional carrying options and a side-to-side reversible stainless steel pocket clip mounted at the butt end. With an overall open length of 7.50 inches and weighing just 2.1 oz, the Hogue Deka Knife combines precision engineering with lightweight design, making it an ideal choice for everyday use and carry.

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