This knife utilizes a manual ABLE Lock mechanism, providing an ambidextrous bar lock enhanced for safety
The frame is made from G-Mascus dark earth G10, featuring a crosshatch texture for improved handling and grip
Features a deep-carry pocket clip designed for right or left-handed users, enabling tip-up carry for versatile use
A lanyard hole is integrated into the design for easy attachment to keys or gear

Features

The Hogue Deka Wharncliffe Manual Folding Knife (Black, Dark Earth G-Mascus) is a masterful blend of style and functionality. Featuring a 3-1/4 inches CPM 20CV stainless steel Wharncliffe blade with a durable black Cerakote finish, this knife is designed for precision and longevity. As a manual folder, it offers ambidextrous thumb studs for easy one-handed opening, making it accessible for all users. The innovative ABLE lock ensures reliable performance while enhancing safety during use. The textured Flat Dark Earth G-10 handles provide a comfortable grip and feature an ambidextrous stainless steel tip-up pocket clip and lanyard hole for convenient carry options. With a closed length of 4-1/4 inches and a lightweight design at just 2.3 oz, the Deka is perfect for everyday carry. Proudly made in the USA and designed by Allen Elishewitz, the Hogue Deka Wharncliffe combines quality craftsmanship with a sleek aesthetic, making it an excellent addition to any knife enthusiast's collection!.

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