Designed by Danish knife designer Mikkel Willumsen in collaboration with SOG's founder Spencer Frazer, ensuring a bold and reliable daily carry
This dependable knife slides effortlessly from your pocket, ready-to-tackle the challenges of any day with confidence
Stout FLK features a short-blade frame lock design, with a cryogenically heat-treated 2.62 inches D2 steel blade ensuring durability and sharpness
The rugged G10 and stainless steel handle ensure long-lasting durability in this collaborative daily carry knife
Versatile high carbon tool steel which is cryogenically heat-treated to unique performance specifications
D2 steel offers exceptional edge retention and durability for extended use
The G10 and steel handle combination provides durability and a secure grip in various conditions
Quick and easy-to-open with a flick of the kick or a slower, deliberate approach using the nail nick, ensuring versatility in deployment

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Meet the Stout FLK, a compact folding knife crafted for daily carry, featuring a 2.62 inches blade made from reliable CRYO D2 steel. This framelock pocket knife opens smoothly with a satisfying kick. Designed with a durable G10 and stainless steel handle, the Stout FLK embodies a collaborative effort between knife designer Mikkel Willumsen and SOG founder Spencer Frazer.

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