Preview: Hogue Knives Deka Manual Folder

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posted on May 23, 2022
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Hogue Knives Deka Manual Folder

Hogue, Inc. expanded its lineup of American-made knives with the Deka Manual Folder, which comes in a variety of scale options and blade styles totaling 17 possible combinations.

Enthusiasts can choose from either the Wharncliffe or Clip Point blade measuring 3.25" long, crafted from CPM 20CV stainless steel and treated with either a tumbled or black Cerakote finish. Each blade is outfitted with bilateral thumb studs, and the knife is built with Hogue’s Ambidextrous Able Lock mechanism.

The Deka comes with a reversible stainless-steel pocket clip designed for tip-up carry, and it includes a lanyard hole. MSRP is from $150 to $195. For more information, please visit hogueinc.com.

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