Hogue Deka ABLE Lock Folding Knife 3.25" CPM-MagnaCut Black Cerakote Modified Wharncliffe Blade, Flat Dark Earth Polymer Handles
Pros: Handle Material, Blade Material
Cons: Lock Ease of Use, Weight
A + Slicer
Beautiful fit and finish. No hyperbole - razor sharp out of the box. MagnaSteel blade is awesome! I am delighted with my new everyday carry.
Hogue Deka ABLE Lock Folding Knife 3.25" CPM-MagnaCut Black Cerakote Modified Wharncliffe Blade, Flat Dark Earth Polymer Handles
Pros: None
Cons: None
BEST knife for the money
MagnaCut steel; ABLE lock (better than Benchmade AXIS); quality fit and finish: at nearly half the price of similar knives. USA company, and they respond to customers. Nobody should be buying Chinese. Period. I retire my old flea market ATS-34 Benchmade drop-point liner-lock EDC for my lighter (Wharncliff) dream blade. I'm happy, happy, happy with my Hogue and MagnaCut.
Hogue Deka ABLE Lock Folding Knife 3.25" CPM-MagnaCut Black Cerakote Modified Wharncliffe Blade, Flat Dark Earth Polymer Handles Daniel
Red Banks, Ms
Aug 28, 2023
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: None
New Primary EDC
The Magnacut blade is sharp as a razor out of the box, and in opinion my three Deka Ables are top quality. Although I prefer the Gmascus hadle scales the Polymer scale have sufficient gri for my needs. Although some customers had issues with the screw heads and thumb studs being abrasive the fit and finish on the three I purchased are of top quality. These are now my primary Edc folding knives and I use them for breaking down boxes, opening mail, and some food prep. I'm also impressed with the quality of the cerakote finish of the modified wharncliffe blade.I also prefer the ABLE lock to the AXIS Lock.
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