Hogue Deka Knife 3.25" Tumbled Wharncliffe Blade, Blue Lava G10 Handle

SKU:
115701209
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UPC:
743108242636
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MPN:
24263
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The Hogue Deka Knife with 3.25" tumbled Wharncliffe blade is a compact, ambidextrous folder designed for everyday carry, field work, and general utility tasks. Built on Hogue's reputation for ergonomic design and reliable function, the Deka combines a modified Wharncliffe blade geometry with a practical size that works equally well for righties and lefties. Whether you're breaking down game, processing camp tasks, or just need a dependable blade in your pocket, this mid-sized folder delivers the control and edge retention you'd expect from a serious knife maker.

The blade is CPM 20CV stainless steel, heat-treated to 59–61 HRC and finished with a black Cerakote coating that resists corrosion and handles hard use. The flat-ground, hand-honed edge arrives sharp and holds an edge well for the material and hardness. The modified Wharncliffe profile—a straight spine that curves to the tip—gives you a large, flat cutting area while keeping the point robust; the ambidextrous thumb studs let you deploy the blade smoothly from either hand.

Frame and scales are G-Mascus Blue Lava G10, a tough synthetic that provides excellent grip in wet conditions. The crosshatch texture ensures your thumb and fingers have purchase even with wet or gloved hands. The ABLE lock mechanism is ambidextrous, securing the blade firmly and allowing left- or right-handed operation. A stainless steel pocket clip is also ambidextrous, supporting tip-up carry on either side, and a lanyard hole rounds out the carry options. At 2.3 oz closed and 7.5" overall, the Deka sits comfortably in a pocket or pack without bulk.

This is a no-fuss, high-function folder for hunters, anglers, campers, and anyone who needs a reliable blade on their belt or in their pocket.

Key Features

  • 3.25" CPM 20CV blade with flat grind and hand-honed edge; black Cerakote finish
  • Modified Wharncliffe profile with ambidextrous thumb studs for smooth deployment
  • Ambidextrous ABLE lock secures the blade in open and closed positions
  • Blue Lava G10 scales with crosshatch texture for secure grip in wet conditions
  • Ambidextrous stainless steel pocket clip; supports tip-up carry left or right
  • Lanyard hole for attachment or retention
  • Lightweight at 2.3 oz; compact closed length of 4.25"

Specifications

Blade Length3.25"
Closed Length4.25"
Overall Length7.5"
Weight2.3 oz
Blade MaterialCPM 20CV Stainless Steel
Blade Hardness59–61 HRC (cryogenically heat-treated)
Blade FinishBlack Cerakote
Blade GrindFlat grind, hand-honed edge
Blade StyleModified Wharncliffe
Blade Thickness0.094"
Lock TypeAmbidextrous ABLE Lock
Handle MaterialG-Mascus Blue Lava G10
Handle TextureCrosshatch
Pocket ClipStainless Steel, Ambidextrous, Tip-Up Carry
DeploymentAmbidextrous Thumb Studs

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Hogue Deka ambidextrous for both left- and right-handed users?

Yes. The thumb studs are ambidextrous, the ABLE lock works from either side, and the pocket clip is reversible for left or right carry, making this knife equally functional for righties and lefties.

What is CPM 20CV steel and how does it hold an edge?

CPM 20CV is a premium stainless steel known for good edge retention and corrosion resistance. Heat-treated to 59–61 HRC and finished with a hand-honed edge, the Deka blade holds its sharpness well for everyday cutting tasks while resisting rust in wet or salty environments.

What pocket clip options are available, and can I carry this knife tip-up or tip-down?

The Deka comes with an ambidextrous stainless steel pocket clip that supports tip-up carry only, and is reversible to work on either the left or right side of your pocket depending on your hand preference.

Will the Blue Lava G10 handle grip work well when wet or with gloves?

Yes. The G-Mascus Blue Lava G10 scales feature a crosshatch texture that provides solid grip even in wet conditions or with gloved hands, making the Deka reliable for field work and water-based activities.