New!SOG Aegis FLK 2.0 ?3.5 in. Wharncliffe Blade

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New!SOG Aegis FLK 2.0 ?3.5 in. Wharncliffe Blade

Item # 600499099

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This versatile folding knife now features a 3.25" 8Cr13MoV stainless steel Wharncliffe-style blade capable of carrying out rough carving or cutting tasks that require precise detailing. Pair that with its secure and dependable frame lock, flipper opener and rugged stainless-steel handle, and you've found the ultimate in both form and function at a great price.

Our frame lock knife offers a strong, reliable lockup by using the handle's frame to secure the blade. It provides durability, one-handed operation, and a secure, low-maintenance locking mechanism for everyday use.
The Wharncliffe blade offers precision cutting with a straight edge and a pointed tip, ideal for detail work. This time-tested design enhances control, making it perfect for slicing and utility tasks.
Sometimes a simple knife made with quality steel, a low maintenance locking mechanism, and honest materials is more than enough.
8Cr13MoV steel is known for its excellent balance of hardness, corrosion resistance, and edge retention. It offers good toughness, allowing it to withstand impact without chipping. The steel is also relatively easy to sharpen and maintains a sharp edge for extended periods.
410SS steel is corrosion-resistant, durable, and offers excellent strength for knife handles. It's lightweight, easy to maintain, and provides a sleek, modern look with great resistance to wear and damage. The classy stonewashed finish is the icing on the cake.
The frame lock has it all. Simplicity, low maintenance, security, solid lock up, and durability. Sure you can pay more for a knife with a fancier mechanism but sometimes simple is the best choice.