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Hogue Deka Folding Knife 3.25" Wharncliffe Black | 24366

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Hogue Deka Folding Knife 3.25" Wharncliffe Black | 24366Overview of the Hogue Deka Folding Knife 24366 The Hogue Deka ABLE Lock Folding Knife (model 24366) is a precision American made folder built around one of the most capable blade steels on the market: CPM MagnaCut. Designed by custom knife maker Allen Elishewitz and manufactured in the USA, the Deka earns its reputation daily in the hands of law enforcement officers, military personnel, and serious everyday carriers who need performance they can count


Overview of the Hogue Deka Folding Knife | 24366

The Hogue Deka ABLE Lock Folding Knife (model 24366) is a precision American-made folder built around one of the most capable blade steels on the market: CPM MagnaCut. Designed by custom knife maker Allen Elishewitz and manufactured in the USA, the Deka earns its reputation daily in the hands of law enforcement officers, military personnel, and serious everyday carriers who need performance they can count on.

What Sets the Deka Apart

The 3.25-inch modified Wharncliffe blade arrives flat ground and hand-honed, ready to work from the first use. A Black Cerakote finish bonds to the cryogenically heat-treated blade for corrosion resistance that holds up in the field without adding bulk.

The ABLE Lock (Ambidextrous Bar Lock Enhanced) delivers rock-solid lockup and one-handed operation from either side. At just 2.1 ounces with a reversible deep-carry clip, model 24366 carries all day without drawing attention.


Key Features

  • Blade Steel: CPM MagnaCut Stainless Steel — A powder metallurgy alloy delivering exceptional edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance. Hardness reaches 62 to 64 HRC after cryogenic heat treatment.
  • Blade Profile: Modified Wharncliffe — A straight cutting edge with a reinforced spine-to-tip geometry that excels at controlled slicing, precision cutting, and detail work. Stronger at the tip than a clip point.
  • Flat Grind with Hand-Honed Edge — The factory edge cuts true from day one. No break-in period required.
  • Black Cerakote Finish — Ceramic-based coating applied directly to the blade for a non-reflective, corrosion-resistant surface that outlasts traditional paint or anodizing.
  • Blade Thickness: 0.094 Inches — A thin cross-section that maximizes slicing geometry without sacrificing structural rigidity.
  • Locking Mechanism: ABLE Lock (Ambidextrous Bar Lock Enhanced) — A spring-loaded crossbar lock accessible from either side of the handle. Engages with a positive click and releases cleanly with thumb or forefinger pressure from either hand. Secures the blade in both the open and closed positions.
  • Handle: Glass Fiber Reinforced Polyamide Nylon 12 — Black polymer scales with a bold crosshatch texture pattern provide a non-slip grip in wet or gloved conditions. Partial inset stainless steel liners add rigidity while keeping overall weight low. Open-back construction saves weight and simplifies cleaning.
  • Dual Ambidextrous Thumb Studs — Deploy the blade with either hand. The studs ride on phosphor bronze washers for smooth, consistent action.
  • Designer: Allen Elishewitz — A respected custom knife maker whose collaborative Deka design is etched on the blade alongside the CPM MagnaCut steel designation.
  • Reversible Deep-Carry Pocket Clip — Stainless steel clip mounts at the butt end for tip-up carry, switchable to either side for left- or right-hand preference.
  • Lanyard Hole — Retention loop at the handle base for paracord or split-ring attachment.
  • Weight: 2.1 oz — Light enough to forget about until you need it.
  • Made in USA — Manufactured by Hogue, a family-owned American company since 1968. Hogue knives are issued to all branches of the U.S. Military.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Brand Hogue
Model / MPN Deka ABLE Lock Folding Knife / 24366
UPC 743108243664
Designer Allen Elishewitz
Blade Length 3.25 in
Blade Thickness 0.094 in
Blade Profile Modified Wharncliffe
Blade Grind Flat Grind, Hand Honed
Blade Steel CPM MagnaCut Stainless Steel
Blade Hardness 62 to 64 HRC
Blade Treatment Cryogenically Heat Treated
Blade Finish Black Cerakote
Opening Method Dual Ambidextrous Thumb Studs, Manual
Locking Mechanism ABLE Lock (Ambidextrous Bar Lock Enhanced)
Handle Material Polyamide Nylon 12 (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer) with Stainless Steel Liners
Handle Texture Crosshatch Pattern
Pivot Washers Phosphor Bronze
Pocket Clip Stainless Steel, Reversible, Tip-Up, Deep Carry
Lanyard Hole Yes
Closed Length 4.25 in
Overall Length (Open) 7.5 in
Weight 2.1 oz
Country of Origin USA

Variant SKUs, MPNs, and UPCs

Variant SKU UPC
Default HOG-24366 743108243664

Compatibility

The Hogue Deka 24366 is designed for standard pocket carry and integrates with the following:

  • Pocket Clip Carry: The reversible stainless steel clip supports tip-up carry on either side of the pocket for left- or right-hand preference. The deep-carry position keeps the handle below the pocket line for a low-profile draw.
  • Lanyard and Retention Cord: The lanyard hole accepts standard paracord, key rings, or bead chains for wrist or pack attachment.
  • Aftermarket Handle Scales: The polymer Deka has an established aftermarket. Third-party makers produce replacement scales in G10 and other materials for users who want added rigidity or a different aesthetic.
  • Not Compatible With: Fixed-blade sheaths or retention holsters designed for non-folding knives. The Deka is a folder and is not intended for sheath carry.
  • Legal Carry Considerations: The 3.25-inch blade and crossbar lock fall within the legal carry parameters of most U.S. states, but blade length and lock-type restrictions vary by jurisdiction and setting. You are responsible for confirming local and workplace regulations before carry.

Intended Users

The Hogue Deka 24366 is built for anyone who needs a capable, lightweight cutting tool on their person every day and does not want to compromise on the quality of that tool.

Law enforcement officers and military personnel carry the Deka as a secondary utility tool for cutting seatbelts, webbing, packaging, and cordage on the job. The fully ambidextrous ABLE Lock and dual thumb studs work equally well whether your dominant hand is occupied, gloved, or simply not in the ideal position.

Outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and search and rescue personnel reach for the modified Wharncliffe profile when precision slicing matters: processing game, preparing tinder, or cutting line in the field with a blade that stays in control on the cut.

Everyday carry users and preparedness-minded civilians value the Deka because it weighs 2.1 ounces and disappears in a pocket, yet it is built on a premium steel platform that handles genuine work without requiring careful handling or frequent resharpening.

Knife collectors and enthusiasts are drawn to the combination of Allen Elishewitz's design credentials, CPM MagnaCut steel, and American manufacturing at a price that performs well above its category.


What's Included

  • 1x Hogue Deka ABLE Lock Folding Knife, Model 24366, Black Cerakote CPM MagnaCut Wharncliffe Blade, Black Polymer Frame
  • 1x Reversible stainless steel deep-carry pocket clip (installed on knife)

Not included: No sheath, storage pouch, or carrying case. The Deka ships ready to carry via the installed pocket clip.


Available at WCUniforms

WCUniforms is a veteran and law enforcement family-owned specialty retailer focused on uniforms, tactical gear, and public safety equipment for first responders, military personnel, and the professionals who serve alongside them.

Unlike mass-market retailers that stock generic utility blades, WCUniforms carries purpose-built tools like the Hogue Deka 24366 because our customers demand gear that holds up when it matters and is worth carrying every single day. Shop the full Hogue lineup and our complete selection of duty and EDC knives at wcuniforms.com.

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