Olamic Wayfarer 247 Folding Knife Stonewash S90V Wharning/Stonewash Titanium with Fedokume Inlay and Raised Fedokume Pocket Clip 202W

The Olamic Cutlery Wayfarer 247 reflects the kind of bold design and precision machining that define elite American knife making. Proudly made in the USA, this manual folder is built with the attention to detail and small-batch craftsmanship that have made Olamic one of the most respected names in the industry.

Its 3.5" Wharncliffe blade is crafted from premium S90V stainless steel, a high-performance steel known for exceptional edge retention and wear resistance. The straight, aggressive profile of the Wharncliffe design offers outstanding slicing control and precise tip work, making it a serious cutting tool for demanding tasks. A rugged stonewash finish helps conceal wear while adding a hardworking character that only improves with use. The blade flipper delivers fast, decisive deployment, and the sturdy framelock ensures rock-solid lockup you can depend on.

The handles are machined from stonewash titanium and elevated with a striking Fedokume inlay that adds visual depth and refined contrast. The raised Fedokume titanium pocket clip complements the inlay, tying the design together while providing secure, dependable carry. A lanyard hole adds versatility for those who prefer additional retention or customization.

Measuring 4.82" closed and weighing 5 ounces, the Wayfarer 247 strikes a confident balance between substantial feel and everyday practicality. It fills the hand comfortably without becoming burdensome in the pocket. Each knife includes a certificate of authenticity and a high-quality Olamic zippered nylon storage case, reinforcing its status as a premium American-made cutting instrument built to last.

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