Tenable Loki Linerlock Folding Knife Blackwash Nitro-V/Black Micarta B1058A1

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The Tenable Loki takes the proven performance of Steven Dunnuck's popular fixed blade design and transforms it into a compact, highly capable everyday carry folder. Purpose-built for daily utility, this streamlined knife delivers the cutting power, control, and reliability that made the original Loki a favorite among knife enthusiasts.

Its 3-inch Wharncliffe blade is crafted from Nitro-V stainless steel, a premium steel known for its excellent edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance. The aggressive Wharncliffe profile excels at precision cuts, slicing tasks, and detailed work, while the rugged blackwash finish helps conceal wear and gives the blade a hard-use appearance that's right at home in any environment. Whether you're opening packages, cutting cordage, or handling daily chores, the Loki is ready to perform.

Manual deployment keeps operation simple and dependable, while the sturdy stainless steel linerlock provides solid lockup and confidence during use. Designed with practicality in mind, the knife offers a comfortable balance of strength and carry-friendly dimensions.

The black Micarta handles provide a secure grip with a classic look that only gets better with time and use. Durable, lightweight, and comfortable in hand, the scales complement the knife's work-ready design while adding a touch of understated style. An ambidextrous stainless steel pocket clip keeps the Loki close at hand and ready whenever it's needed.

Measuring 3.88 inches closed and weighing just 3.31 ounces, the Loki slips easily into a pocket while delivering the performance expected from a much larger knife. It's a compact, hardworking folder built for users who demand reliability every day.

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