Deejo 37G Olive Wood / Samurai Pocket Knife

Perhaps the most formidable of our Deejo knives. To celebrate the art of the edge as much as the way…

Ultra-light knife in Z40C13 stainless steel, black titanium finish. Blade with secure liner lock system decorated with fine laser engraving. Belt clip. Olive wood handle.

SPECIFICATIONS

Material : Z40C13
Weight : 37 grams (1.30 oz)
Closed length : 11 cm (4.33”)
Open length : 20,5 cm (7.87”)
Blade length : 9,5 cm (3.74”)
Thickness : 0,9 cm (0.35”)

DETAILS

The olive wood that adorns the handle of this Deejo knife is known for its robustness and antibacterial qualities. It is a great classic of cutlery. Widely acclaimed by enthusiasts for the beauty of its natural grain, each piece is unique depending on the tree from which it is fashioned, illuminating your Deejo with superb arabesques of beige, without fear of humidity or time.

Obtained by fixing black titanium onto a stainless steel base, this finish has a double advantage. First, it reinforces surface resistance to shocks and scratches, and second, it renders sublime the elegant lines of your knife by offering subtle matte black reflections. A discreet finish par excellence, the steel acquires a slight patina over the years to further enhance this beautiful piece of cutlery.

CARE GUIDE

To slice meat, peel fruit or open a parcel, your Deejo knife cuts anywhere, anytime, and always with elegance.

Like any knife, your Deejo blade edge will wear with use. To maintain a perfect edge, it is advisable to sharpen the blade of your Deejo regularly. We use a Z40C13 stainless steel, hard enough to maintain a perfect edge over time and soft enough for you to re-sharpen your knife easily. Your Deejo knife can be sharpened using a whet stone, sharpening steel or sharpening set. Be careful not to damage the aesthetics of the blade during this operation.

SPECIFIC PRECAUTIONS FOR CLEANING: hand-wash your Deejo knife using a damp sponge, avoiding the abrasive side of the sponge. These Deejo knives are not dishwasher safe so risk irreparably damaging the knife’s articulating system.