Saddle up for adventure with the Deejo 37g Western Stage Coach Series Pocket Knife – a tribute to the spirit of the frontier. Crafted from ultra-light Z40C13 stainless steel with a rugged black titanium finish, this pocket knife seamlessly blends the Old West charm with modern functionality.

The blade, intricately adorned with a Western stage coach design through meticulous laser engraving, transforms this knife into a piece of Western heritage. Experience both style and assurance with the secure liner lock system, ensuring your blade stays steadfast on every trail.

Designed for seamless integration into your daily life, the Deejo Western Stage Coach Series features an integrated belt clip, allowing you to carry this piece of frontier elegance with ease. The coral wood handle adds a touch of warmth, connecting you to the rustic beauty of the Western landscape.

Whether you're a cowboy at heart or someone seeking a unique addition to your everyday carry, the Deejo Western Stage Coach Series Pocket Knife is a symbol of rugged elegance and precision. Lasso in style with this homage to the wild, wild West. 🌵✨ #DeejoWesternStageCoachSeries #FrontierElegance #EverydayCarryMagic

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”)

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 regularly. Your 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 by doing so you risk irreparably damaging the knife's articulating system. 

We do not sell pocket knives to anyone under the age of 18.