Hogue X1 Microflip Wharncliffe Flipper vs Hogue Deka

This is definitely a high quality pocket knife - great blade steel, and great handle material. The weight and balance is perfect for me and I had no problem getting it to open smoothly with one hand after a short break-in period (about a week opening it off and on a few minutes a day). Made in USA, what better can you ask for at this price range?

How about carry profile thickness up against the Spyderco Para 3? You can see here it is a little bit thinner. How about the thickness up against the ...

And i just heard this little metal ting go flying and hit the window and i'm looking around i'm like what the hell was that and then i go and reach do...

So let's go ahead and jump into, oh, I'm sorry, one thing I should mention. I have reviewed the Deca before and I have reviewed, in fact, the Deca tha...

The next thing, the price on this guy seems actually pretty fair word a hundred and thirty bucks here um, and that gives you a bunch of different opti...

It is now my favorite EDC and fidget knife. It reminds me of a Benchmade knife, just at a lower price point. The action is incredible and it is a great value. I have used Hogue pistol grips for 50 years and Hogue only makes quality products

This is aus am a knife. That's rock and CPM 154 very functional steel. It looks to be very durable. There's no blade play up down left or right, which...

3 oz. So, durability takes time to assess----we'll see, but until then I'll be optimistic given Hogue's good name.

The handles here are from aluminum. Everything is machined. It's a beautiful looking knife. Just a great, great design here

The full size has better ergos. The FRN handles feel a bit plasticky to me for the price. If you want an axis lock I would spring for the Hogue deka, rsk, or mini rsk instead.