We have always known Deejo as an essential accessory, but now we discover it is also a lucky charm. A lightweight four-leaf clover for a pocket knife that brings good luck.


Ultra-light knife in Z40C13 stainless steel, grey titanium coating. 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”)

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 grey 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 pure lines of your knife displaying a temperance pushed to its peak. A discreet finish par excellence, the steel acquires a slight patina over the years to further enhance this beautiful piece of cutlery.

To cut meat, peel fruit or open a package, your Deejo knife cuts anywhere, anytime, but always with elegance.

Like any knife, the blade edge of your Deejo knife will wear out over time. To maintain a perfect edge, you should sharpen your Deejo's blade regularly. We use Z40C13 type stainless steel, which is hard enough to maintain a perfect edge over time and soft enough to easily resharpen the knife. Your Deejo knife sharpens normally, using a stone, steel or sharpener. Just be careful not to damage the aesthetics of the blade while doing so.

SPECIAL WASHING PRECAUTIONS: Your Deejo knife should be hand washed with a damp sponge, avoiding the scratchy side of the sponges. They are not dishwasher safe because they risk irreparably damaging their joint system.