Hogue Saxum 24676 – MagnaCut blade with black Cerakote finish, black aluminum handle, and Kingwood

The Hogue Saxum 24676 EDC folding knife combines a sleek, dark design with the warmth of a Kingwood handle. The smooth inserts stand out against the matte black aluminum frame, while the bronze-anodized titanium thumb studs add a subtle touch of color to Jim Bruhns’ design.

The beautiful CPM MagnaCut drop-point blade features a black Cerakote coating; its 7.1 cm length is ideal for everyday cutting tasks and contributes to the compact proportions of this American folding knife.

The knife is manually opened using the ambidextrous thumb studs, with a thrust bearing system that facilitates the blade’s rotation. The Button Lock is released via the side button. A deep clip for right-handed users allows for point-up carry.

Technical specifications of the Hogue Saxum 24676 EDC folding knife:
Part Number: 24676
Designer: Jim Bruhns – Bruhns Design
Total length when closed: 10.2 cm
Blade length: 7.1 cm
Total length when open: 17.3 cm
Blade thickness: 3.2 mm
Steel: CPM MagnaCut
Hardness: 62–64 HRC
Heat treatment: heat-treated with cryogenic treatment
Blade profile: drop point
Blade finish: Black Cerakote
Handle: 6061-T6 aluminum, hard-anodized in matte black
Inserts: Kingwood, smooth finish
Opening: manual, ambidextrous bronze-anodized titanium lugs
Pivot: Thrust bearing system
Lock: Button Lock
Clip: deep-carry, right-handed, tip-up
Weight: 71 gr
Accessory: Hogue padded zippered pouch
Manufactured in the United States

Tellknives Review:
We appreciate this design for the balance of its materials: the wood adds a classic, warm touch, while the aluminum and black blade maintain a contemporary look. The bronze accents complement this combination with understated elegance.

We recommend it for those who want a small, elegant knife that’s comfortable to carry every day. Its appeal lies in the combination of compact proportions, high-quality materials, and a push-button mechanism, along with a visual identity that stands out distinctly within the Saxum line.