Description
Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood Folding Knife
The Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood is a mid-size EDC folder that pairs a 3.43" Damascus-patterned drop point blade with warm, figured rosewood handle scales. A button lock, dual-action flipper tab and thumb studs, and a deep-carry pocket clip make the J394 Breakline a smooth one-hand opener that carries discreetly, while the rosewood scales give this pocket knife a dressier look than the brand's G10 colorways.
Shoppers cross-shopping this one usually search it as a Damascus pocket knife, a wood-handle EDC folding knife, or a button lock flipper — the J394 Breakline covers all three.
Specifications
- Model: J394 Breakline (J394-Rosewood)
- Blade: Damascus pattern, drop point, plain edge
- Blade Length: 3.43" (8.7 cm)
- Blade Thickness: 0.118" (0.3 cm)
- Closed Length: 4.45" (11.3 cm)
- Overall Length: 7.87" (20 cm)
- Weight: 4.06 oz (115 g)
- Handle: Rosewood
- Lock: Button lock
- Opening: Manual — flipper tab and thumb studs
- Pocket Clip: Deep-carry
- Included: Nylon pouch
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the blade on the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood?
The Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood has a 3.43" (8.7 cm) drop point blade with 0.118" stock, measuring 7.87" overall when open and 4.45" closed.
What handle material does the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood use?
The Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood uses rosewood handle scales. Because rosewood is a natural material, the grain and color of each Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood are slightly different, so no two knives look exactly alike.
What is a button lock, and how do you close the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood?
A button lock uses a spring-loaded plunger that drops into a cutout in the blade tang to hold it open. To close the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood, press and hold the button on the handle, then pivot the blade shut — it lets you open and close the knife one-handed and keeps your fingers clear of the edge.
What is a Damascus blade on the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood?
Damascus steel is made by forge-welding layers of steel together and then etching the finished blade so the layered pattern shows. On the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood this produces the flowing, wave-like figure across the drop point blade, and the pattern on every knife is unique.
How do you sharpen the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood?
Sharpen the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood the same way as any drop point folder: match the existing edge angle on a whetstone, guided system, or ceramic rods, working evenly on both sides and finishing with light passes to remove the burr. Avoid powered grinders, which can overheat and damage the edge.
How do you care for the rosewood handle on the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood?
Keep the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood dry and wipe the scales down after handling. An occasional light application of mineral oil or a wood-safe conditioner keeps the rosewood from drying out, and the pivot benefits from a drop of light lubricant.
Where can I buy the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood?
You can buy the Klaken J394 Breakline J394-Rosewood at Going Gear, an authorized Klaken dealer, so your knife is backed by the full manufacturer warranty.