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Sojourner Nomad 3.5" Fixed Blade – OD Green G10, CPM MagnaCut – Made in USA

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Sojourner Nomad 3.5" Fixed Blade – OD Green G10, CPM MagnaCut – Made in USAThe Nomad. OD Green. 3. 5" CPM MagnaCut. West Virginia made. The Nomad is Sojourner's most popular model, built to be carried every day and capable enough to handle real work in the field. At 7. 85" overall with a 3. 5" blade and 3 16" stock, it has enough edge for camp tasks and utility work while staying balanced and easy to carry. CPM MagnaCut delivers excellent toughness, corrosion resistance, and edge stability in one steel. This configuration

The Nomad. OD Green. 3.5" CPM MagnaCut. West Virginia made.

The Nomad is Sojourner's most popular model, built to be carried every day and capable enough to handle real work in the field. At 7.85" overall with a 3.5" blade and 3/16" stock, it has enough edge for camp tasks and utility work while staying balanced and easy to carry. CPM MagnaCut delivers excellent toughness, corrosion resistance, and edge stability in one steel. This configuration runs Contoured OD Green G10 scales with a stonewashed blade finish, heat treated to 62-63 HRC. Ships with a Kydex sheath and nylon webbing loop for low-profile belt carry. Precision heat treated and hand sharpened. Every knife is personally tested on paper before it ships. Made in West Virginia.


Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply: OD Green is the field-classic colorway on the Nomad. MagnaCut, West Virginia made, built to be carried daily and used in the field.


Why This Nomad OD Green Stands Out

  • 3.5" CPM MagnaCut Blade, full flat grind
  • Contoured OD Green G10 scales
  • Stonewashed Finish
  • Heat Treated to 62-63 HRC
  • Kydex Sheath with Nylon Webbing Loop, low-profile belt carry
  • Precision heat treated and hand sharpened, personally tested on paper
  • Made in the USA (West Virginia)

Specifications

  • Brand: Sojourner Knives
  • Model: Nomad
  • Overall Length: 7.85"
  • Blade Length: 3.5"
  • Blade Thickness: 3/16"
  • Blade Steel: CPM MagnaCut
  • Finish: Stonewashed
  • Hardness: 62-63 HRC
  • Handle: Contoured OD Green G10 scales
  • Sheath: Kydex with Nylon Webbing Loop
  • Country of Origin: Made in USA (West Virginia)

Why You'll Want It

The Nomad in OD Green is Sojourner's best-selling model for a reason. 3.5" MagnaCut, balanced carry, West Virginia made, and built to handle whatever the day requires.

About Sojourner Knives

Sojourner Knives is a handmade EDC, tactical, and outdoor knife operation based in West Virginia. Every knife is precision heat treated and hand sharpened, and every blade is personally tested on paper before it leaves the shop. Sojourner builds knives meant to be used daily and trusted in the field, with the simple standard that if the maker wouldn't spend his own money on it, he won't sell it.

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