THE LOWDOWN The SOG features 15 tools and includes both a straight and a serrated blade. Its namesake spring system helps propel the knives open, and the compound leverage gearing allows for considerable torque to its pliers. It was the most expensive tool tested and weighed in at 9.3 ounces.
Most of the testers found the safety-lock system to be cumbersome, if innovative. The group also unanimously thought the price was high. But they didn’t question its performance. Koonce called it the multitool.
HITS “All of the tools were easy to get to, even with gloves on.”—Koonce
MISSES “The blade lock and tool cover plate are a pain. Too many steps.”—Lauber
Reviews (3)
Good enough for our S/F's boy's and others around the world. Good enough for me !
It looks like a great knife.
Had one while I was a Military Police officer in DC. Worked great till I tweaked the pliars. The entire nose broke off and SOG did not cover the repair. I have had a Seal PUP for almost 10 years and the thing is absolutely indestructable. Thought the same would be true for their multitool guess I was wrong.
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It looks like a great knife.
Had one while I was a Military Police officer in DC. Worked great till I tweaked the pliars. The entire nose broke off and SOG did not cover the repair. I have had a Seal PUP for almost 10 years and the thing is absolutely indestructable. Thought the same would be true for their multitool guess I was wrong.
Good enough for our S/F's boy's and others around the world. Good enough for me !
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