The SOG Trident is a high-value tactical folder featuring a fast assisted opening mechanism and a reliable Arc-lock. While its AUS-8 steel offers a good balance of toughness and edge retention, it lacks significant rust resistance. The clip point blade is well-suited for EDC tasks, though the jimping is purely cosmetic and offers no grip enhancement. Despite a less-than-ideal blade-to-handle ratio on paper, its ergonomics provide a secure grip, making it a practical choice for its ~$60 price point.
This video review focuses on the SOG Daggert 2, a professional-grade dagger with a 6.6-inch AUS8 blade designed for close-quarters combat (CQB). The reviewer highlights its Fairbairn-Sykes-inspired weighting for improved hand retention, a narrow blade profile with steep sharpening angles, and a partial serration on the spine. Positive aspects include pommel hammering capabilities, a well-shaped stainless steel double guard, a roomy and grippy Kraton handle with grey spacers, and an excellent Kydex sheath with an improved Hypalon retention strap and American Sportsman QD attachment. The Daggert 2, priced around $100, is considered medium-value and is available in various colorations like matte black, beadblasted grey, and tigerstripe. The reviewer rates it a 7 out of 10 on the Nutnfancy Likeability Scale, acknowledging its limited purpose but potential life-saving advantage in its niche role, and also noting it as a fun collectible.
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