Videos tagged with SOG Knife

This video showcases a 'gray man' Maxpedition Entity cross-body bag optimized for urban self-defense and travel. It features a Glock 19 with an Olight Baldr S, readily accessible pepper spray, a Phlster trauma kit, and essential tools like tactical flashlights and a SOG knife. The setup prioritizes non-lethal options and immediate medical response alongside concealed firearm capability.

This "I Carry" episode features a Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 Compact pistol, presented in an N8 Tactical KO-1 holster. The video also mentions an accompanying SOG knife. The content focuses on the firearm and its associated everyday carry gear.

The SOG Ultra XR offers a slim, lightweight EDC solution for those who dislike bulky knives, weighing only 1.2 oz. Its carbon fiber handle and CPM S35VN blade provide durability, while the titanium clip functions as a money clip or credit card holder. The ambidextrous XR lock ensures secure deployment, making it a discreet and functional everyday carry tool.

This video demonstrates how to create an affordable, custom handgun case using a Plano pistol case and its pluck-and-pull foam. The process involves carefully laying out and cutting foam to perfectly fit a Glock 20 10mm, multiple magazines, a G-Code holster, and essential EDC tools like a SOG knife and Leatherman multitool. The speaker highlights this as a cost-effective solution for secure and organized firearm storage.

The SOG Mini Aegis is a lightweight, dedicated EDC utility blade praised for its surgical precision and fast deployment via SOG Assisted Technology (SAT). While its delicate tip requires caution against prying, its 3-inch AUS-8 FFG blade and comfortable Zytel handle with a deep-carry clip make it a strong contender for weight-conscious users, despite a moderate value proposition at its ~$50 price point.

The SOG Agency knife is presented as a modern interpretation of the legendary Randall No. 1, designed for dedicated combat use. Its thin, hollow-ground AUS-8 blade with a titanium nitride finish emphasizes speed and lethality in close-quarters scenarios. The stacked leather handle and classic sheath evoke Vietnam-era aesthetics, positioning it as both a functional tool and a collectible piece with significant historical mystique.

This video review by Nutnfancy focuses on the SOG NW Ranger knife, highlighting its suitability for soldiers and as a lightweight camp/survival knife. The reviewer praises the AUS8 steel blade, its full flat grind, jimping, and sharpness. He notes improvements over older AUS6 models and discusses the merits of both blackened and satin finishes. The handle comfort and the crossguard's design for finger protection are also commended. A significant point of critique is the disappointing leather sheath, which is difficult to attach to LBE, slow to extract from, and prone to staying wet. The reviewer expresses a desire for a Kydex or plastic sheath option, similar to their Seal Pup Elite knives. Despite the sheath issue, the knife is highly recommended for its amazing value, especially for survival, camp, and utility purposes. The reviewer gives it a high likability score, with a caveat for the sheath.

The SOG SEAL Pup Elite is a highly recommended lightweight tactical knife, offering excellent value around $50. It improves upon the original SEAL Pup with a longer handle, better ergonomics, and upgraded AUS-8 steel. While not for heavy-duty tasks, it excels as a versatile field, camp, or defensive blade.

This video provides an update and review of the SOG Aegis tactical folding knife, specifically focusing on the satin-finished model. The reviewer notes that while it's a great knife overall, the jimping on this particular version is less aggressive due to the polishing process compared to black TiNi coated blades. Suggestions are made for potential modification using sandpaper to improve the grip and "bite" of the jimping, which the reviewer feels SOG should address in future production.

The SOG Tech Bowie is a modern interpretation of the Vietnam-era combat knife, featuring an AUS-8 steel blade with a durable TiAlN coating. It boasts a full tang construction, a Kraton handle for enhanced grip, and a secure Kydex sheath with an ASP clip. Nutnfancy highlights its historical significance and practical material upgrades for contemporary use.