SOG Flash II: "Light Weight, Big Blade" by Nutnfancy

Published on July 26, 2008
Duration: 10:01

The SOG Flash II is praised as a lightweight, large blade EDC folder, weighing 3.3 oz with a 3.5-inch AUS-8 steel blade. Nutnfancy prefers its full flat grind for slicing and Zytel handle for weight savings over aluminum. The deep-carry pocket clip is a standout feature, offering excellent portability for various users.

Quick Summary

The SOG Flash II is a lightweight, large blade EDC knife featuring a 3.5-inch AUS-8 steel blade with a preferred full flat grind for slicing. Weighing only 3.3 oz with a Zytel handle, it offers excellent portability and value.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to SOG Flash II
  2. 00:45Blade Specifications and Grind
  3. 02:13Weight and Portability
  4. 03:41Edge Preference and Finish Suggestions
  5. 05:33Handle Materials: Zytel vs. Aluminum
  6. 06:38Lockup and Maintenance
  7. 09:14Pocket Clip and Value

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the SOG Flash II knife?

The SOG Flash II features a 3.5-inch blade made of AUS-8 steel, weighs 3.3 ounces, and has a Zytel handle. It is an assisted-opening tactical folder with a deep-carry pocket clip.

Why is the SOG Flash II considered a good lightweight EDC knife?

Its lightweight design (3.3 oz) for a large blade (3.5 inches) makes it highly portable. The Zytel handle further reduces weight compared to aluminum, aligning with its 'lightweight' philosophy.

What type of blade grind does the SOG Flash II have, and why is it preferred?

The SOG Flash II features a full flat grind, which is preferred for its superior slicing capabilities compared to hollow or saber grinds often found on other tactical knives.

How is the lockup and pocket clip on the SOG Flash II?

The lockup is solid with tight vertical lockup, though minor side-to-side play can be adjusted. The deep-carry pocket clip is highly praised as one of the best for being inconspicuous.

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