Cool, I'll be looking out for your pics when you get it!Nice!! Super awesome looking. Look to be in great condition. Still waitin on the new Trident FX due out now. Around a 4 inch blade on that model. Thanks for sharing
Thanks. Figured i better comment on your new additions you took the time to photograph. Seems not too many fans of Sog according to lack of feedback. I think they have a great looking line plus I love "Sogs style" I do really enjoy my new Trident AT for carry even though a bit heavier than other models. Have found the ergonomics of the handles especially useful and comfortable. Kind of nasty looking too which gains favor with me.Cool, I'll be looking out for your pics when you get it!
Yeah, I think there's still a lot of people that like SOG, these just not the newer models, so not much to comment on as they're established knives and perhaps seen as 'over the hill'. I personally love the early SOG knives - really drew on the lines and style of the two Baker designed Sog knives.Thanks. Figured i better comment on your new additions you took the time to photograph. Seems not too many fans of Sog according to lack of feedback. I think they have a great looking line plus I love "Sogs style" I do really enjoy my new Trident AT for carry even though a bit heavier than other models. Have found the ergonomics of the handles especially useful and comfortable. Kind of nasty looking too which gains favor with me.
Not mamy SOG fans now because us older guys who know/had those Seki made knives drifted away from SOG after 2006 when the marketing of the company went into different hands and fixed blade prodiuction went to Taiwan. SOG turned to US production (I think actually assemby) plus contined production by G.Sakai for their Seki Folders.Thanks. Figured i better comment on your new additions you took the time to photograph. Seems not too many fans of Sog according to lack of feedback.
Thanks for the education Ken. Things change often and sometimes not for the better. Seems many go for the best quality and are willing to pay for it here. Some serious knife fans here and I can respect that. Hopefully Sog's quality will improve to the point of great favor but as you say time will tell. Kind of a novice myself but learning valuable info from you members here. Still trying to wrap my head around all the different steels with different edge holding ability. Thanks again.Not mamy SOG fans now because us older guys who know/had those Seki made knives drifted away from SOG after 2006 when the marketing of the company went into different hands and fixed blade prodiuction went to Taiwan. SOG turned to US production (I think actually assemby) plus contined production by G.Sakai for their Seki Folders.
(Oddly, when Cold Steel went from Seki production to Taiwan about 10 years later, they didn't take the hit that SOG did.)
Unfortunately, most of the US made folders gained few praises, and the Seki ones were priced highly for what they offered, vis-a-vis other brands.
Only in the last few years has SOG started to make a comeback with new designs and models. No telling where SOG is going to go now under GSM's ownership but we'll just have to see.