The SOG Terminus XR Pocketknife: The Full Nick Shabazz Review
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Today, we're going to check out a new knife from SOG Tools, which is not only a nice piece, but a message from SOG that they deserve to be taken seriously by the knife community again: The Terminus XR.
So nice to hear someone finally acknowledge the grip challenges of the Vaseline factory worker.
Vaseline factory worker's actual carry the S.O.G Seal XR Flipper.....🤣
Thumb studs with a flipper is the belt and suspenders of the knife world.
@Pacific Standard Time flipper backlock? That's a thing?
Thomas Sager lmao frrr wtffff
Pacific Standard Time the only SOG knife I enjoyed having was the trident
They did show some design restraint. There's no glass breaker or cap lifter.
I unscrewed my thumb studs with two Leatherman pliers. It makes is much sleeker. the hole needed chamfering.
Just want to point out that it looks like SOG silently released an update of this knife. On their site, they now have pictures of the G10 version where the clip is vastly improved. Having purchased one in a store recently, I can also say that the flipper tab is very comfortable now. Bonus points to them for listening to feedback and not trying to upsell or anything -- just updating an already good knife to be even better.
I can confirm this as I recently picked a red G10 version up and it has the improved pocket clip and the improved texture on the flipper tab.
Bought this recently (discontinued, S35VN) and the action is really quite good. Very fidget-friendly, good useable blade shape and sharp edge. Fit and finish is great and the little "edge" on the flipper has been ground down a little. Contrasting horizontal and vertical satin finish on blade is nice detail.
Looking forward to the LT version, probably will have to pick it up.
May 2021 update: after 4 weeks omega springs snapped. Sent in to SOG for warranty. we will see...
How'd the warranty claim go?
I liked this a lot for a Sog, I’m reading below about a D2 and G10 one which sounds like an even better buy!
Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors yea I have one but hard to get in and out of pocket
Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors also has s35vn
Love your channel cedric!
And the s35vn version was an even better buy for me
I have a D2 red one, and, since day one, it never leaves my pocket.
I took a long hiatus from the knife world, but coming back in it's nice to see SOG and Gerber making products that are worth considering.
Glad you covered this piece...SOG has gotten away from some of core, critical base over the last 5-7 years. They have some classic blades, and I thought simply upgrading some classic models to start would be a step in the right direction. You mentioned the Aegis, which is a perfect candidate for the lock and materials demonstrated here. Getting into flashlights and backpacks while ignoring the core tactical and ex-military audience was a bit ugly. The models are there, just make some nuanced upgrades. They have some new management now, we shall see. Thanks as always, see you on the next.
I just received my terminus xr s35vn. I have to say I love it! The flipper seems to be filed down better than this one and isn't to sharp at all. Also my blade is extremely centered. I know that I'm gunna get some flack for this but I actually love the thumb stud, its placed fairly well and operates the knife beautifuly! Plus the better steel, I paid 90 for the knife and I think it's a great deal.
Thanks for your review, mine is in transit and expected to be delivered in the next couple of days!
@@toddbaer9386 hi man, did you get it? could you share your experience please?
@crosstrock it's been almost a year since you own it - what are your impressions? I'm going to order one
I agree I have one
A little while back, I picked up the S35VN & CF/G10 laminate version for $65 and it's been a constant in my EDC rotation. Thankfully the jimping on the tab & spine were both pretty mild out of the box, I guess SOG paid some attention to the users of the first batches/versions. So far it's been an excellent user and very fidgety. I have XXL size hands and for whatever reason I'm able to reverse flick it via the studs with just a shory adjustment period. It makes me happy to see SOG trying to appeal to the enthusiast the last couple years.
Great review, Nick! I have the SOG Terminus XR with Cryo D2 and Olive Drab G10, and it seems to have fixed the 2 "issues" you mentioned in the orginal version, i.e., the sharp flipper jimping, and the pocket clip style over your CF/G10. A very ergonomic and comfortable knife indeed, and of course, quite sharp out-of-box! Thanks again!
When he says the flipper tab is sharp, believe it. I bought this, flipped it several times, then zip, sliced my index finger open on the flipper tab. Brought it to work today and filed it down. I really like this knife, but having an edge on a knife, sharp enough to cut you, that isn't the blade, is unacceptable to me.
I kind of enjoy having an opportunity to improve a product that is otherwise excellent.
I bought one of these recently with the green g10 handle, on mine the tab is dull and with some serrations instead to make using it easier. I suppose they learned from the criticisms coming from folks like you and I got the improved product as a result.
You ever notice that knife guys know somebody that the omega springs on a knife broke but it's never happened to them. I've had countless Benchmade knives without one omega spring breaking. To say it happens quite often is stretching it a bit. Love to see SOG get back into the game of making serious knives. I like this one.
Yea I have 18 benchmade knives and have flipped them all an UNGODLY amount of times. Never broken an omega spring. Benchmade have their quality problems but omega springs are not it.
The upgrade to D2 is a great improvement, reprofiled to 17 degrees per side and it's crazy sharp.
Nice review. And I can see that sharpness on that flipper tab when it is just sitting on the table. Wow.
I too am a knifesnob and this knife is in my pocket very frequently. Good job SOG
Like this one , major improvement from SOG.Thanks for sharing.
Looks like this model @ $85 now comes with s35vn which makes it a pretty wicked value. The cheaper models @ $55 sport cryo treated d2. Thanks for the review, sir!
I absolutely love my red G-10 SOG Terminus with the D2 blade, but the CF version with S35VN is the terminus I own that gets the most time in my pocket. My only gripe is that it says carbon fiber but it is a laminated CF. I wish this would be more clearly spelled out but it seems all knife manufacturers and distributers do this. My dream is that Flytanium comes out with some custom scales and things.
Just file the flipper tab down. Great vid, but could you do a video on either the new s35vn version or the d2/g10 one?
Given that the current G10/CF version of the Terminus XR has switched to S35VN, i think this is a crazy good value for a knife, provided that you understand the bad/ugly points which Nick has laid out pretty well. Wait for a holiday sale, and i think you'd be hard pressed to find a good alternative for
Very valid points on the sharp flipper point edge and the snagging SOG clip. Minor things, but they do add up and all it would've taken is some forethought into the design.
Thank you for the review, my Son gifted me this last Christmas, and I absolutely love it. It did not come dull, but I would not consider it sharp either as it came. On mine, when deployed, there is no side to side, or up & down play with the blade, just a really good tolerance. I don't use the thumb tabs, but love the flipper. With the blade facing up, I can get a perfect stabbing grip, without the flipper digging into my thumb.
I bought one of these when they came out, it was sweet. Then I sold it when I decided to up the level of my collection. I’ll tell you though, this one makes and impression. I’m probably going to buy it again... eventually. Despite the blade play.
Oh and they make it in a D2 version, but that one lacks the sleek appearance of this model.
The last SOG knife I enjoyed having was the trident, it was a fun knife
Good review, I subbed the channel. I've got a Japanese made SOG and is the PE ll. My cousin gifted it to me years ago and isn't bad, it's a tactical side opener and is super smooth. I didn't know that they ever made them over there and looks like it is good quality
Great videos. I love them. Can you possibly do one on the SOG Kiku XR? I love the look although I wish they’d make a stone wash blade with black handle instead of a full blackout.
Hey Nick , your a bit off on this BDZ-1 steel , it's between AUS8 and VG10 , it's chemically very similar to 8cr13mov and AUS8. I think your getting it confused with CTS-BD1 which is a better steel and cuts closer to D2 (according to Cedric & Ada ). Sog now makes a Terminus XR with D2 steel , it comes with either green or crimson scales and a stonewash blade , I going to buy a crimson one .
Brian F hah yup its a naming thing - that ‘Z’ they sneak in there. And extra confusing given that the original slipjoint terminus was in the slightly better BD1 (no Z) heheh
China D2
Nice review :) All the semi problems you observed (besides the strings I think) are solved in the new model
I bought the cpm35vn version of this knife and it’s by far one of the best EDC knives I’ve ever used. It’s lives in my pocket now.
It would be great if an updated version could use a coil spring instead of omega springs. It seems like the axis lock, while fun, has proven finicky enough over the years that an update is due. The Anthem gets it, as does the Manix and similar knives. Otherwise, good job SOG
@guess what -- The discrepancy in durability between coil springs and omega springs is laughable. How many complaints of broken springs in the Manix have you heard about?
I like the pocket clip. As a veteran, 1970 - 1972, I appreciate SOG, Studies and Observation Group.
You can flip the knife open, by disengaging the XR "axis lock" and the blade should flip open with twist of the wrist
Correct use of the term centripetal force. Somebody has taken a physics course or two!
I get mad every time someone uses centrifugal force incorrectly and it made me so happy that he got it right.
I agree with @Copper Spartan. Just because something appears to be redundant, doesn't mean it is. This configuration actually improves function and reliability over a wider range of scenarios. Smart. Then again, if the option of having/using a thumb stud is of no import, then... But it is a shame that SOG didn't use a more ergonomic clip and modified the texturing under the clip. Not smart.
The Sog factory is not far away ,I havce been here several times . They have all sorts of knives which can be purchased from the factory.I too just bought a sog great little knife.
Thanks Nick - I'm ordered one of these sale and should get it today - I always take apart and clean any folder I get but his one has me a bit nervous so I will have this video ready to go when it shows up. I managed to get through a button lock recently (Kizer Assasin) so I'm hoping for the best. (this was meant for the disassembly video sorry)
I opted for the SOG Tac XR, and, I was impressed. I actually really like the XR line up. I'm in the market for the seal XR. What a beast.
What's the difference?
According to my searching, you haven’t reviewed the SOG Aegis. I think you should, and if it piques your interest I’ll loan you mine to carry and review!
Ink&Iron nice Spyderco yojimbo haha I have it as well and I’m loving it
I'm about to purchase my first more than $5 edc pocket knife, after watching hundreds of knife videos, (btw, I no nothing about knives), I have a short list that I might be able to afford here and there. That SOG is probably going to be my first buy, bcs I'm broke right now, and there's only $67, then hopefully a small Archaeo w/damascus $100, to WE Kitefin, to hopefully one day a Sprint Protech similar to yours if I hit the lottery. Thanks for the vids, JB.
You should check out the SOG twitch 2 - it’s a simple design, but thin stock, good grind, and just works. A lot of bang for the buck. I bought it from a Sportsman’s warehouse for cheap, and it actually is the knife that started my knife collection.
FYI, there is a version of this knife with Green or Red G-10 handles and D2 steel selling at KnifeCenter.com and bhphotovideo.com. Bhphotovideo.com says the steel is CTS-BDZ1 but I received the knife today and it's D2 which is in the same quality class as CTS-BDZ1 but more well known. This variation cost $50 + s/h + tax, or about $20 less than the version reviewed by Nick. I also imagine that the green/red G-10 handle knives are easier to get in/out of pocket because the carbon-fiber version has grippier scales -- meaning green/red is easier to deploy, I think.
I just got one of these today, its nice so far. It does have great action especially for its price.
This is an incredible design I bought the first model that came out in the burgundy color. The only complaint was the sharpening aspect. Now I believe SOG has an upgraded Terminix. I can honestly say the Terminix has a great feel and is extremely comfortable to carry. Anyone looking for a decent priced knife look towards this direction. A good thumbs up and looking for more colors from SOG.
As with the clip aspect you can stretch it so it's not that tight and it becomes smooth I am talking out of experience.
You mentioned the g10 under the clip, as well as the clip shape. If you use the part of the clip that bends out away from your pants and push up on it it will loosen the grip it has on your pants and slides out great. So basically what happens is you have an easily removable knife but it holds on to your pocket really well. Not really a feature most care for but it works just fine.
I never pay attention to new Sog releases. I handled one of these at a 'big box' Sporting Store because the counter guy recommended it, and I was pretty impressed, as well.
If it came in 3.5"-3.75" blade I would definitely get one............'on sale'.
I don't have too many Sogs, but I really like my regular Aegis, Flash 2, tanto, Spec Elite 2, Spec Elite 1,2 autos, and regular Zoom.
I just bought the updated one for $30. I feel like it's a heck of a deal at QSP Penguin prices. Looking forward to really putting it to work
Could you take a look at the Sog Terminus XR with the D2 blade and G10? It's the $50 model.
I have this knife and I really love it. Are there other knives that have flipper, thumb studs and axis style lock? I love the looks of the pocket clip but it hangs up on my pocket, are there any after market clips?
If I had 5 minutes with this knife before I ordered one, I would have kept looking. Other than the pocket clip it is fine, I find the clip unfriendly when I’m pulling the knife out of my pocket. There is so many options available to the knife buyer we can get picky, I’m glad I bought the D2/ cheaper version because this wont become my EDC favorite due to the clip. It looks nice next to all my other D2, G10, Chinese flippers and I’m less content with liner locks now so there the terminus XR wants my attention. Keep evolving SOG, one day I might have one in my pocket. Also, not that sharp out of the bubble pack, no big deal I’m an obsessive knife sharpener guy.
SOG has done a slipjoint version of the Terminus that is popular in the UK. It has an innovative ‘lock’ that leaves the back open and spring free. I’d love to see you review it. I’d send you mine, but the cost of postage to and fro would be more than the knife, and I’m sure SOG’s US distributor would be happy to provide you with one.
The UK's childish folding knife laws always make me a little sad
I can own and carry almost every single edged non automatic folding knife under 28cm (unfolded) and I live just a few hundred km's away from you (just on the other side of the canal)
Man, just got the d2/g10 version and it appears they’ve really dropped the ball since a year ago. Pretty big disappointment. One of the worst actions I’ve ever felt in a folder, even after a clean and lube. The washers the bearings ride on are dimpled, and there’s a number 1 stamped (maybe etched, but you can feel it with your fingernail) on the blade pivot, right in the path the bearing balls travel. the thumb studs can sort of over-travel and the lock bar catches the outboard end of the spiral cut by the flipper tab and can stop it from opening or closing, so you have to make a conscious effort to only pull them back half way (which takes a good deal of practice) if you’re wrist flicking it open or closed or else it’ll stop part way.
Side to side blade play does not seem to go away ever, which I assume is why it had been tightened so much that it dimpled the washers. If I can find some phosphor bronze washers the right size to replace the bearings perhaps it can be redeemed a bit, but not sure I want to put that much effort into it.
Worth noting also that neither the flipper tab or thumb studs will work to open the blade if one of your other fingers is blocking the axis lock thumb studs from sliding back. With my huge skinny hands this happens often, so again, a conscious effort needs to be made to grip it a certain way or it won’t open.
And I hate the swooping curve on the clip. The looks don’t bother me but it digs into my palm when trying to unlock the knife, and it can pinch the hem of your pocket up inside the hoop and make it difficult to remove from the pocket in certain situations. Would have much rather seen two 90 bends and keep it closer to the butt of the handle. I guess it’s meant for small hands.
You’ve got my attention too, Sog. Unfortunately for me that means this is the last Sog I’ll buy. So much potential there, but it’s not going to get any pocket time over here. Maybe it’ll live in a toolbox drawer for when I need something sacrificial to lend out or abuse.
Lol 😆 I like tacos 🌮😋
They've gone downhill since they got bought out
Bm has made other flipper axis locks that are better than the 300. But Sog really hit it home with the actual on this one
I believe u could move the clip to either side, and farther from the scales as well. I've been trying to fix the off centering by watching ur videos and I just cant get it. I'm starting to believe the blade is just bent and yours looks exactly like mine, so idk if my eyes are playing tricks or what.1 MORE QUESTION. On my blade when disassembled, near the pivot's bearing ring/score, theres a number "1" intersecting it. What's that for, DO U KNOW, or is it nothing in particular?
Everytime i check out you're videos i feel like ive been given the best review of knives, but i keep wanting you to be a voice actor for a video game character i think you would do great
Mike D - if Elmo grew up, started smoking Marlboros, and then became a knife and watch addict of epic proportions, we would have Nick. “... so, that’s a good thing.” (Every time he says something good) 🤣 nick, be my Dad someday. My dad wouldn’t think I’m nuts for liking folders and spending money lol. He has a cameo in “Advanced Knife Bro’s” second half of his gag movie that’s psychedelic a bit, if you’re ok with that kind of thing! It’s great.
@@jonduncansakurawallknifegarden wait what?
Sorry after a few beers that came out kind of all at once and toppled all over itself. He has an accent that sounds a lot like Elmo’s voice from Brooklyn and that’s my Ca side shining through and he’s a knife and watch collector. That’s the skinny of it. He’s a cool guy.
I've never owned a SOG knife but i've been eyeing this one for a while. Then on Instagram today I saw it on Labor Day sale direct from SOG for $50 plus free shipping. I couldn't say no.
Does it have a ball bearing in the pivot?
Picked one up today. D2 steel, nicer G10 scales and no obnoxious advertising on the clip
Is this supposed to be spring assisted? Cause both my Kershaw knifes open so easy with a quick flick, but this one you ALSO have to flick open...Almost like there is no spring. Just got it and thinking about sending it back if that's normal or not.
Now in my Amazon cart!
The axis lock is an improvement !! Ganzo sells springs ! Or you can get a ganzo just for the springs ( $15.00 some times less) !
One thing that let me down about the Terminix that was not a big deal is that Sog should've come out with a serrated Terminix?
Remember the SOG Tomcat (not the Tomcat 2)? A beast of a knife.
My boy got his first real knife 2 years ago(aka not a swiss army knife) a KA-BAR Dozier and I'm thinking of getting him something nicer for Christmas this year and so far this is in the lead. It's a nice knife made with decent materials and if he does something stupid and breaks it or loses it it's not expensive enough to get upset over lol.
14:45 Agreed. My FRN Chaparral's lock spring has loosened up dramatically, after a few hundred fidgets. It is now drop-shutty, and doesn't slightly murder my thumb as much when I close it now. My fave office EDC.
I just ordered the D2 version in crimson after watching this! I don’t take your opinion lightly Nick!
And these axis lock like buttons have too much tension to make it particularly pleasant to close. And you have to be careful when closing it to keep your fingers out of the way.
I've owned a SOG Flash II for quite some time. Never centered properly and had terrible blade play. This looks like a welcome change.
Please review the trident atxr
I have the D2 cryo with G-10. The flipper tab is sharp as HELL. I tried to file the flipper tab but the file just kept skating off and wouldn't bite. How friggin' hard is this metal? I finally attacked the flipper with a diamond stone. It is now my second favorite knife after my Benchmade Osborne 940-1.
Bought one based on your review.This knife requires breaking in (i.e. about 500 flips) and then smooths up.Can I lubricate without dismantling?Rgds John
Honestly, you can just spray some WD-40 into the pivot and be set. If you talk to anyone with legitimate real world experience (be it knifemaking, gunsmithing, machining, etc) they will tell you that WD-40 is a solid option that does damn near everything you want with little downsides.
Thanks a bunch! D2 on SOG is BTW pretty bad with heat treatment and rolls like heck.I am novice aficcionado...best bang for buck so far has been Manly Wasp in S90. 2nd best was Maileah in AR RPMG.Biggest disappointment Boker petite in VG10 with lock stick and failure and crummy steel.On the way is a Chaparral which I hope will be my #1 EDC.Rgds John
Doesn't the Omega spring commonly break on these?
Gerber bolt action > benchmade axis > sog arc > sog xr good to see constant evolving.
Do u think these knives made in china have the quality to hit the price point they are at? And what is your opinion on knives made outside the homeland?
I LOVED LOVED LOVED this SOG. Yes, the flipper is sharp. Yes, the clip is meh... but it’s sexy and super great action. It WAS one of my favorites of all time. Until a week later when the omega springs both broke. Unlike Kershaw, where you can email them and they will gladly just send you a spring when one breaks, SOG refuses to send springs- so back it went to Cabela’s cemetery of broken stuff.
Made in china.....
Red rum1 so are many Kershaws, Spydercos (if we’re limping Taiwan and China together), CRKTs
Not to say anything of Rike, Ruike, WE, Firebird/Ganzo, Reate, and the numerous other manufacturers putting out things that are flat out better than most production knives made in the US.
So what’s your point
I have had mine for months now, and after what must be easily thousands of openings, the springs finally failed last week. What exactly happened when you asked for new springs? Did SOG just say no because it wasn’t covered by their warranty? Would you have had to send in the entire knife and you just didn’t want to? I’m genuinely interested. I love the knife. The lock itself has proven to be plenty strong. Just wish they would use different springs like it seems Hogue has done. I fully intend to buy the d2 version anyway. It seems to solve most of my issues with the original. I just would like to know your experience with them so I can take the best course of action.
@@benmacdhuiYep. that's another con IMO. But even Benchmade has omega spring issues when you over-use the action! I can't fault anyone but myself.
@@Rushil69420I also don't mind some of the Chinese knives. And I don't think it's origin had anything to do with my failure. It's an inherent flaw in the omega spring design. The Spyderco Manix design with single coil spring is superior in longevity! Or the plunge lock on Kershaw autos.
You should try last gen of Ganzos.
Fh models ftw
It is nice to see something new from SOG. I’m enjoying mine.
Centripital Force.....well said. BSME MSEE.
Just got one of these in s35vn for $80 shipped.
Just ordered one from The Knife Center today on sale for $68
Stay Fly its an insane price for s35vn
@@GottastayFLY38 Same. Did some of the mods he spoke about in this video. Becoming one of my favorites.
The last SOG I owned was a Flash 2 and the blade was so 'wobbly' that I gave it away and haven't bothered with them since. However, this seems to be in a different league and maybe worth a punt....
The only thing I don’t like about mine is the thumb studs. The flipping action is great. The smaller size is nice for my minimalist EDC.
Top on my list for budget good steel and a good action, who wouldn't want something like this unless you just hate the XR lock.
Buyer beware, my springs broke less than a month in, people aren't kidding about the flipper tab being sharp...
@@oceansaber thanks for the warning
Please review the SOG Vision XR too
They have another model of the terminus xr. Regular g10 with a d2 blade. At 20 bucks cheaper. Look into that one
Yup I have both the g10 d2 model fixes the sharp flipper edges of cf model due to the tumbled and stonewashed blade. It's not as classy looking but I prefer it.
A lotta Nick-picking. If those are truly the "ugly" aspects of this knife, it's a pretty good knife.
Nice knife this is my style rather then a crazy shaped handle and blade I hope there are more traditional knives like this coming out from all well known knife companies. The only thing is that the billboarding on the blade and clip has I’m sure they will fix any issues you bring up. Good video and knife I am not a SOG fan but it’s so cheap I just might I said might lol...get one. Or not
I don't understand why some people fuss over CF overlay on G10. Sure a full CF scale is nice, but the physical properties are similar and there aren't tons of benefits to Carbon fiber vs G10, with the main difference being aesthetic, so if you get the same look but its cheaper to do it a certain way, how is that a bad thing?
is there a flatgrind on this knife? or hollow?
All of its shortcomings are easily fixed... at the price point I'd say it's a gem.
Great knife, I’ve got the D2 blade and flipper works fine.
Ok it’s not that surprising that they made a great one that is causing some stir. They have made incredibly over the top knives when spyderco was only making a police model and sharpeners and in the early 90’s and untitled around early 2000’s, they made semi-city japan made, high grade steels, with incredible manufacturing and almost gents carry beautiful handles when I could only remember BM being the ones with aluminum handles and tanto blades (even though Lynn Thompson likes to tell people he brought the tanto back... as a Japanese man with deep interest in Japanese history I’d like to say that there were many people liking the tanto for years and they have always been considered tactical as they were introduced after the helmet was being worn during war... that wasn’t Lynn Thompson, sorry Lynn). I Have some SOG’s that I collected after I found a knife that belonged to The one and only George Lucas, and I had to start looking at why such a smart man would carry a tanto and leave it at a security check ( my roommate was the security guard that got to take it when he declined to put it in his car and opted to let the guard keep it!!!) SOG is a knife Carried by people who know a thing or two about folders and they just haven’t been keeping relevant with all the “trends” that may or may Not stay around forever. Sorry about the long paragraph lol. Love SOG and appreciate them staying in the game! Stay sharp Batman.
Is the terminus assisted opening?
Just ordered the S35Vn version....
Flipper tab is why I sold this knife.
This might be a stretch but I'm trying to find higher end washers for my dog terminus. I feel like I'd like it slot more if it opened smoother
Ruff ruff 🐕
My Sog Terminus XR spring failed after about 1 year with very light use. Admittedly I do fidget with it but not incessantly. The Sog website states because of a new stay at home directive until at least 8/31 They will not be on able to process any warranty claims. They suggest we check back after 8/31 for further. Can anybody please supply me with a link of the best replacement springs that would work for my knife. I will be happy to replace the damn thing myself. I’m just worried of getting another inferior spring again or one that won’t work for my knife. Any assistance would be much appreciated. Thank you.
Brilliant review ✊🏽
Everything is sharp to nick
They have a version with g10 handles and d2 blade for $40
Hey Nick you should let us know which are the best knives of 2020 in your opinion.
You should check my channel for exactly that video posted last Saturday 🤣
I have this knife and while fun to flip, I find myself never carrying it. The para 3 lightweight has been my edc choice.
I got one the other day and love the knife but HATE HATE the pocket clip. It gets caught on everything, not to mention it broke.