Just got word of a great review of the SOG X-Ray Vision on the Military Times website.  The X-Ray Vision has been in the SOG line for years and continues to impress with it’s simple design and outstanding functionality.  Here is a quote from the author

The SOG X-Ray Vision XV-71 is a well built knife with solid features, and a good blade.  I’ll be carrying this as my primary duty knife, which is about as good as a recommendation as I can give for an item.

If you have a few minutes give it a read and if you have any personal thoughts on the X-Ray Vision please feel free to share them.

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new knife buyers guide. In it we have information about knife designs, steels and shopping for a knife. If you are looking for a knife and not sure where to start or have a friend looking you can direct them to our Buyers Guide.  If there is anything that you think should be added please let us know as we want to have the best information available.

Here is a great video and demonstration of some well thought out additions/modifications to the SEAL Pup kydex sheath. Watch the whole thing as he does some great demonstrations at the end.

The new SOG 2009 product line catalog is available for download.

Check out the new products including the Creed, Bluto and Fish On.

We were experimenting with the laser engraver the other day and did this the other day on the bolster of the Tomcat 3.0.

What do you think?  if you have any ideas post them below.

The new SOG Flash II with Digi Camo handles are now starting to ship.  It took us quite a while to get the colors correct.  Actually, much longer than we had anticipated but in the end I think it was worth the effort.   So, if you have been waiting to get your hands on one of these knives, you should be seeing them soon.

Enjoy

Found a good honest review of the Fusion Salute on youtube today.  I think he is pretty much spot on with his review and I am definitely happy with this knife and think that you will be too.  Check out the review and let me know what you think.

A member of bladeforums.com recently posted images and a description of a knife he believed to be a prototype of the original SOG Trident fixed blade.  It turns out it is one of the two prototypes we had made and is a great historical find.  Here are some pictures of it for you to drool over.

We are doing a running change on the Desert Camo Trident folder.  We just go the first run of the new handles in and  they are going out this week.  Take a look at this and let me know what you think.

Here is a great video of a SOG user sharpening his Trident Tanto.  This technique will work with most knives and should give you great results with a little practice.