The website Woods Monkey has just posted a one-year review of the SOG PowerAssist.  They used and abused the tool for one-year and overall they really liked it.  Take a few minutes to read the review if you are interested in the PowerAssist.

Robbie Roberson, inventor of the Revolver knife design, sent us an interesting message about some alternative uses of the lock hole in the Revolver. From Robbie:

“What are the odds of capturing a white cow and her calf 100+ yards away through a 1/4 inch hole in my knife blade, and having it be in perfect focus? …these are real photos, not fabricated in any way. Sometimes we need a little nudge- The SOG SEAL Revolver knife is ready for the task.”

Sometimes we need a little nudge.

Just wanted to announce that we are going to have R Lee Ermey aka “The Gunny” in the SOG booth at the Blade show on June 11th, 2011 from 10am to 5PM signing autographs and taking pictures. Come by and say hi!

Here is a nice video of some new SOG knives covered by Texas Fish and Game at the SHOT show.

One of our local newspapers was nice enough to include the SOG Flash I (Black TiNi) in their outdoor gift guide for 2010.  Check out the Seattle Times Outdoor Gift Guide for 2010.

Just came across this review of the Flash II on Backpack Gear Test. It is from a little over a year ago but all of the information is still valid.

Once again if you are thinking about the Flash II it is a great knife and you can’t go wrong with it.

Mention of the new Toothlock knife on the GearFlogger site. Great knife at a great price. This is sure to be a big hit. Check out the mention and if you want to see more picts visit the Toothlock page

The fine folks at Gear Patrol have gotten a chance to check out the Battle Axe and they seem to be impressed.

Here’s a nice customer review of the S60 SOG Powerlock:

I’ve always been a Leatherman guy, to tell the truth. So when I took a look at the latest offering from SOG, I had to make a conscious effort to clear my mind of any bias. With that said, I was more than impressed with the feel and usability of the tool.

Via toolskool.com