SOG Contractor II

18+

£43.95

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Description
Specifications

A craftsman is only as good as his tools. For almost 25 years, SOG has been a leading supplier of knives and tools to the industrial, contractor, and DIY markets. The reason is simply that our products are tough and we stand behind them with lifetime guarantees. The Contractor series is designed specifically for tradesmen, including electricians, handymen, and for those who take pride in a job well done. Modernizing traditional patterns, this knife features: sheepsfoot blade shape, aggressive G10 grips, one hand opening, as well as a razor sharp edge.

SKU: SOG-EL20-CP
GTIN
Brand:: SOG
Colour:: Black
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Length:: 6.4000
Overall Length:: 14.5000
Blade Material:: 6Cr12MoV Stainless Steel
Blade Hardness (HRC):: 52-55 HRC
Blade Thickness:: 0.2
Warranty:: 1 Year
Closed Length:: 8.3000
Handle Material:: G10
Blade Shape:: Sheepsfoot
Lock Type:: Non-locking
Newest:: 2014-01-28 15:03:42
Shipping Group:: STANDARD
Parent Base Price:: 43.9500
Lead Time Dropdown:: 14 - 21 Days
GTIN:: 00729857995580

Reviews

3
SOG Contractor II update

Posted by Alan on 14th Aug 2014

To update my previous review having put it aside for disposal but not yet having disposed of it I thought I would try out my new Lansky sharpening system. After a bit of work the SOG now has a very reasonable edge though because the blade is so narrow only the 30 deg position works. Might keep the SOG for a bit and see if the edge lasts as it is quite a nice tough narrow blade. Don't think it will ever be a carry favourite though. Didn't get the Lansky from HH as I didn't spot they did it (they do!) but now off to write a 5 star review.
2
Dull

Posted by Alan on 31st Jul 2014

This was my first non-SAK, non-locking knife. I liked the tough but compact sheepsfoot profile but it did not arrive sharp. It resisted my then efforts to sharpen. Annoyingly it would sometimes close onto the lanyard attachment. Returned to it recently having bought other legal carry knives which all came razor sharp but it resisted my latest better informed efforts to grind a satisfactory edge. Looking at the blade thickness and comparing with sharper knives I'm convinced the grind angle is wrong. Given up on it and disposed of it. Disappointed with SOG to the extent that I couldn't bring myself to consider the Slipzilla.
3
What razor sharp edge...

Posted by S. Butcher on 17th Mar 2012

Very well made 'little' pocket knife, but if you are seeking a "razor sharp edge" then you need to spend you rmoney on another knife as this one is not at all razor sharp.