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One sharp end instead of three.
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Alexander
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How do u sharpen the knife at home is it...
zach lane
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How do u sharpen the knife at home is it hard to sharpen or very easy
Jared McDaniel
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It kind of depends on the knife and type of blade. Knifes with stainless steel blades are generally a little easier to sharpen. I would recommend getting a diamond stone (a sharpening stone made with bits of diamond) to start. Hold the knife at the angle so the sharp part of the blade is flat against the stone. Move it in a circular motion as if you're trying to slice very thin slices off the stone. Make sure to do each side evenly.
Event Horizon
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I am very good at many many things. I have never picked up the knack for sharpening a blade well. I think its an art and you have to do a lot of it to become good at it.
j.bp504168
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EH - I completely understand your comments about sharpening being an art. My father was one of those artists who could put different edges on a blade just by feel with a whetstone or crock-sticks. I didnt inherit that talent, but there is a completely foolproof way to get a perfect edge on any blade, down to the degree. It's the lansky sharpening system (hopefully BC will allow me to post products). It's cheap, easy, quick, and even my dad switched to it after using mine.
PS - i have the camo tanto blade version of the trident and it's become my go to knife.
Great Knife!
khsteadman2216888
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I rarely take the time to write reviews on anything, but I gotta say - I love this knife. I've never spend this much on a knife before, but it is worth every penny. I got the black one and every time I see it and pick it up, it feels like Christmas or something. It only took a few minutes to get the hang of kind of flipping the blade out with my thumb (using the little knob) - smooth and fast, but totally safe. You won't regret buying this bad boy :-)
Second Trident owned
evannever
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I have owned both versions of the Trident. I'm a scout pilot who needs gear that will work in combat so that's how I evaluate equipment.
Pros:
Lightweight
good feel in hand
beefy blade
cord cutter
Assisted Open
looks mean
Cons:
the lateral play in the blade
The knife is good for light duty, but I wouldn't feel comfortable ditching my fixed blade and only carrying the Trident. This knife would get 5 stars if the blade was more secure like my CRKT M-16 SF, but that knife doesn't have assisted opening. I do get a lot of complements on the look of the Trident.
Good Applications for this knife would be camping, hunting, or last ditch self defense / evasion and escape. Not appropriate for primary survival or self defense.
Trident for Life
dEbO
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Simply the best knife I have ever owned. I love knives and buy a lot but the Trident is my go to knife for just about everything. I have owned this knife for well over 3 years now. It has gutted fish, cut up boxes, widdled wood, and so much more. The S.A.T. is awesome, as close to a switch blade as you can get, yet you are protected with a locking mechanism to prevent unintentional opening of the blade. this bad boy is SUPER light as well which makes it perfect for backpacking, it will never weigh you down in any situation. The casing has a nice pattern of bumps that makes it look bad ass, and adds a nice grip to the knife. This is the go to knife any day of the week.
I have a SOG Trident, I suppose it will...
Fleet McLellan
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I have a SOG Trident, I suppose it will need sharpening at some point in time. Is there anything published that demonstrates the proper way to sharpen the knife?
Benjamin Herndon
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Here's a link to SOG's suggestions on care/maintenance. Hope it helps. http://www.sogknives.com/service/care/
SOG Trident
acerun5100182345
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I have carried a pair of SOG Powerpliers Multi-Tool for eight years on fishing and hiking trips and they have held up amazingly well. So when I needed a new folding knife I went right back to SOG. The Trident was definitly the right choice. The Trident is extremely light for the size of the blade and I have found that the recurved bowie style blade is better for most tasks than a stright edge. The handle is very grippy and the arc lock makes one handed closing of the blade a lot safer than liner locks. The only draw back is that there is a little bit of blade play, but that is normal for an assisted opening knife.
SOG rocks
Anthony Cameron
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Best knife I have ever owned! This knife is razor sharp out of the box and holds a great edge. I use this knife for an all around knife when I'm hunting/camping etc. I like the feature of being able to cut rope without having to open the knife. The assisted opening device works fantastically as well. If you're looking for a sharp, dependable, great all around knife....look no further!
SOg is the best
Whitley
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I love SOG knifes. I have yet to break 1. The come RAZOR sharp and r designed beautifully. I love the clips they have, they make the knife sit nice and low in the pocket so that they don't get caught on things. Lots of SOG knifes r also used and designed for the military, so the r meant to last. Bottom line is if u want the best production knife u can get, get SOG.
My daily carry knife
Shamarcus
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I bought this knife for daily carry and adventure races. I like the spring loaded assist and the mechanical safety for when I do not anticipate needing the knife in a quick defensive manner. It is extremely light weight, sharp, and fairly well constructed. The cord cut capability without opening the blade is excellent for use with 550 cord. I recommend this knife if you are in the market for a mid price knife that will see field work. I like knives with both standard and serrate blades. For me, this is the best of both worlds.
