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SOG Flash AT Assisted Opening Pocket Knife 3.45" Drop Point D2 Titanium Nitride Blade Glass Reinforced Nylon (GRN) Handle Blackout

$89.99
Brand
SOG
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Barrel Length
3.45in
Accessory Type
Knives & Tools
UPC
729857010917
MPN
SOG11180141

Overview

The SOG Flash AT is a folding, assisted-opening pocket knife designed for everyday utility. It features a 3.45-inch cryogenically heat-treated D2 stainless steel blade with a black titanium nitride finish and a plain edge. The knife is built with a glass-reinforced nylon (GRN) handle, providing a compact, ergonomic grip. Measuring 8.29 inches in total length when open and 4.67 inches when closed, the tool weighs 4.49 ounces and is 0.12 inches thick. The knife utilizes SOG’s ambidextrous AT-XR locking mechanism, which includes a built-in blade locking safety and a spine-mounted safety system for secure carry and deployment. It is designed for ambidextrous use and includes a pocket clip for easy transport. This model serves as an EDC-style tool suitable for various outdoor and utility applications.

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