@@wendellknight2072 Some people prefer a smaller everyday carry. Smaller blade usually means smaller handle, smaller overall footprint for the knife. The full size Seal XR isn't a very pocketable EDC for most people. Especially people with smaller hands.
@@ChaunceyDurant I agree, I think you could easily break glass with it, but I think SOG intended for this to be more of a striker you could use in a combat situation, if you needed to strike someone with the butt of your knife. Thanks for the comment!
@@productreviewsallday If you are in combat, and performing hand to hand, and pull out this knife, and try to "bop" someone on the head with this, it wont do shit....trust me.
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Sweet piece 😊.
@@recardovega6022 Thank you! I appreciate the comment!
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I dig it
That thing weighs more than my Leatherman i couldn't see carrying that kinda weight daily looks like a good fidget tool that's about it
@@yeshua1176 She's a beast no doubt!
Would be awesome with a DLC coated blade.
@@tomcat8983 Sure would!
@@productreviewsallday so the black blades have a Cerakote finish.
@@tomcat8983 The Blackout version is sweet looking!
Want to add, the SEAL XR has very impressive blade thickness and the detent is EXCELLENT. Forgot to mention in my review.
They need to make a 3.5-inch blade version
@@TeaDoubleE85 I'd buy it!
Why would you want a smaller blade on this knife?
@wendellknight2072 Different strokes for different folks!
@@productreviewsallday
Fair enough. I thought there was some technical reason for a smaller blade
@@wendellknight2072 Some people prefer a smaller everyday carry. Smaller blade usually means smaller handle, smaller overall footprint for the knife. The full size Seal XR isn't a very pocketable EDC for most people. Especially people with smaller hands.
Need more chimping. JK
@@jim9472 🤣
I dont like holes in my blades
@@billlowe3016 I can respect that!
Great review. Horrible huge branding makes me give it a pass.
@@GabrielDeMfromNY Thank you! Different strokes for different folks!
I want the machines that made the part to be AMERICAN.
@@Trohawkk haha true that!
you can break glass with it, hence the name of a "glass breaker".....
@@ChaunceyDurant I agree, I think you could easily break glass with it, but I think SOG intended for this to be more of a striker you could use in a combat situation, if you needed to strike someone with the butt of your knife. Thanks for the comment!
@@productreviewsallday No, they were not intending it to be used in combat....I assure you.
@@productreviewsallday If you are in combat, and performing hand to hand, and pull out this knife, and try to "bop" someone on the head with this, it wont do shit....trust me.