SOG Seal Revolver Knife - Silver Blade Review

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(More customer reviews)This is an excellent knife, though a little larger than what I really need for my purposes. I use this knife for general outdoorsmanship (hiking/camping/hunting/fishing) and can't comment on its practicality as a tactical knife. The knife blade is extremely sharp and angled to hold its edge well. The saw is quite functional and can quickly cut through saplings up to 9" in diameter. The blade locks into the handle with a metal pin and feels totally secure and solid with no rattling. The ridge on the spine of the blade is perfect for pressing your thumb against when you need fine control, and a few serrations at the base of the blade function well for cutting quickly through rope (and tendons/ligaments/cartilage). The sheath is made of kydex -- a very durable hardened resin -- with a button retainer and a retractable belt/webbing clip. Both blades measure 4.75" in length, and tip to tail the knife measures 10.25". On my scale, it weighs 9.1 oz (257g) with sheath, 5.8 oz (165g) without. SOG is known for quality knives and this one is no exception.

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Product Description:
It isn't very often that a product can create a new category; but the SEAL Revolver does just that. SOG has pioneered a fixed blade with a new twist...actually a complete revolution. The SEAL Revolver's secret is simply twice the capability for the same size and weight. The SEAL Revolver comes standard with a new look in blade shape that is not only functional, but distinctive. A survival saw serves as a backup in the handle. The blade features a forward thumb rest for increased dexterity and downward pressure. A glass-reinforced Zytel handle hides the stainless steel liners which ensure strength and quality. And as always, SOG edges are razor sharp. 4.75" blade, 10" overall

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Paracord Survival Bracelet by Survival straps Review

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(More customer reviews)16 ft. at your fingertips. If your a survivalist/pathfinder or in the medical field, $24 is well worth it. Excellent construction, you know why 550 paracord lives up to the hype. It also doesn't look to bad for reg. everyday use IMO.
I suggest getting the 9in. strap as this one is a pretty snug fit. I'd say the 8in or smaller(different brands) would work well for the female enthuasists.

A must have for the adventurous. (plus if you end up having to use it in a sticky situation, this particular company will take your used one & story, and replace it for no charge.(I'd say buyer pays shipping). Doesn't get any better than that.

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Our Regular Survival Bracelets are made with up to 16ft of 550 military spec paracord. They contain approximately 1.75 ft of paracord for every inch (wrist size) ordered. In an emergency situation, you can unravel the bracelet and deploy the paracord for use. If you do use your Survival Bracelet, simply send what is left back to us, along with your harrowing story of survival, and we will make you a new one, free of charge (shipping charges will apply). Whether you are hiking in the woods, stranded on an island, at the range, climbing a mountain, or running errands around town, you will always have several feet of 550 lb. test paracord with you at all times. Oh yeah, they also look incredible! Survival Bracelets come with a tough plastic side release buckle for attachment purposes. It's your choice. If you are looking for a very unique, stylish, and functional piece of gear, that is great for everyday wear, this one is for you. If you do use your bracelet in an emergency situation, simply send Survival Straps your story, and they will send you a new one free. All you pay is shipping to get a new one to you.

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