TFSA-97 SOG Specialty, Tiny Folder
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Tiny Folder
The 4 stars is because the knife is so small - smaller than I thought it would be. It flips open nicely and looks cool etc. but it’s just really SMALL. That said, the small size allows it to be clipped to the inside of my trousers completely unnoticeably and it has been very useful. I think that I may order the Flash II - the same thing but larger, 5 stars will be likely.
The locking mechanism is great. I love this knife despite the size.
~ K
Update (2/6/2012): I also found some auctions for this item here.
The featured review for this product, SOG Specialty Knives & Tools TFSA-97 Flash I with Combination Serrated and Fine Blade, Black TiNi Tools & Hardware, was written by K. Ferguson.
The average rating for this item is out of 5 stars, according to 3 reviews.
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Tags: assisted opening, blades, edc, flash i, folding knife, folding knives, knife, pocket knife, pocketknives, sog, sog assisted opening, tini
Posted on: June 19, 2010
Filed under: Reviews
Reviews (2)
I. Campbell
May 29th, 2010 at 10:09 am
Small, light knife.
This is a small knife. It is very light. I will say it again think SMALL. It is sharp. The locking mechanism slides back and forth while the blade is closed. It does not feel cheap, just has some uni-directional movement it in. If you shake the knife up and down like a bottle of spray paint you’ll get the locking mechanism to slide up and down and make a clicking noise. The safety works well - when it is disengaged you will see a red indicator area. You kind of need finger nails to engage/disengage it. Gloves might be a problem. The handles are zytel - very light. It’s not cheap plastic but might feel like it to some people. The clip works well. It is tight. I can carry this knife in my jeans pocket without really noticing it, or I can clip it to the top of the pocket. The clip is configured in such a way so the knife is not visible and will not extend from your pants/pocket which is nice. There is also a small hole for a key ring - though the key ring would have to be non-standard as the hole is not large.
K. Ferguson
May 31st, 2010 at 4:44 am
Tiny Folder
Rated 4 stars.
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