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SOG TFSA98-CP Flash II 8 in Black EDC Pocket Knife

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Flash II Drop Point-Black Serrated
Brand SOG
Model Name SOG Knives - Flash II - Partially Serrated, Black TiNi, Clam Pack
Special Feature Locking Blades
Age Range (Description) Adult
Included Components SOG Flash II Spring-Assisted Folding Knife (TFSA98-CP)
Handle Material Glass Reinforced Nylon
Color Black
Blade Material Stainless Steel
Style Flash II Drop Point-Black Serrated
Blade Length 3.5 Inches

About this item

  • QUICK OPEN EVERYDAY CARRY KNIFE: The SOG Flash II drop point folding knife serves as a daily carry knife with Assisted Opening tech; these folding knives measure 4.5 inches in closed length; model number: TFSA98-CP
  • FOLDER KNIFE W/ GRN HANDLE: A 3.5 inch stainless steel partially serrated pocket knife blade makes this folding knife versatile; fast open knife is lightweight at 3.1 ounces with a glass-reinforced nylon grip
  • ONE HAND OPEN FAST OPEN KNIFE WITH PISTON LOCK: One of the most reliable fast blade knife systems ever; these EDC knives open single-handed, while Piston Lock secures the blade
  • BLACK AUS-8 SERRATED EDGE POCKET KNIFE: Quick release knife is scratch- and peel-resistant with Black Titanium Nitrade (TiNi) coating; this fast clip knife and everyday carry knife carries concealed and easy with reversible, low-carry pocket knife clip
  • SOG KNIVES FOR LIFE: Take care of your EDC folding knife and we’ll take care of you; SOG every day carry knives are built to last, and we consider all repair and replacement requests
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Thumbs Up: Use the Thumbstuds to open the Flash II; mounted on both sides for ambidextrous use.

Field Notes:

"A fast, functional folder."

Power features:

  • Solid single-handed design
  • Lightning-fast deployment
  • Tough titanium-nitride finish

A Fast, Reliable Everyday Blade

Easy One-Hand Open

Trust the SOG Flash II assisted opening knife to bring your blade to the ready blazingly fast. SOG, based in Seattle, WA, created this knife to offer quick and easy cutting at home, on the job, while adventuring and in any emergency.

  • 3.5” TITANIUM NITRIDE-COATED AUS-8 STAINLESS STEEL: The Flash II Tanto is designed for quick draws and quicker cuts with minimal wear
  • ONE-HAND OPEN + PISTON LOCK: Ambidextrous design makes the Flash II effective in either hand; stay secure in any position with the Piston Lock
  • DISCREET REVERSIBLE LOW CARRY: Your knife is nobody’s business but yours, and SOG lets you keep it that way with this clip
  • 3.1 OZ. PARTIALLY SERRATED DROP POINT: More blade strength and cutting power per ounce than you could ever need
  • SOG COMMITMENT: Take care of your knives and we’ll take care of you; SOG tools are built to last, and we’re committed to making sure they do

BORN + BASED IN THE USA

SOG STRONG. SOG, short for MACV-SOG, is a U.S. tool and knife company founded in 1986 and named in honor of the Military Assistance Command, Vietnam - Studies and Observations Group, a spec ops outfit that valued quick, quiet solutions.

SOG SUPPORT. Our knives and tools are built to last, and we always stand ready to assist you when needed.

U.S. DESIGN + QUALITY CONTROL

SOG STEEL. Your SOG Flash II assisted opening knife is crafted in hardcased black titanium nitride-coated AUS-8 stainless steel, and powered by SOG Assisted Tech (S.A.T.) that brings your blade to the ready fast.

SOG SHAPE + SERRATION. The Flash II features a partially serrated blade for quick, clean edge cuts and a drop-point design that allows the strength of the spine to continue through to the point, resulting in a rugged, brawny blade.

CONTENTS

  • SOG Flash II Assisted Opening Knife (TFSA98-CP).
Flash II (TFSA98-CP) Flash II (FSA8-CP) Flash II (TFSAT8-CP) Flash II (FSAT98-CP) Flash II (TFSAT98-CP) Flash II (FSA98-CP)
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Blade Length 3.5" 3.5" 3.5" 3.5" 3.5" 3.5"
Closed Length 4.5" 4.5" 4.5" 4.5" 4.5" 4.5"
Weight 3.1 oz. 3.1 oz. 3.1 oz. 3.1 oz. 3.1 oz. 3.1 oz.
Steel Type AUS-8 AUS-8 AUS-8 AUS-8 AUS-8 AUS-8
Handle Type Glass-Reinforced Nylon Glass-Reinforced Nylon Glass-Reinforced Nylon Glass-Reinforced Nylon Glass-Reinforced Nylon Glass-Reinforced Nylon
Blade Shape Drop Point Drop Point Tanto Tanto Tanto Drop Point
Finish Hardcased Black TiNi Satin Polished Hardcased Black TiNi Satin Polished Hardcased Black TiNi Satin Polished
Assisted Opening Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Flick the Flash II – with either hand, mind you – and get 3.5” of AUS-8 stainless steel sliding from the handle so fast it makes the blade blur. Believe it. That’s thanks to SOG Assisted Technology (S.A.T.), a system of opposing high-tension springs that propels the blade open instantly once you give it a flick.

From the Manufacturer

The Flash II 3.5" Knife has got to be one of the coolest knives we’ve ever seen. Forget its wicked-quick blade access, that it handles like a race car on rails, or that it locks up like Alcatraz. It just looks and feels extraordinary. The Flash family of knives feature SOG Assisted Technology (S.A.T.), which employs a powerful piston lock that is easily released with a sliding button. The Flash I (1/2 serrated) comes with glass-reinforced Zytel handle and 1/2 serrated, black TiNi coated blade. All Flash knives come standard with SOG’s patent pending, reversible bayonet mounted clip that ensures the lowest, most discreet carry possible. We also had the foresight to incorporate an additional safety lock that gives added security when the blade is closed. Note that when the safety shows red... YOU ARE READY TO GO!

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Customers say

Customers are happy with the sharpness, durability, ease of opening, and weight of the knife. For example, they mention the blade is definitely sharp, the handle is rugged, and of adequate size. Some appreciate the spring-assisted opening, saying it can be flicked open very quickly. Overall, most are happy that it's well worth the price.

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606 customers mention562 positive44 negative

Customers are satisfied with the sharpness of the knife. They mention that the blade is definitely sharp, it retains its edge, and is an arm shaving sharp. Some appreciate the pocket clip and the ease of sharpening. Overall, most find it to be a great long-term knife that can be sharpened without worrying.

"...The blade is sharp, I tried cutting nylon straps versus my kanetsune 11 layer damascus steel blade and both cut the straps like butter, no..." Read more

"...It disappears in your pocket. The blade is big for the knife and it feels good in hand even though it is so light. It might be the perfect EDC...." Read more

"...have kept it in my pocket daily, are the deep riding clip, the ease of sharpening, the light weight, the blade size and shape...." Read more

"...-Awesome quality blade. Serrations are razor sharp and have stayed so throughout months and months of use...." Read more

412 customers mention338 positive74 negative

Customers like the durability of the knife. They say it's well made, sturdy, and retains an edge. They also say the pocket clip works well, and the blade is well made. The handle is rugged, comfortable, and of adequate size. Overall, customers say it has great SOG quality and is a good candidate as an EDC.

"...years I've only needed to tighten the pocket clip once, everything else has been very solid, I was constantly putting super glue on the CRKT to keep..." Read more

"...Third the knife itself feels sturdy for cutting, I don't know how solid it would be for lateral force, but hey it's a knife, if you need to pry..." Read more

"...Yes, I said three oz.2. The cheap looking Zytel is tough as nails and provides a very good grip while not wearing out the edge of your..." Read more

"...-Awesome quality blade. Serrations are razor sharp and have stayed so throughout months and months of use...." Read more

273 customers mention232 positive41 negative

Customers like the ease of opening the knife. They say it opens with a touch of the thumb, and the spring-assisted mechanism works great. Some mention that the knife rides low in the pocket and is easy to carry.

"...two SOGs I prefer it without the spring since it is nearly as easy and quick to open yet much easier to close single-handed." Read more

"...First, the SOG assisted opening technology (SAT), I mentioned above I am not one really to play around with my knives, but I do find myself playing..." Read more

"...-Spring assisted opening is fast and works great...." Read more

"...Kicking the knife open with my thumb and closing it are both easy and without any excessive force required...." Read more

266 customers mention239 positive27 negative

Customers like the weight of the knife. They say it's lightweight, easy to carry, and unnoticeable when carrying in the pocket. Some mention the handle feels sturdy and the spine is thick.

"...1- I don't even notice it's there in my pocket because it is very light, it rides low and discreet and yet it has a 3-1/2 inch blade...." Read more

"...All in all, this knife rocks. Its so lightweight you literally can't tell you are carrying it. The assist is fast and engages amazingly easy...." Read more

"...Its really lightweight and easy to carry. I dont typically carry a knife but I started to with this one...." Read more

"...In summary, this is a great knife. It's lightweight, rides in my front pocket like it's not even there, opens very quickly and effortlessly, and is..." Read more

212 customers mention179 positive33 negative

Customers like the quality of the knife. They say it's well worth the price, has a very good quality to cost ratio, and is a great assisted opener for the price. Customers also mention that the blade is strong, sharp, and serrated.

"...It's well worth the money spent. In fact, I plan to buy a couple more to keep in my vehicles." Read more

"...Overall, I'm fairly satisfied with the knife for the price. I won't need it for anything heavy duty, so it fits my light duty needs fine...." Read more

"...The blade is strong, sharp, serrated, and locks firmly into place...." Read more

"...exceeds the many "cheap knife" options on the market, and is priced reasonably enough to make it worth it to spend the extra on this and get a truly..." Read more

175 customers mention132 positive43 negative

Customers like the safety of the knife. They mention that it has a safety lock for those who prefer to lock their knife when, it's fast and works great. The locking mechanism is great if you want to put it in a bag, it seems to lock fairly securely, and it prevents accidental opening. The lock is easily engaged for simple one-handed closing, and is easily manipulable. Some like the bolt action lock better, mainly for ease of closing with one hand, and that it locks open first time, every time.

"...Second, the safety features, well placed easy to use, and I didn't have the problem of the safety lock engaging on its own in my pocket...." Read more

"...6. There is a safety lock, I don't use it but it has never locked in my pocket (nor has the knife ever opened in my pocket) and I might use it if my..." Read more

"...Like many other reviewers have mentioned, the safety sounds good on paper (especially if you have small children), but in reality it is an annoyance...." Read more

"...But it is there. And the lock is completely pointless...." Read more

150 customers mention107 positive43 negative

Customers like the maneuverability of the knife. They say it feels very secure in their hand, it has a grippy design, and is ergonomically correct. They also say there is no wiggle or play in the blade and it's easy to carry.

"...4- The handle has been criticized but I like it, it feels very secure in my hand with an aggressive finger guard, and I never felt my forefinger..." Read more

"...7. The ergonomics are good with the rubbery feel of the scales and a very nice shape for the hand and the minimal handle jimping does give some..." Read more

"...-The handle's design is very nice and grippy and I love the ergonomic indent design for your two fingers- it feels awesome in your hand...." Read more

"...Not sure about the safety feature though as it slides very easy and I could see it activating or deactivating with normal in and out of pocket use...." Read more

120 customers mention102 positive18 negative

Customers find the knife easy to work with, with well-placed safety features and a lock mechanism that makes it easy to use one-handed. They also say the assist is really nice and very easy to open one-hand. Customers also say it provides quick, easy access to the knife without having to have something. They mention it's discrete and easy to maintain with a leather strop.

"...of my CRKT, the Flash II feels so much more secure and has been easier for me to use...." Read more

"...Second, the safety features, well placed easy to use, and I didn't have the problem of the safety lock engaging on its own in my pocket...." Read more

"...AUS-8 done right.5. The piston lock is flawless and easy to operate one handed and the blade locked up tight...." Read more

"...It came quite sharp and is easy to maintain with a leather strop and green compound (Bark River)...." Read more

TEN YEAR REVIEW
4 Stars
TEN YEAR REVIEW
Pictures were taken today. I ordered this knife from Amazon on July 22, 2011 and have carried it almost every day since. That's a pretty good endorsement in and of itself, as I am a power user. I can't begin to tell you how many miles of backcountry hiking, paddling, and camping this knife has seen in those 10 years. It's processed tons of food, cleaned fish, cut thousands of pieces of paracord, whittled hot dog sticks, feathersticks, you name it. Plus everyday use like breaking down cardboard boxes, cutting twine, wire insulation, gas lines, etc. Here are my thoughts after 10 years of heavy use:The overall durability of this knife is top notch. The AUS-8 Satin has held up wonderfully and it takes and retains an edge like the day it was made. There are some scratches on the blade, and even a little patina...just evidence of a well used knife. Deployment is still wonderfully fast, I've never once had the blade slip out of the locked open position, and the blade release still works like new. The handle texture has held up great and the pocket clip still maintains its original grip. That pocket clip was one of the main reasons I bought this knife in the first place...it's oriented correctly and secures the knife deep in the pocket. I can honestly say the longevity of this knife has far exceeded my expectations. I'm almost 50 years old, I've owned/lost/broke countless pocket knives, and am simply amazed at how this one has held up.I do have a couple minor gripes: This knife does have the SOG-typical blade play, both horizontal and vertical, that I don't much care for...but again, 10 years of heavy use and it hasn't caused an issue in functionality, so I can't really complain. But it is there. And the lock is completely pointless. As you can see from the pic, I have a small piece of electrical tape jammed in the lock to keep it in the unlocked position. That same piece of tape has been there for all 10 years and the blade has never accidentally opened in my pocket, even when scrambling through and low crawling under thick brush. If there was a lock-less version at a reduced price point I would buy it in a heartbeat.Just as side notes, I've only ever used this knife as a knife...it's never been a screwdriver or hammer or prybar. I also have small-medium size hands and the fit and feel are fantastic.That's it. It's not perfect, but it's pretty darned close. If you treat this knife right, it will give you many years of reliable service, mine is proof.
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dlc
5.0 out of 5 stars Great companion knife
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2014
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I'm certainly not a knife expert and the only other knife I carried extensively was a very affordable CRKT M16 (got it for 15 bucks on clearance) that I thought was pretty good. This is my second Flash II, I carried the TiNi version for over 3 years and here are my observations:

1- I don't even notice it's there in my pocket because it is very light, it rides low and discreet and yet it has a 3-1/2 inch blade. I like the security of having this knife on me all the time.

2- I use it quite often with the serrated edge even though knife enthusiasts prefer a straight edge. I've simply used the serrations where it was more efficient to cut, and I don't want to carry two different knives. I also have meat cutter experience so I don't have any issues sharpening it when needed.

3- Using the excellent pocket clip, the Flash II has never accidentally dropped out of my pocket as I was often losing my CRKT.

4- The handle has been criticized but I like it, it feels very secure in my hand with an aggressive finger guard, and I never felt my forefinger would accidentally slip onto the blade using it with force.

5- The blade lock has also been criticized but I really prefer it over the liner lock of my CRKT, the Flash II feels so much more secure and has been easier for me to use. This knife is also simple and quick to open single-handed using the thumb studs.

6- Over 3 years I've only needed to tighten the pocket clip once, everything else has been very solid, I was constantly putting super glue on the CRKT to keep screws from coming loose.

7- Sure I would like to own a Benchmade Griptillian ($100) with an AXIS lock, but I purchased this on Amazon for only $31 when SOG had a promotion.

The only criticism that I have is closing this knife single-handed quickly and safely, which takes little practice, effort, and caution because of the design and resistance of the assisted opening.

On my first Flash II I took it apart out of curiosity and the assisted opening spring popped out. I put it back together without the spring because I couldn't figure out how to place it back in. I thought I would miss the assisted opening, although between the two SOGs I prefer it without the spring since it is nearly as easy and quick to open yet much easier to close single-handed.
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Gerald
5.0 out of 5 stars Very good Knife/Value
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2011
Style: Flash II Drop Point-Black SerratedVerified Purchase
I just received this knife a couple of days ago, so far I really love it. I am not one to play around with my knives, I use them as tools, so I like to have practical sharp blades on hand when I need them. I have read many of the reviews prior to buying this one and I have to say I am quite pleased with what arrived.

First, the SOG assisted opening technology (SAT), I mentioned above I am not one really to play around with my knives, but I do find myself playing with the assisted opening, it is smooth, easy and ... well a lot of fun, one of my favorite features of the knife.

Second, the safety features, well placed easy to use, and I didn't have the problem of the safety lock engaging on its own in my pocket.

Third the knife itself feels sturdy for cutting, I don't know how solid it would be for lateral force, but hey it's a knife, if you need to pry something open get a screwdriver. The blade is sharp, I tried cutting nylon straps versus my kanetsune 11 layer damascus steel blade and both cut the straps like butter, no complaints there.

Fourth, the clip is nice, very tight fit so no fear of losing, and hides the knife low in pocket, out of sight.

So far I must say I love this knife and would recommend it. Given I do not put my knives through the rigors that some do, but for everyday uses around house, yard and dive gear/equipment, it works great.
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Graf
5.0 out of 5 stars tries to make all their EDC knives look like tactical weapons of mass destruction
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2015
Style: Flash II Drop Point-Satin StraightVerified Purchase
SOG in general, tries to make all their EDC knives look like tactical weapons of mass destruction. Why? But the Flash II looks much more normal so I bought it. Out of the package it looked like cheap plastic, a little more thick and boxy than it should have been and the blade looked bland as a butter knife. But as I began carrying it, I realized that each morning unless I had a need for a specific knife, I grabbed this one. It's great. Sure it has cons:
1. It does look cheesy and boxy
2. The blade lacks cool graphics, no spiders or skulls or info about designer or steel and it is flat without fancy recurves or swedging.
3. The scales are Zytel (Kershaw does glass-reinforced nylon right: like the Free Fall, this just feels like plastic)
4. The assisted opening isn't as smooth as a Kershaw and the spring engages so early that you have to overcome it all the way until it is fully closed, making one handed closing difficult without some practice.
5.The handle is unlined and it will flex some.
6. No real jimping (there is handle jimping but it is so slight as to be non-existent)

But there are a bunch of pros:
1. It is a full bodied blade with a 3.5 inch cutting edge and assisted opening that weighs 3 ounces!! Yes, I said three oz.
2. The cheap looking Zytel is tough as nails and provides a very good grip while not wearing out the edge of your pocket.
3. The assisted opening engages early and just flings the blade out, fast and with no effort. Just a little nudge and it's out and the studs are easy to access and don't hurt your fingers/thumbs..
4. The bland looking blade is a full flat grind that is perfect for slicing and uber easy to resharpen. The grind is perfect and the blade was super sharp out of the box and stayed that way for a long time. AUS-8 done right.
5. The piston lock is flawless and easy to operate one handed and the blade locked up tight. (Although others have said they had some side to side blade play; I didn't)
6. There is a safety lock, I don't use it but it has never locked in my pocket (nor has the knife ever opened in my pocket) and I might use it if my knife is packed in airline luggage, or is going to be left out where kids, drunks or inexperienced co-workers can get to it. It's scary to think how light this would be without the lock.
7. The ergonomics are good with the rubbery feel of the scales and a very nice shape for the hand and the minimal handle jimping does give some added traction. I could see some hands not lining up with the two finger cut-outs but mine work fine.
8. There is an awesome deep carry clip. It curves over the knife "top" about 1/4 an inch above it so every bit of the knife disappears. "Is that a pen in your pocket?" It goes in and comes out smoothly. Even the cut outs on the clip probably reduce weight some.

All in all, this knife rocks. Its so lightweight you literally can't tell you are carrying it. The assist is fast and engages amazingly easy. It disappears in your pocket. The blade is big for the knife and it feels good in hand even though it is so light. It might be the perfect EDC. You will wind up reaching for it a lot more than you think you will when you first unbox it. Did I mention it is a full bodied blade with a 3.5 inch cutting edge and assisted opening that weighs 3 ounces!
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Bernhard Errath
5.0 out of 5 stars perfekt arretiert, super scharf ab werk
Reviewed in Germany on August 18, 2016
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das aufklappen des messers wirkt fast so als wäre es leicht gefedert, ein leichter aufklapp-impuls genügt und die klinge klappt fast automatisch auf und fixiert sich. die klinge ist dann sehr gut fixiert, die fixierung lässt sich nur durch betätigung des oberen drückmechanismus im griff lösen. im zugeklappten zuständ lässt es sich vor unbeabsichtigtem öffnen mit einem kleinen hebel im untern bereich des griffes sperren.
die klinge ist rasiermesserscharf ab werk!!
super angenehme grösse.
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Philip
5.0 out of 5 stars Top: Assisted Opening
Reviewed in Germany on August 29, 2013
Style: Flash II Drop Point-Satin StraightVerified Purchase
--Allgemein--
Die Qualität des Stahls, sowie die Verarbeitung sind wie von SOG gewohnt sehr gut. Das Messer wird rasiermesserscharf geliefert.

--Sicherung--
Der kleine "Hebel" um den Öffnungsmechanismus der Klinge zu blockieren funktioniert gut und kann eventuell von Nutzen sein, auf jeden Fall stört er nicht und beeinträchtigt auch das Aussehen nicht.

--Klingen Sicherung--
Der Locking Mechanismus ist einfach und gut zu bedienen. Das schließen ist durchaus auch mit einer Hand möglich.

--Assisted Opening--
Die SOG Assisted Technology™ (S.A.T.) ist einfach klasse umgesetzt bei dem Flash II. Schnell, kraftvoll, nicht zu locker, nicht zu fest. Wer die Kershaw Speedsafe Messer (z.B. Kershaw Piston oder Blur) kennt, der wird von dem Flash II begeistert sein, das öffnen bringt einfach Spaß.
Ich habe auch das SOG Trident in der Hand gehabt und trotzdem es die selbe Technologie ist gefällt mir die Umsetzung dort nicht so gut.

Das Flash II ist eines meiner Lieblingsmesser.
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Weasel
5.0 out of 5 stars Top Messer
Reviewed in Germany on August 21, 2020
Style: Flash II Drop Point-Satin StraightVerified Purchase
Vielleicht nicht ganz konform mit den deutschen Gesetzen.
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AmazonKunde
5.0 out of 5 stars Top
Reviewed in Germany on December 6, 2018
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Super SOG Messer
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Esteban de Miel
4.0 out of 5 stars Solides Back-Up Knife
Reviewed in Germany on June 9, 2014
Style: Flash II Drop Point-Black SerratedVerified Purchase
schon länger auf dem Markt und dürfte bekannt sein, deswegen meine Bewertung zum aktuell gelieferten Messer - Klinge liegt beim Eimklappen nicht ganz zentriert, das kann mit ein wenig Herumschrauben aber behoben werden. kommt sehr scharf geliefert - sowohl der glatte, als auch der serrated Klingen-Teil.

Klingen-Beschichtung ist sauber aufgetragen und ohne Fehler.

für diesen Preis von diesem Hersteller - Kaufempfehlung, wenn nicht als Euer primäres EDC Messer, dann jedenfalls als sehr gutes Back-Up.
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