SOGUltra XR Everyday Carry Slimline Ambidextrous CRYO CPM S35VN Stainless Steel Folding Knives | Titanium Pocket/Money Clip

Great looking money clip-knife. Practical and well constructed. I’ve always appreciated SOG knife company’s value and design. The blade was very sharp from the factory.

The knife is super small, super slim and super lightweight. It is also very sharp and durable. I’ve had this knife for years and never had a problem with it. Never fell off the clip, never cracked or chipped! Awesome knife, I only buy SOG stuff. Their backpacks are top-notch as well.

So, I was going to return this knife, but this kife is really great for being in a new city where you basically need a money clip. I used it to carry ID and a CC, and it works great for that. Will I EDC this knife, no, and in fact, I also carried a Gerber 06 tanto auto with it, but it was a nice combo for being in a new city, and not knowing what to expect. I think this is a very good knife when you want to keep a low profile, and probably also have another knife, but the money clip part is very nice. Also, it's super sharp, so if it had to be used it would fulfill its duty, but I would consider this a backup knife, or a money clip/knife when you're in a new area. It's very lightweight, yet sharp, subtle, and gold lol; so you really can't go wrong with the combo. I will not be returning this knife.

If you want a small, extremely sharp knife with a premium steel that weighs next to nothing, this is the knife for you. Ten years ago I purchased the original (it was called "The Access Card" back then). It weighed over a half an ounce more than this one, and I literally carried it everywhere, every day. With the carbon fiber scales, and S35VN steel, this model is quite the upgrade. The access lock opening mechanism works flawlessly; but the blade is ultra thin and light, so it's not something that flies open with your typical wrist flick. And while I wouldn't use it to break down cardboard all day, it's nevertheless nice to have a good cutting tool, especially on those days when you don't feel like carrying around a beefier knife.

I bought a gold version for my son as a present. I was unaware he had sent me a gray version as a gift. When I received mine I couldn’t believe how light it was. This thing was lighter than my Benchmade bugout. The fit and finish was first rate and the knife was one of the sharpest out of the box that I have ever seen. I own several hundred knives and this one is at the top of my favorites. After a couple of days playing with mine I ordered a gold version for myself. I was afraid it was going to look tacky but after listening to my son go on and on about how much he liked his knife and how good it looked I figured if I didn’t like it my grandson would get it. Well, the boy is going to have to wait for his. The gold isn’t tacky at all and looks real high end. If you want an amazingly thin, light quality knife this is it.

An excellent choice for a light use pocket knife. Definitely not a go to edc but fun to carry as a secondary or if your wearing just shorts. If you want thin and sharp its the one. Unbelievably sharp out of the box. I have many more expensive knives that are not this sharp. The gold holds up like TiN does on all other things. It fades and wears down eventually but patinas kinda nice actually. I like a worn knife eventually

This makes a great EDC knife. It is lightweight, durable, sharp. opens and closes quickly. It is a little wide, but so light you hardly know you are carrying it. If you get it on sale, it is a great deal.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this to keep in my pocket....my hand goes into the pocket occasionally and with the tip so loose in the closed position and flips open just a hare is enough for me to not want that thing in my pocket.... afraid if I'm not careful I'll slice myself..... not gonna ask for a refund but very disappointed in this supposed higher quality and higher price gentleman's knife