SOG Twitch II


Type: Folding
Blade: 69mm
Lock: Backlock
Avg Price: $30.00
Overall
8.3
Quality
9.0
Ergonomics
8.8
Value
8.8

Based on 4 User Reviews


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Overall
8
Quality
9
Ergonomics
10
Value
10
-Price Paid: $40.00
-Used for Every Day Carry
-Owned for Greater than 1 year

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I Hear a lot of Flac when it comes to the SOG Twitch ii. Opinions Vary and I base my opinion on owning quite a few other Folders/EDC Knives. I've used my Twitch ii quite a lot and few times in some "emergency situations" where a screw driver would had been better, I'm not saying their aren't better knives and most certainly more expensive but for the money I'm telling you it's a Pretty Tough Little EDC Blade. I tighten the tension screw up where it virtually had "No Wobble" and after Hundreds of openings it has not loosen up yet. The Twitch ii is Good Looking, it's Light, It's Tough, it's inexpensive, good steel and comes with a Lifetime Warranty, What Else do you want ?

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Overall
7
Quality
7
Ergonomics
7
Value
7
-Price Paid: $30.00
-Used for Every Day Carry
-Owned for 3 months

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The SOG Twitch II is a very solid little EDC blade. The blade shape combined with the AUS-8 steel make it ideal for cutting rope, opening packages, and cutting cardboard. The handle fits the hand well and the open assist is a nice added feature. With a good price point of around $30 and several blade design option, the Twitch II is a good choice for a little EDC knife.


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Overall
9
Quality
10
Ergonomics
9
Value
9
-Price Paid: $30.00
-Used for Every Day Carry
-Owned for 3 months

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I purchased my SOG Twitch II on the very last day of the NRA's Annual General Meeting in Pittsburgh (a great little knife indeed), I did so after I had already purchased a Benchmade 470 for a $130.00 (Benchmade's asking price is $200.00 and we all know how that works, you end up buying it on online for $130.00..LOL).

Keeping in mind that the Twitch is smaller and is a Lockback compared to an Axis Lock, my advise would be save your $100.00 (or more) on the Benchmade 470 and buy the Twitch II.

I have had none of the problems with the finish on the Twitch that I have had with the Benchmade 470 and the Twitch's Ergonomics are almost as good.

The speed of the spring assist is just as fast and I like the way the blade has an inbuilt finger guard that can also be used to push down on to open the knife (or flick it open by the thumb-stud, either way of opening is just as good).

The steel holds a great edge, it does work well with it's more traditional lock back and the brushed clip is fantastically strong without any issues like a BLACK Coated either rubbing or chipping (that you find on say the Griptilians).

It really only has one drawback and is the safety lock being on the spine of the knife behind the push down lock back, but to be honest with you I personally don't mind it and this would not stop me from highly recommending the knife to any one.

The reality is that I like 90% of the civilian market place use a pocket knife for every day use like opening boxes, pealing an apple or cutting some string.

We want a knife that holds up well to being clipped to the inside pocket of our jeans, that's easy to use and is VALUE for our Hard Earned Money and I verily believe that the SOG Twitch II does all that in a great compact package.

Let me leave you with one thought to ponder over, if SOG can get the finish to have NO issues on a knife that they are asking say $60.00 for, then what reason is there to pay a $200.00 asking price for a Benchmade 470 (or what the real market is at the time) and have issues with the finish rubbing off....??

I do love my Benchmades but this little SOG does have me wondering, leaves me very impressed for the money and now has me opened minded to other Brand Options like SOG.....!!!




Comment by G.W.   05/17/2014
I agree ! I have a Few Other EDC Blades in which to Base my opinion and the SOG Twitch ii is a Great Little knife. I think the Problem with some folks is that they want these Little EDC Blades to perform the tasks of a Bowie Knife/Screw Driver or a Pry Bar, Come on! Yes the Blade is not centered, a problem you can fix pretty much just by tightening the tension screw, I have 2 Twitch ii's and I adjusted them both where they would just "barely open" to the fully open position, it took away any noticeably wobble and the Blade was fairly well centered !
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Overall
9
Quality
10
Ergonomics
9
Value
9
-Price Paid: $20.00
-Used for Every Day Carry
-Owned for 6 months

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Bought used new in box off knifeforums

This knife is a very nice dress up knife.

Assisted Flipper action is fast and solid.

Titanium coating on handle makes it look very sleek and expensive. Also help grip a little.

Very nice blade shape for EDC. Not scary looking. Aus 8 steel sharpens easy and hold nice edge.

The lock up is what sets this knife apart from others. Its a lock back/flipper with assist to boot.

This makes a for very solid and safe lock up.

Clip is nice and solid but not as deep as say a SOG Flash


Comment by Jason   06/14/2013
Bought this knife for EDC. Not overly impressed with the blade but the action as stellar. Glad I decided to try this instead of another Spyderco that has gotten ridiculously expensive considering the competition.
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