Terminus XR G10 Daily Carry Rugged EDC Ambidextrous Pocket Folding Knives | G10 Handle | Wear-Resistant D2 Steel Blade

A sharp knife with smooth action. The weight and knife thickness make this knife perfect for EDC. I wear dress pants to work everyday and unlike my other knives, this knife is not printing in my pants. The blade seems to stay sharp after testing this to cut multiple materials such as cardboard boxes, 9mm and 10mm rope, different sizes elastic bands, 18 inch long zip ties, and I also used this to sharpen a pencil. I haven’t sharpened this yet but after doing research I learned that the blade is easy to sharpen, supposedly. For a knife with a duralock and D2 blade, this is a good deal. Highly recommended. Almost the same size as SOG Diverge but a little heavier. It feels more robust and rugged.

Probably way too early to make my review.. but I really like the slim profile and I can tell this isn’t one of the cheap $20 knives I used to buy with the quality of the material for example the locking mechanism is very crisp and the clip is strong and won’t break. Very lightweight, nice grip

The SOG Termius XR is so far as I can tell the best knife for the money if you want an "axis lock" style blade. I have a benchmade bugout and comparing to that this knife does really well for the price. Sure the benchmade is better in every way but the compromises are not bad on the SOG and the feature set is robust. Sure the XR lock is not as smooth as the Benchmade. The spring is stronger on the SOG so it takes more pressure to unlock it. Sure the scales are not as polished. Sure the D2 is not as good as S30V. Sure there is no lanyard hole on the SOG. But... do you use a lanyard hole? For my use the upgrades are not really a good use of my dollars. The scale finish isnt bad its just not as smooth. The XR lock works fine and can be flicked open and closed with ease. The pocketclip (since SOG updated it) is peachy keen. The SOG also has a flicker giving you one more way to open it than a bugout. The CIVIVI praxis has similar steel/scales but no crossbar lock, the kershaw heist would be the best direct competition to this knife but at the time of writing is $10 more and doesnt have a flicker tab on the back (though the heist has a lanyard hole). So my opinion, this is a sweet knife for the money, it drops effortlessly through paper out of the box, has all the features (though less polished) of a knife that costs $120 more, its hard not to like it.

First off it’s a great knife for the price. I had only one complaint for which it lost a star. The G10 scales are sharp around the edges. You can tell they were milled and then slapped on the knife with no finishing touches making for an uncomfortable feel in the hand. I’m used to my $200 Benchmade mini griptilian with g10 scales that are grippy but have had the finishing touches so they aren’t sharp on the edge. But even my $40 G10 Civivi is smoother around the edges. Simple fix, I hit all the edges of the SOG with a bit of 180 grit sand paper to give them a chamfer instead of a sharp 90° edge. It now feels almost as good in my hand as the Benchmade. I get that it was only $50 and not $200 but this is something that should have been done at the factory. Changing the mill bit that cuts out the scales could accomplish this with no extra steps needed. Otherwise it’s nice and sharp with a smooth solid lockup. The blade is centered in the handle when closed. It’s a great knife now that I smoothed out its rough edges. I wouldn’t call myself a collector but I have more than a handful of knives from Benchmade, Civivi, CRKT, Kershaw, Gerber, etc. If I see a knife I like I buy it and typically cycle them through which one goes in my pocket for a few weeks. If you don’t mind hitting this one with a bit of sand paper it’s worth owning.

It's a good knife, blade nicely sharpened upon arrival, comfortable to hold and use and it sits securely in my pocket with the provided clip. Neuropathy issues have caused trouble opening and closing some other knives, but the SOG Terminus opens and closes easily thanks to the XR Lock that also holds the blade securely in the locked or open position. No negatives to report here.

Very nice knife. Different clip than the one in the photo but I prefer that. The other one got bad reviews and the one I received worked great. Sharp and fun to fidget. #knifelife

I like it a lot handle is comfortable, the action is great and smooth blade is sharp. So far so good I’m a fan of SOG I like there products and there knives. It is hard to sharpen as it’s a g10 blade but a solid edc knife.

Good knife, but flipper is far too small and stiff. Sometimes the blade feels stuck when trying to open. Blade build is great, but not a refined design.

muy buena calidad, filo excelente,

Excelente navaja. Tiene un tamaño adecuado para traerla dentro del bolsillo del pantalón, el clip sobresale un poco del mango por lo queda dentro del bolsillo. La acción es un poco rígida en los primeros usos, pero se suavizó después de lubricarla y estar jugando con ella. El mango es texturizado y tiene un tamaño que ofrece un buen agarre con guantes de trabajo. Lo que más se le critica en otras reseñas a esta navaja es el hecho de estar hecha en China pero la verdad no veo ningún problema con la calidad, está bien ensamblada, la hoja tiene un filo excelente de nueva y está bien centrada. Solamente hay que recordar que es acero D2, es resistente a la corrosión pero no es acero inoxidable y requiere algo de cuidado, si bien viene con recubrimiento; con el uso ese recubrimiento se va a desgastar, tengo otras Leatherman con recubrimiento similar a las que ya se les ha desgastado con el uso. Simplemente hay que limpiarla de vez en cuando y aplicarle un poco de aceite.

Leve e compacto. Produto bem construído. Ideal para EDC.

Já tive algumas outras facas com esse tipo de trava e não gostava muito mas essa SOG veio extremamente bem calibrada, se tornou minha preferida

Excelente navaja, muy afilada y la forma en la que se abre es muy facil y practica