SOG PowerLock 2.0 EOD
$114.00
The SOG PowerLock 2.0 EOD is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen December 21, 2011 at SunnySports.
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User Reviews
Having never owned a serious multi-tool before, I…
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Price Paid: $40
Having never owned a serious multi-tool before, I didn't know what to expect. I had dabbled with my brother's various Gerber and Leatherman tools, I knew what I didn't want in a multitool. I bought this tool on a whim because of its excellent sale price and researching the SOG brand was confident I would get a great product.
I didn't have a long time to get acquainted with this tool because I lost it a mere 6 months after owning it. That being said, it performed great while I had it. I used it a few times while fishing and various odds and ends while living in Florida.
It did a great job with everything I threw at it, and being able to take it fully apart for cleaning was a big plus. All of the blades were crazy sharp and I even used the VCut on a whim which although not seemingly useful was also quite sharp.
I am planning on replacing this with an identical multitool as soon as I find it on sale again. It will supplement my SOG folding knife which is excellent.
Specs
Specs
| Weight |
9.6 oz |
| Closed |
4.6 in |
| Open |
7 in |
| Head Type |
Needle Nose |
Description
The PowerLock 2.0 EOD is a multi-tool made by SOG. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
Where to Buy
The SOG PowerLock 2.0 EOD is not available from the stores we monitor.
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SunnySports |
Sierra Trading Post |
Ramsey Outdoor |
Appalachian Outdoors |
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