Most knives, even fixed blades, are designed for general cutting utility. Unfortunately, they can sometimes fail in emergency and survival situations.
It’s those same circumstances, however, that SOG’s new Compound Tac-Pry was specifically built for. But the real kicker is that this surprisingly affordable, compact fixed blade also thrives with general utility.
Don’t just survive; thrive
Even a cursory glance reveals that the Compound Tac-Pry is an unusual fixed blade. That starts with its chisel-tip blade shape, which is explicitly designed for prying and chipping, making it perfect for survival situations.
But it doesn’t stop there. The blade’s spine also has a gut hook for hunting and fishing that doubles as an emergency seatbelt cutter. The tool has an even sturdier crowbar-like tail when you can’t get enough leverage from the chisel-tip blade. And it still has a long enough belly for all your normal cutting tasks.
Everything considered, it’s a unique blend of functionality in a fixed-blade knife that doesn’t sacrifice its more pedestrian capabilities.
