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The SEAL Team knife, formerly known as the SEAL Knife 2000, evaluation program included: tip breaking stress, blade breaking limit, sharpness, edge retention, handle twist off force, two week salt water immersion tests, gasoline and acetylene torch resistance, chopping, hammering, prying, penetration tests, cutting six different types of rope and line, plus an intense hands-on competition in the field.
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
[2 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
from Oregon on 8/23/2009
Comments about SOG SOG Seal Team Fixed Blade Knife S37-N:
The product rusted almost immediately after my first salt water dive. The rust was not minor and I stopped using the knife for diving. The sheath is not ideal for diving and lacks good underwater retention systems. I replaced the sheath with another sheath that could be used in my drysuit.
The knife stays incredibly sharp and is capable of killing or cutting whatever you need. If I dove predominately fresh, I might keep it as a fresh water knife.
Comments about SOG SOG Seal Team Fixed Blade Knife S37-N:
you have to buy this knife, its great quality!, u cant break it. it great!!
[3 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
from JAX Bch, FL; So. CA on 11/25/2007
Comments about SOG SOG Seal Team Fixed Blade Knife S37-N:
This blade does not rust, great for repeated rock scraping and oyster opening. Sheath is highly durable. Edge stays sharp, but you will need to sharpen if you abuse it like I have. Long knife with comfortable handdle and the tip is stronger than any other knife I have ever used. i HAVE HAD THIS KNIFE SINCE 1999