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SOCOM ELITE S/E-AUTO BLACK TACTICAL STANDARD (160A-1T)
SOCOM ELITE S/E-AUTO BLACK TACTICAL STANDARD (160A-1T)
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The SOCOM Elite® Auto sets the standard for tactical and utility cutlery. The original SOCOM has remained a highly popular folding knife since its inception in 1996. Over the years improvements have been made, making the SOCOM more adaptable to different environments. The manual or auto SOCOM has a unique handle shape that molds to your hand. You know you are buying the best tool on the market no matter which one-of-a-kind blade you choose.
- Overall Length: 9.11”
- Blade Length: 4.05”
- Weight: 5.60oz
- Knife Type: Automatic Folder
- Country of Origin: USA
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For an automatic knife this is a beast.
The blade is sweet and fits like a glove. You can really get a grip on this knife.
This is a beautiful tool.
I have over 20 folding blades from Benchmade, Boker, Kershaw, Gerber, Smith and Wesson, and the Microtech Socom Elite falls below the expectations I had based on the reputation of the brand name. While my OTF Microtech blades are second to none, the balance of this knife seems drastically off. The hollow plastic handle feels too light weight and cheap. As the blade is released with the push button, the knife feels unsteady as the blade stops and locks, to the point where you have to make sure you have a strong grip on the handle. The blade is fantastic and extremely sharp. If the knife were better balanced it would get a 5/5.
For an automatic knife this is a beast.
The blade is sweet and fits like a glove. You can really get a grip on this knife.
This is a beautiful tool.
I have over 20 folding blades from Benchmade, Boker, Kershaw, Gerber, Smith and Wesson, and the Microtech Socom Elite falls below the expectations I had based on the reputation of the brand name. While my OTF Microtech blades are second to none, the balance of this knife seems drastically off. The hollow plastic handle feels too light weight and cheap. As the blade is released with the push button, the knife feels unsteady as the blade stops and locks, to the point where you have to make sure you have a strong grip on the handle. The blade is fantastic and extremely sharp. If the knife were better balanced it would get a 5/5.
