Reviews and Ratings for SOG Altair XR Folding Knife 3.19" 154CM Black TiNi Drop Point Blade, Field Green GRN Handles - XR Lock - 12-79-03-57
SOG Altair XR Folding Knife 3.19" 154CM Black TiNi Drop Point Blade, Field Green GRN Handles - XR Lockrated 4.5 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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SOG Altair XR Folding Knife 3.19 inch 154CM Black TiNi Drop Point Blade, Field Green GRN Handles - XR Lock

 

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SOG Altair XR Folding Knife 3.19" 154CM Black TiNi Drop Point Blade, Field Green GRN Handles - XR Lock
rated 5 stars out of 5
Edc Guru 350 Plus
 Portland the knife capital of the world
Jan 01, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: None

So light and so thin.

I own 2 colors. I love this knife. It's worked into my rotation often and much more often than my Bugout. The handle bevel makes it very easy to slip my hand into my pocket without barely noticing it is there. Smooth bearings. Slicey blade. Awesome knife. I give my cousin an arguably nice knife every year for his birthday and Christmas. This year I got him this. He keeps messaging me about how much he loves it. Bottom line is if you want a thin lightweight knife that can take some abuse. This is an amazing option.
SOG Altair XR Folding Knife 3.19" 154CM Black TiNi Drop Point Blade, Field Green GRN Handles - XR Lock
rated 4 stars out of 5
Dc
 Oregon
Nov 17, 2022
Pros: Blade Material
Cons: None

Superlight EDC

I've only had the knife for a few days, but I'm loving it so far. It feels like the blade is riding on air, it's so effortless to open and close. The axis lock on a bugout feels like dragging a log through the mud by comparison. I'm in love with the profile of this knife, and the blade is super thin and slicey. It's thinner stock than the bugout's blade, and even though this knife has full steel liners, it doesn't feel that much heavier. This is not designed as a heavy duty knife, but as a super lightweight EDC it slays. SOG's branding is pretty minimal as well, which I appreciate. My only nitpicks: A lot of the promo pics make it look like the accent hardware is an orangey color, which I was stoked for, but it is actually red. Still looks good though. I find that the corner of the clip pokes out further than I would like. The biggest complaint is the price. For the materials, I don't know why they're charging so much. I'm glad I got it, but a USA-made Hogue Deka in Magnacut costs only a couple bucks more. I guess like with cell phones, you pay a premium for compact form factors.