SOG Hidaka Series

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The bold Hidaka family of knives comes with rugged CPM-3V steel blades and green Micarta handles for a military-style design.
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SOG Hidaka XR Flipper Knife 3.5" CPM-3V Satin Kiku Blade, Green Micarta Handles, AXIS/Crossbar …Retail price: $269.99, our price: $249.99
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SOG Hidaka Series FAQ

The SOG Hidaka series pairs heavy-duty CPM-3V steel with ergonomic green Micarta handles in both folding and fixed blade formats. These knives feature aggressive compound-ground blades designed to balance fine slicing at the heel with extreme tip strength.

What steel is used in the SOG Hidaka series?
The SOG Hidaka series utilizes CPM-3V tool steel, which is prized for its exceptional toughness and ability to withstand heavy impact. While it offers superior durability for hard-use tasks, users should note that 3V is not a stainless steel and requires basic maintenance to prevent corrosion.
What is the benefit of the Hidaka compound ground blade?
The compound grind on the Hidaka series provides a hollow-ground primary edge for efficient slicing and a flat-ground tip for increased structural strength. This hybrid geometry makes the Tanto-style blade versatile enough for both fine draw cuts and more aggressive piercing or prying.
How does the locking mechanism work on the Hidaka folder?
The Hidaka XR folder uses SOG's XR lock, a robust crossbar-style mechanism that provides secure lockup and fully ambidextrous operation. Unlike many crossbar locks, this version includes a flipper tab that offers a crisp deployment and serves as a finger guard when the blade is open.
What are the differences between the Hidaka folder and fixed blade?
The primary difference lies in the construction and size, with the Hidaka XR folder featuring a 3.5-inch blade and the Hidaka FX fixed blade offering a larger 4.875-inch blade. The fixed blade is approximately 3/16 of an inch thick and includes a Kydex sheath, while the folder uses a reversible deep-carry pocket clip for everyday carry.
What kind of sheath comes with the SOG Hidaka fixed blade?
The Hidaka FX comes with a Kydex sheath featuring a versatile attachment system compatible with standard Blade Tech hole patterns. This allows for secure mounting and compatibility with a wide range of aftermarket hardware if you prefer a different carry style.