If I removed the pocket clip, would this fit inside of a wallet credit card slot comfortably? Or should I go with the Boker Plus Credit Card knife?
1648415
I would recomend the boker plus even though this is a great knife the boker is much thiner and would probably do what you want where as the SOG is not thin enough for that.
1648416
It would be too fat in my opinion. There are the 2 outside layers with the blade I also suspect the Boker would be too fat also. This one has the VG-10 blade vs the Boker with the 440C blade.
1648417
If you remove the clip, the width will be like 5 credit cards put together (I measured!)
1648418
I carry mine in a credit card only wallet, it's as thick as 6 credit cards and the locking mechanism thumb release is another 2 credit card thicknesses, so not as slim as the Boker.
1648419
No its thin but it's still too thick to fit inside a credit card slot comfortably. If you really need it to fit go for the credit card one.
1648420
I believe it would fit however, depending on your wallet size; it might protrude quite a bit. I have seen slimmer `credit card' style knives out there (Boker being a good example) thinner than the SOG Access Card 2.0. The ARC-lock thumb-button will create a rise in the wallet credit-card slot, and there is no way [I do not believe there is a way] to remove the ARC-lock. I hope that helps your decision-making process.
1194048
Slot is deep enough, but fit will depend on the width of the knife. That's said, the slot is pretty wide.
1939065
Well As a delivery driver I have this around me every day. So let me answer simply as yes, and no. The holder it comes with will break very quickly. Mine broke on the third day after I received it. It does fit in your pocket comfortably, so I say yes. however the switch that activates it can easily get caught up on the fabric in your pocket accidentally turning it on... This is where I have to say no. Because after owning this for a few months now I can say I have accidentally tasered myself twice. After the second time I found an old leather cellphone case at a thrift store for $0.50 which now allows me to safely carry this painful little devil. Oh and trust me it will stop a grown man. On delivery one night a man approached me with a knife. I am grateful I had this on me, because I tasered him and ran to my car. He is now locked up btw. So in short yes you can carry it in your pocket, but be very careful!
74481
No, I doubt it will fit in the pocket. I use a DiSantis holster for the pocket.
332148
Yes and yes! The clip is on the reverse side, standard pocket clip, pretty tight.
2128256
Don't even know the money clip is on the device ..insignicant to remove, I've heard of them breaking off So you may be able to remove with a pliers bending it ..EDC for my Gerber lite
2267277
This one might be a bit obtrusive in the pocket all day if you are looking for a small-ish knife. I held a Kershaw assisted open the other day, it was a nice smaller size and it really snapped open with one hand, where this one takes a bit of wrist action to operate.
1943022
It has a VERY rigid pocket clip which can be either left or right TIP UP carry. I took off the clip and carry it in the case only. I want to stress that this clip is VERY rigid and tight and only has tip-up carry options.
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As far as pocket folders go, it is on the larger end of the spectrum in both size and weight but not so bad as compared to 300 line. It is a cool looking knife but, more importantly, it is incredibly durable and is one of the best performing folders I have ever had. I've always been wary of liner locking mechanisms but haven't had any complaints with this one. To answer your question, I don't think it would be an issue if carried in your purse. I have to wear slacks and suits every day to work yet I still carry my knife clipped in my pocket without any issues or annoyances. I would look into the partially serrated version for uses you are describing though. As far as pocket folders go, it is on the larger end of the spectrum in both size and weight but not so bad as compared to 300 line. It is a cool looking knife but, more importantly, it is incredibly durable and is one of the best performing folders I have ever had. I've always been wary of liner locking mechanisms but haven't had any complaints with this one. To answer your question, I don't think it would be an issue if carried in your purse. I have to wear slacks and suits every day to work yet I still carry my knife clipped in my pocket without any issues or annoyances. I would look... » Read More As far as pocket folders go, it is on the larger end of the spectrum in both size and weight but not so bad as compared to 300 line. It is a cool looking knife but, more importantly, it is incredibly durable and is one of the best performing folders I have ever had. I've always been wary of liner locking mechanisms but haven't had any complaints with this one. To answer your question, I don't think it would be an issue if carried in your purse. I have to wear slacks and suits every day to work yet I still carry my knife clipped in my pocket without any issues or annoyances. I would look into the partially serrated version for uses you are describing though. « Show Less
1994509
Yes it does. The clip is well made and fits tightly. I am very satisfied with the way it holds in place in any pocket, yet the knife is easily accessible to the hand. Overall, a well made and sturdy product, very sharp !!
501665
There is a clip on the side. I have mine clipped to my pocket right now in fact
914308
I keep 5 to 8 bills folded in half plus 2 credit cards in mine without any difficulty. The limitation is how big of a bulge do you want in your pocket and how secure are your pockets because the knife is built like an M1 tank.
893564
If you're talking about dropping it into the pocket with your smart phone, bad idea! I wouldn't put any knife in the same pocket as my phone . It has a great clip attached to the handle so that it can be attached to the opposite side as your phone. This is a fantastic EDC knife! I am a big fan of Kershaw knives and this one did not disappoint!
542888
The pocket clip is exposed metal. Same as that side of the knife due to the frame lock.
1794018
The knife isn't designed to fit into your pants pocket, but you may be able to get away with an inside the pants carry if you modify the sheath in some way. If you are concerned about concealed carry, then I would recommend a good folder with a deep pocket clip.
251254
I've tried both ways. I like wearing the clip holder because you can have them open but it's a little hard to get them out quickly. It seems most of the time I just wear them closed clipped to my pocket.
893566
The handle is not any rougher than most other pocket knives but the pocket clip and the back side of the blade and such will scratch your phone just like any other pocket knife. Do what I do. Pocket knive in right pocket and phone (and only phone) in left. Lol. As for this knife I couldn't be happier.