Camouflage Pocket Knife Review

These Camouflage pocket knife models all receive positive consumer reviews and ratings by those that have tested and used them.

We discovered there is a limited amount of Camo pocket knife models after researching most of the popular brands.

The issue seems to be finding the right knife that can meet the needs of the user that has the camouflage design.

Despite the lack of different models available that rate highly, we were still able to give our opinion and ratings on the models below.

SOG Pocket Knife

From the SOG range we chose the SOG Speciality AE-06 Digi Camo Aegis Knife model. Its a tough little knife that features a 3.5-inch straight edged stainless steel blade (black TiNi finish ), SOG Assisted Technology ( fast one hand opening) and a Cryogenic Heat Treated blade ( special type of heat treatment for metals).

Most users have gave positive reports about this SOG camouflage knife and give the knife 5 out of 5 star ratings, some 4 stars and a very small amount less than 4 stars. Many users liked the ease of opening, blade sharpness, and the lightweight design. This knife can be used for everyday tasks, as well as outdoor activity needs.

Buck Pocket Knife

There was a small amount of Camo pocket knife models by Buck, one we found worth reporting about was the Buck 870X Bones TM Camo .

The Buck 870X has the skeleton design that features a 3 inch partially serrated blade with a camouflage coating that's part of the Buck tactical knife range. This camouflage pocket knife weighs approx 4.4 oz and measures 4.5 inch when closed.

The price tag of under $40 makes this knife affordable for many. It may not do as well as the SOG knife in consumer reports, however, it does get many comments stating its a solid tool.

Victorinox Swiss Army

The Swiss Army knife we found worth mentioning is the Victorinox Swiss Army One Hand Trekker Camo Pocket Knife that is popular in other colours much more than camo design.

The one hand trekker is a multi-tool for those that want more than just a single blade for various tasks. It features a serrated locking blade and other tools including a phillips screwdriver, can opener with small screwdriver, wood saw, wire stripper and a few others.

This Camo pocket knife is what you would expect from a Swiss Army, costs a reasonable $40 ( approx) and comes with a lifetime warranty.

Conclusion - Summary

The three Camouflage pocket knife models above are all worth considering for various types of tasks for the outdoors person. The strongest is going to be the SOG knife and the model for the user that likes a multi-tool will be the Victorinox.The Buck is an affordable option that does not do as well in consumer reports but buyers have mentioned its worth the money.

There is not a massive range of Camo pocket knives on the market, however, these three above are ones we can suggest to a buyer.