Irving, TX – June 2026 – As America prepares to celebrate 250 years of freedom, SOG® Knives proudly reveals its 250th Anniversary Limited Edition SEAL FX Fixed Blade.
A tribute to America’s story, one of grit, sacrifice, and unwavering resolve, the commemorative SEAL FX is forged and assembled entirely in the USA and limited to just 250 specially engraved knives, each individually numbered. Complete with an advanced 4.3-inch S35VN steel blade, tough glass-reinforced nylon handle, and easily mountable ambidextrous Kydex sheath, it’s ready to perform under any conditions. Crafted in the USA and built to stand the test of time, this collectable knife honors the generations of brave Americans whose service and sacrifice have preserved the liberties we cherish today.
Designed for professional use, the unique SEAL FX Fixed Blade serves not only as a symbol of superb American craftsmanship, but also the enduring spirit that has defined the nation for a quarter millennium—serving as a lasting reminder of the freedoms and values that continue to unite and inspire us all, 250 years later—and retails for $250 each.
Knife collectors and enthusiasts can get their hands on one of the 250th Anniversary Limited Edition SEAL FX Fixed-Blade knives and browse SOG’s entire lineup by visiting SOGKnives.com.If you have additional questions or media inquiries, please email [email protected]. You can also learn more and check out the entire family of GSM brands at www.gsmoutdoors.com.
About SOG®:
SOG, the leading innovator and manufacturer in the specialty knife and tool industry, produces high-quality, durable, and functional knives for law enforcement officers, military personnel, hunters, adventurers, and everyday carry enthusiasts alike. With a rich heritage dating back to 1986, SOG knives remain committed to the craftsmanship and precision that started it all, while continuing to push the engineering boundaries of every blade—creating reliable tools that stand the test of time and deliver superior performance in any situation, without fail.
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