Sord 7" Medium Flex Flagship Anniversary Edition

SEVEN YEARS OF SORD

If you've been with us from the beginning, you know what the 7" Medium Flex is. It's the knife that's traveled the most miles, cleaned the most fish, and earned its place on more cleaning tables than we can count. It's the one that anglers hand to their kids on the first fish. It's the one that goes on every trip.

It's not a specialty knife. It's not built for one species or one situation. It's the one you grab when you don't have time to think, because it does everything, and it does it right.

For seven years, it's been the heart of what SORD is.

This drop is our way of saying thank you for that.

THE BLADE

The 7" Medium Flex doesn't need much of an introduction, but for those who are newer to SORD, here's what you're getting.

This is the blade that's proven itself in the Gulf, on the flats, in freshwater, in the cold, in the dark, and everything in between. Medium flex gives you the versatility to work confidently on a wide range of species – enough give to follow the contours of a fish, enough backbone to make controlled, deliberate cuts when you need them on tougher species.

The blade length sits in that sweet spot where it's long enough to handle most fish cleanly, precise enough to work in tight spaces. It's not the knife you grab for just one thing. It's the knife you can grab for everything.

If you've never cleaned fish with a SORD, the 7" Medium Flex is the blade to start with.

If you've been fishing with one for years, this one belongs on your wall and in your hand at the same time.

A LIMITED RUN. ONE TIME ONLY.

This isn't going into the core lineup. It's not coming back in another colorway. When these are gone, they're gone for good.

We made a limited number of the Where the Map Turns Blue Edition, and they will sell out. We're also making them available through select retailers and tackle shops, so keep an eye on your local shop if you miss the drop.

We didn't build this one to sit in a box. We built it to fish. But we also built it to mark seven years of doing this with the people who love the water as much as we do.