Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Is this a plain blade, as shown, or a serrated blade, as described?
Document: For the price, a great fixed blade defensive knife. Must train! And train! It's well made, usable and pleasing to the eye.
Almost perfect a little to slim on the first finger whole next to the blade. Tends to rub your finger the wrong way.
I've tried various grips but I don't feel as if I have control of the blade with any of them. I have pretty regular sized hands but whatever I do it's just pretty awkward.
Easily concealable and readily available. Great sheathing and blade work. Plus a super comfortable handling and erganomical grip that provides commendable control.. blah blah 10/10
It might seem awkward, but you will be able to figure out a comfortable and useable way to hold and handle it very quickly. The blade is strong and thick, sharp right out of the box too. A light sharpening and you are MORE than set.
Overall I like it. I wasn't impressed with the sheath because it only lets you Carry it in one position, the fit and retention is adequate though. The knife didn't come as sharp as I would've expected and it's a little more difficult to sharpen than the average blade given its shape. It's still my favorite neck knife so far.
My understanding is that this is a close in, last-ditch defensive knife. I've trained with Janich's Martial Blade Concepts as well as the Defensor method and liked this knife for the finger hole retention, for the sub 2.5 blade length making it legal in my jurisdiction and for the sheepsfoot/wharncliffe blade shape.
The Triple Threat is named such because it literally has three different grinds on the blade. It's amazing. If you look at the SOG Growl, you'll be left wondering what happened to the other two grinds!? I'm sad to say, for the first time in my SOG buying history, I am really underwhelmed with their efforts. This was a real missed opportunity for SOG.
The first thing about this blade is that it is thick! I measured it with my micrometer and it is 6mm thick. The pictures don't really depict the size that well, but I really like the size. I have been using the blade for just about everything. It is a really handy tool. It didn't come very sharp though. I had to spend a while sharpening it. I would recommend it highly!
When I heard Jason Brous was working with SOG on a &#34;Silent Soldier&#34; collab, I was really excited. Jason is an absolute prodigy and his blades are very difficult to come by. I was hoping SOG would really take advantage of this opportunity. To my knowledge, Jason has worked with SOG on this Silent Soldier piece and the Triple Threat Fixed Blade redeux.
Answer: no