Buy Benchmade Pardue Design Axis Mini-Griptilian Knife Drop-Point with Ambidexterous Thumb Studs (Blue)Benchmade Pardue Design Axis Mini-Griptilian Knife Drop-Point with Ambidexterous Thumb Studs (Blue) Product Description:
- Blade Length: 2.91"
- Overall Length/Closed Length: 6.78"/3.87"
- Blade Material/Hardness: 154CM Stainless Steel/58-60HRC
- Blade Style: Modified Drop-Point; Ambidextrous Thumb-Studs
- Lock Mechanism: AXIS
Product Description
Get a grip on this compact knife, featuring a modified drop-point blade, molded handle and a smooth AXIS™ locking mechanism. The154 CM stainless-steel blade is strong and sharp enough to slice through food, wire and ropes with ease. The strong, spring-loaded AXIS locking mechanism adjusts smoothly for ease of operation; the ambidextrous blade is keenly unleashed with a simple push of the thumb-stud openers. Molded nylon handle is lightweight and easy to grip. Reversible pocket clip makes storage and carry easy--just clip it on your pocket or belt and go! Silky carrying sheath included.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Good knife, but still a bit overpirced.
By AGar
Blade and axis lock are great... the handle material, no so great. The finish of the handle looks and feels cheep. The shape and contour are great but the handle feels like cheep plastic. Benchmade didn't even bother to sand the little nubs from the injection molds. All and all, i like the knife and have been carrying it for a few weeks now but i wish the handle was made from another material. I would expect this knife to be around the $50 range, not the $80 range.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Awesome knife
By Hobo
Just buy it already! You won't be sorry that you did.Perfect EDC blade and the blue color really makes it a non threatening knife to non-knife folks.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Benchmade IS best made
By MarcoZ
Superb balance, action, inventiveness, ergonomics, etc.Only wished BM (and Spyderco), my favorite manufacturers, would stop marketing "Zytel or Fiberglass or G10" handle scales as sophisticated materials. they're only cheap lame plastics nicknamed to sound like you're getting so much for your money. There are great new tech silicones and rubbers today they should be experimenting with instead to make their knives more "hand friendly" and give them that "can't put it down" feel. (witness the materials iPhone cases, etc...)The Manufacturer that stars using new (and available) options with real good characteristics for their handles will develop and edge (pun intended) over the competition.
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