Benchmade. The Dacian weighs 3.37 ounces and measures 7.57 inches in overall length. That means its slightly longer than an open Bugout and slightly shorter than a Griptilian. Silhouette-wise, it’s ...

The Benchmade Dacian makes a strong case for carrying a fixed-blade knife in your pocket, every darned day. The post A Fixed Blade for EDC: Benchmade Dacian Belt Knife Review appeared first on ...

Dacian Benchmade's everyday carry fixed blade earns top honors eyeing its returns this July with a premium leather scout-carry sheath and a ...

Benchmade's 431BK-1 Redoubt is a new version of its original Redoubt folding knife, this time with a tanto blade shape. It costs $200. Skip to main content. ... EDC fixed blade, the Dacian, Benchmade ...

The Benchmade Bugout is an excellent knife in every aspect except one: its name. It doesn't quite fit a knife with this much style, on top of its quality build and ability to perform. When I think ...

What the Benchmade 940-1 Does Worst . As much as I love this blade, it’s not perfect. I love the stoutness of the blade out by the tip, but the geometry of this blade means that there are knives that ...

The Beginning of the Benchmade Knife Co. The Benchmade story started in the late 1970’s, when company founder Les de Asis developed a new version of a Bali-Song knife in a machine shop.

Benchmade Modern is a good middle ground between ready-to-ship and true custom — best for when you want to make small personalizations in size or color to an existing furniture design.

Matt Cox did a great write up back in September on the Benchmade 375. I'm a big fan of Benchmade knives out of Oregon, and for the volume that they do their QA is pretty good. The only criticism I ...