Was about to make a similar comment regarding how cheap the knives look. Perhaps a bit less so once the blade is ejected, but the handles, micro glass breaker and action buttons all have the convenience store vibe. And as was said, no judgement towards the channel.
@@Drauk0219 a couple of ounces or even a pound doest mean much lol. You’re more likely to break the dam thing because it’s “light weight” aka cheap af vs needing to save ounces because your rucking 20 miles. Unless you get tired from walking around all day with a couple extra ounces, if that’s the case then maybe you should get a heavier knife and hit the treadmill 😂
@@_Tarzak It has nothing to do with strength, or lack of. Watch some torture test videos of this knife, it’s a tank, didn’t break under the worst conditions, conditions we would never put an OTF through. Weight is preference for, but for me, I love a knife in my pocket that I hardly feel its presence.
@@Drauk0219 that makes sense if that is the case! I know there are some crazy light tough knives. Visually though these look cheap whether it’s titanium or a plastic handle, ultra tough or junk. I like plastic and metal guns as well, same logic when it comes down to stocks. Benchmade is known to be tough and look good aka expensive. It’s like having a Gucci bag vs a Micheal kors bag. The perceived Value of the knife at first glance looks cheap. Benchmade needs to move in the other direction if they want consumers to value their knives.
Man when will benchmade make flat screws for their pocket clips smh sweet knife though
I don’t know why benchmade has decided to make cheap looking knives recently. I like their all metal stuff personally. No hate to you though!
Was about to make a similar comment regarding how cheap the knives look. Perhaps a bit less so once the blade is ejected, but the handles, micro glass breaker and action buttons all have the convenience store vibe.
And as was said, no judgement towards the channel.
Weight, this knife weighs under 3oz, weigh is extremely lightweight for this size knife. To me, weigh trumps the “cheap” look.
@@Drauk0219 a couple of ounces or even a pound doest mean much lol. You’re more likely to break the dam thing because it’s “light weight” aka cheap af vs needing to save ounces because your rucking 20 miles. Unless you get tired from walking around all day with a couple extra ounces, if that’s the case then maybe you should get a heavier knife and hit the treadmill 😂
@@_Tarzak It has nothing to do with strength, or lack of. Watch some torture test videos of this knife, it’s a tank, didn’t break under the worst conditions, conditions we would never put an OTF through. Weight is preference for, but for me, I love a knife in my pocket that I hardly feel its presence.
@@Drauk0219 that makes sense if that is the case! I know there are some crazy light tough knives. Visually though these look cheap whether it’s titanium or a plastic handle, ultra tough or junk. I like plastic and metal guns as well, same logic when it comes down to stocks.
Benchmade is known to be tough and look good aka expensive. It’s like having a Gucci bag vs a Micheal kors bag. The perceived Value of the knife at first glance looks cheap. Benchmade needs to move in the other direction if they want consumers to value their knives.