Buck 110 Slim Pro TRX Pocket Knife Review - Best 110 For EDC
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Knife reviews that get right to the point. Today I'll review the Buck 110 Slim Pro TRX. They made some big changes here that I was not expecting.
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Buck Knives 110 Slim Pro TRX knife specs:
Model#: 0110BKS3
Price: $110 or 100.7 Euro
Blade Style: clip point
Blade Steel: S30V
Blade Length: 3.75" or 9.5 cm
Cutting Length: 3.25" or 8.2 cm
Blade Thickness: 2.95 mm
Behind Edge Thickness: 0.021"
Blade Width: 0.81" or 2 cm
Edge: plain
Grind: hollow
Blade Finish: satin
Handle Thickness: 0.37" or 0.9 cm
Handle Scales: G10
Pivot/Body Screws: T6
Pocket Clip Positions: 2
Closed Width: 1.26" or 3.2 cm
Closed Length: 4.8" or 12.1 cm
Open Length: 8.55" or 21.7 cm
Deployment: thumb studs
Lock Type: back lock
Weight: 3.22 oz or 91.4 g
USA Made: yes
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Just when I thought Buck was getting behind, the reaction came to impress!
I'm with you on the Buck changes, Jay. I hadn't bought any Bucks for a long time, then I tried a 112 Slim Select (FRN scales & 420HC blade). It won me right out of the box - so much so that I also bought a 110 Slim Select, as well. Love them both. Sure, the new pocket clips are a little "chunky", but they work well. Your TRX is another step up from the SS models.
Thanks for another good review!
Thanks I really love my old buck but way way to heavy ! It hadn't changed for years so I stopped looking at them !
Going to try this one !
I really like what Buck is doing. The new packaging is a bonus.
Hi Jay Thanks for introducing a great knife. The original Buck 110 was my first knife and I am very happy to see it updated in a wonderful way.
it is really good to see Buck stepping up their quality control game. The last few bucks I purchased they had terrible finish. They were the 110 slim pro and the onset. I had to return both, and it hurt me so much because I grew up with buck knives. Both my father and grandpa only carried Buck and Case knives.
Thanks for the video. I've bought too many knives recently, but that 112 version is really tempting. They also seem very reasonably priced (I think $100ish for S30v and G10 made in the USA)
I'm a fan of the slim series that Buck has been making the last few years, and this one seems even better. This was the first video I've seen on the new TRX knives, so thanks for the look at this one, buddy.
Keep making the classic and tinker with the new ones. Bro how many knives do you have now, last count?
I saw this knife at a local place and oh man was it tempting. I have a non-S30V slim version and it is a great, solid knife. Go Buck!
I recently got one of those buck 110 autos. Pretty cool. That looks awesome!
Thanks for the review. I’m excited for the Buck 112 trx. Can’t wait to get my hands on it.
Nice looking knife and love that it can be disassembled
Thanks for your work!💚
It looks like they actually addressed all the problems of the previous models and managed to create a perfect Buck knife
I wish this line included the full-on clip-point blade rather than the semi-drop-point these have.
Interesting! Modernize away, but don't ever stop making the original! (Should we really commend the choice of everyone's least favorite torx screw on the basis of it being the only size on the knife? Lol) Thanks for the look, Jay!
I like the clip they put on it
It is a nice upgrade. I haven't been impressed with buck in the last decade. But this. They made a gem here. Making the knife with screws instead of rivets is awesome then add s30vn heat treated blade. Ya. Slim. Not to expensive you are afraid to use it like some of my knives. It is perhaps the perfect EDC. Sandwich needs cutting, perfect size , need some pipe cleaning it can do that with its slim blade. Need to defend yourself it can do that too. Small enough to carry but big enough for all tasks.
Already knew I liked it from the thumbnail
Have wanted a (110 or 112) Slim for some time but the old pocket clip was a massive turn off. In fact, it was the only knife I didn't buy specifically because I hated the pocket clip so much. I'm now glad I waited. With the Slim Pro TRX you get the 110 style with new clip!!, much better steel, good handles - I even like the straight clip (vs traditional bowie clip). Thanks for the vid.
Looks nice of Buck to go the modern way. They need to get to point with the competition.
I have never been successful in loosening up a knife by leaving the blade open for a day, a week or 2 weeks and I've tried this on at least 20 different knives.
Have you tried owning only 1 knife and actually using it?
Not a chance.
Thanks Jay. Does seem like a good knife but I think I need to get a 110 in the collection first. Then maybe this will be a place to add other bucks. Thanks jay
They should had a thong hole for a lanyard and bead... that too seems to be in fashion these days.
I personally like my "grandpa" Buck 110, nothing beats steel, brass, wood and leather!
Just ordered one, we’ll see how she does
YES! Been so much thinking about grabbing one of those, or one of Buck's "Sport" versions. There's two things I'd like to see different, one is a little bit smaller thumb studs, and two is jimping on a Buck 110 or 112. I think that'll be the best.
Hey Jay I am still a fan of the Buck 112,mine has the micarta scales and I am trying to find a replacement clip,any ideas.
I have both the 110 and 112 with the orange handles. I like carrying the 112 more but the 110 feels better in hand. Both are very solid choices.
Hi Jay. Nice, lighter, grippier, nice pocket clip. It just lacks the class look of it's ancestor. All the best.
My cat LOVES those paper shreds
I have the orange 110 trx. Its awesome. That new titanium trx is expensive but I got to have it.
It changes everything, but mot entirely for the better. It seems to be a good knife. It has everything a high-end knife might have, i.e. titanium, and S35VN, thumb studs and ball bearings (?). The Torx screws are standard modern pocket knife stuff.
What bothers me is the price tag… It seems that that titanium handle and good steel added about $375 to the price tag! That’s right, this knife costs about $475, which is a lot! In fact, although this seems to be a pretty good knife, that puts it into competition with quite a few very high quality knives.
I think this knife should be priced closer to $200, than to $500… Quite a few very good knives (e.g. Kizer) can be had for quite a bit less.
Is it me or did they enlarge the thumbstuds for the original slim version?
Droppoint & I’m in.
Excellent video bro
I love the removable bolts and the new pocket clip, but I do not like the bigger thumb studs placed that far up the spine…why did they do that?
I've been considering this knife. I'm really liking the direction Buck had been going. My main carry right now is the 110 Hunter Sport. Love it! It's getting hot and I was thinking about getting the 112 slim TRX as my shorts carry. Is the 110 heavy?
Happy Friday TKB, for my lighter weight summer pocket carry I have opted Not to buy this lightweight Buck 110 Slim Pro TRX, instead I have selected the Buck 110 Folding Hunter LT.
My reasons are 1) The 110 LT has the original full 110 full clip point blade unlike the revised / re-shaped clip point blade on the 110 Slim Pro TRX . 2) IMO the Buck 110 Slim Pro TRA is over priced Vis a Vis the 110 Folding Hunter Slim Select . I have a classic Buck 110 Folding Hunter & a Buck 112 Ranger and also the Buck 112 Ranger Slim Select & whilst in general I like carrying the 112 SS I am not so happy with its revised blade shape & much shorter cutting edge that the regular 112 and so in selecting which of the lightweight 110's to carry I chose the traditional shaped full size clip point blade of the 110 LT over the 110 SP TRX. It doesn't bother me that it has no thumb studs as I have bought a Kwik thumb stud to attach to mine & I will be carrying it not in its pouch but in a thin leather pocket slip of the same type I pocket carry both my 110 & 112 classic models in & will attach a lanyard to the 110 LT for fast extraction from my pants pocket.
I'm waiting for a 112 version.
I would love to see them release the lower end versions (110 and 112 Slims) with the removable screw construction.
Nice looking knife but @ $110 it is in some stiff competition. I wish it luck.
G10, S30V, & USA made for $110. It pretty much stands alone. 😉
Gotta get 1
I don’t mind a simple box, but maybe they could put it in a pouch of some kind? I gave a seller on eBay a harsh review after he sent me my new, $200 knife rattling around loose in a box. Yes, it may survive ok, but is that any way to treat an EXPENSIVE treasure? That knife was actually damaged in transit (a small nick, but conspicuous, and on a previously perfect knife). Shirogorov knives, among the most expensive production knives on the market, come in simple boxes, but wrapped in embossed microfiber cloths, with a certificate of authenticity, etc., i.e. NOT NAKED in a box! It’s a matter of having a little respect.
Great video.
What's the matter, were they out of Benchmade?
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Very thanks
Sadly a year later it's nowhere near 100 euros.
I ordered a Buck three blade . When It arrived and I saw CHINA
on the blade,, I got so pissed off, I just threw it in a box . Buck is no longer " Made in USA" I am glad I bought 2 model 110 and 1 model 112 back when they were quality. I will never buy another one. I took another look at the three blade and it really is ,VERY POORLY fit and finished. Blades came dull and it was EXTREMELY difficult to get an edge on any of the blades. The Sheep foot blade had an edge so far off center, it looked like a chisel edge.. I contacted Buck and basically told them that Horace would be ashamed of them.
All 110’s and 112’s and most of their knives are still made in post falls Idaho. Just check website and it will tell you.
$110. ???
Not my money
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I bought a 110 because of its legacy, but it's one of the worst knives I own, if not THE worst. It's bulky, heavy and has terrible action. I literally NEVER take it out to use it.
Get a Marbles MR309 , or MR565 (seem the same to me.) That will be perfect someone's hand, and they won't give it back.
he only likes it because of nostalgia, nothing different about this knife, what knife in 2023 is worth having if you can close it with one hand…
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Keep the new stuff, for about the same money I'll get a stag handled initialed 110 and laugh at all the babies figiting and flicking their new toys that will probably never cut anything but baby's fingers 🤣😅
To cut cardboard you use a utility knife... 😑😑😑 you can strop a blade with cardboard just like with leather so by cutting cardboard with a knife you'll dull the blade.... use a utility knife.. man .. come on...