Benchmade 535 Bugout Knife Review 1.8 ounce with hard use field test
Published: 7 years ago
With the Benchmade 535 Bugout pocket knife, Benchmade has made one of the lightest most durable 3 inch folders you can buy. Made in the USA with a S30V steel, and a liner-less grivory handle, it's 1.8 inch weight can be deciebing, but it's a very capable knife. In this review, I put it to the wood in a field test. I beat it up, whack the spine- and cut stuff with it. You'll also see me compare it to other popular knives like the: Benchmade 551Griptilian, the Benchmade 765, the Spyderco Delica 4, the Benchmade 940.
You can buy this durable knife at Blade HQ: http://shrsl.com/15410
You can check it out on Benchmade's website: http://www.benchmade.com/bugout-family.html
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Correction on my cutting edge measurement: 3.03 in or 7.69 cm
You can buy this durable knife at Blade HQ: http://shrsl.com/15410
You can check it out on Benchmade's website: http://www.benchmade.com/bugout-family.html
Donate to my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AdvancedKnifeBro
Correction on my cutting edge measurement: 3.03 in or 7.69 cm