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Benchmade - 940 EDC Manual Open Folding, Made in USA, Reverse Tanto Blade Knife

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Color: Black G10 - Satin Finish


Features

  • ALL-AROUND UTILITY: A quintessential EDC tool that combines simplicity with unmatched function, no matter the application; Ideal for pretty much everything.
  • AMERICAN MADE CPM-S30V STEEL: For first-rate edge retention and corrosion resistance; Elegant clip-point construction for easily controlled cuts.
  • ULTRA DURABLE G10 HANDLE: Features a resin-soaked fiberglass body that's impervious to moisture and stable across fast-changing climates.
  • AXIS LOCKING MECHANISM: Ensures safety and a smooth open and easy close; Reversible tip-up clip; Light as a feather for easy carrying and a comfortable grip.
  • EVERYDAY CARRY: With its slim profile and lightweight design, the 940-2 is the perfect addition to your gear collection, backpack, survival kit, tackle box, and more.

Recommended Uses For Product: EDC


Brand: Benchmade


Model Name: Osborne Knife, G10 Handle


Special Feature: Locking


Age Range (Description): Adult


Included Components: Folding Knife


Handle Material: Fiberglass


Color: Black G10 - Satin Finish


Blade Material: Alloy Steel


Style: Modern


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎EDC


Brand: ‎Benchmade


Model Name: ‎Osborne Knife, G10 Handle


Special Feature: ‎Locking


Age Range (Description): ‎Adult


Included Components: ‎Folding Knife


Handle Material: ‎Fiberglass


Color: ‎Black G10 - Satin Finish


Blade Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Style: ‎Modern


Blade Length: ‎3.4 Inches


Theme: ‎Butterfly


Power Source: ‎Manual


Product Care Instructions: ‎Hand Wash Only


Hand Orientation: ‎both


Item Weight: ‎3.53 ounces


Blade Shape: ‎Reverse Tanto


Blade Edge: ‎Satin Finish


Item Length: ‎7.87 Inches


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎03


Size: ‎3.4"


Manufacturer: ‎Benchmade


UPC: ‎610953149703


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎5.98 x 2.72 x 1.73 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.13 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎7 x 4 x 4 inches


Brand Name: ‎Benchmade


Material: ‎Stainless Steel


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Part Number: ‎940-2


Date First Available: June 20, 2016


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    • I love mine! 5 stars!
Color: Green 6061-T6 Aluminum - Satin Finish
Ok, first things first. This is a helluva neat knife and I give it 5 stars. It has a cool hoops that it jumps through (locking mechanism, blade steel design, materials, fit and finish). I expected to see and feel differences in any knife over $100. And, I do with the 940. I really like this knife (a lot); it's unique in several ways, and that is what I paid for. So, I have found the following: Love: Unique design - I've never played as much with a knife after getting it - ever.. Blade shape - reverse tanto, and S30V steel - awesome, awesome.. and awesome. Solid feel; perfect EDC weight; smooth in the pocket and doesn't hang up when pulling it out. Super, silky and fluid open/close mechanics (thumbstuds are not needed to deploy the blade with a touch of practice with the Axis lock) Blade shape is long and thick, but, not tall, for a pocket folding knife; a stealthy design. A great marriage in a heavy duty blade, with a EDC handle (makes for a great EDC, tactical, utility knife). That, this knife grows on you, .. .and quickly. Best described as an EDC knife on steroids.. Purple titanium back-spacer gives the knife some personality. That, this is a knife that I'd buy another of (can't say that about many knifes). This is a custom knife which sells at 1/3 of a normal custom with such niceties. I originally gave this knife 4.5 stars, but after a while, it's become the best overall knife I own. For me, just right in every facet. Like: Blade markings; annodized aluminum frame is strong and super-light; handsomely etched. Lifetime warranty. Sharpening for only $5 at factory (just ship it to them)- but, I hone my own.. . Good lock up with only slight blade-play; slim profile overall, but has a thick a** blade. Blade came pretty sharp out of box; but needs some touch up on a crock sticks.. Packaging is very good; knife can be stored in it's box and still look cool on the shelf; came with carrying sack, and a decent owner's manual. You feel like you're in a special club when you buy this knife and you should for $130. This may sound wierd, but this knife even smells good.. I'm not certain but I think they put a hint of sent in the paint.. Neutral: Green color looks better than advertised, but, not a preference for some buyers at this price point. I would rather have had red, or black. The green looks cool; especially in lighted conditions. Jimping on top/bottom is fair to good, but could be a bit better. The factory edge bevels on this knife seem to be 50 degrees included; I prefer 40 degrees included or less for an EDC knife. So, I've reprofiled mine accordingly (with crock sticks). Pocket-clip is a bit bulky on this knife. I would like a wire/titanium version on this knife (not the general clip they've got on this one). This is perhaps, my only slight complaint on this knife. Dislikes/Hates: None Overall: This is a moderately priced, and solid EDC, mid-duty folder. It has a long/lanky blade which is also thick and sturdy. It's easy to fall in love with the appearance and the open/close mechanics of this knife design. The handle has some texture and offers a nice feel for every day use; the profile is slim, but with a thick blade (love). I would not go as far to say this is a heavy-duty knife, only because of the handle design might render slippage during hard, or wet conditions cutting usage; however, the blade is heavier duty itself, and is an outstanding design/use of steel crafting. I will say this knife's handle is shorter, therefore, large hands might feel a touch left out. However, for the everyday knife carrier this is unique and a very cool knife. It's also stealthy, in that it won't look too GI JOE when you pull it out in front of folks. This knife also looks good when closed (another pet-peave of mine). If this knife were $200, or $300, I'd still give it 5 stars +. So, if you have $130, I highly recommend for your collection and carry. So, for those who want a well-built, and stealthy-ish, tactical, EDC, folder, this would be a fine choice - it will grow on you. I've got plenty of awesome knives, which I've carefully studied and reviewed. This one seems to have all things covered for my tastes, carry, appeal, utility etc. There are bigger, lighter, heavier, pricier knives - there are also some very apt cheaper knives too (love my Kershaw's and my Boker plus Exskelibur, Spyderco Mili etc. This knife is the morph of all those knives for an EDC semi-tactical carrier. You get what I would definitely call, a custom knife for a fraction of the cost. For $140 this knife is a steal. I love it and it's my favorite overall knife to carry and my favorite in my current collection. I will buy others of this design (when they come available). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2010 by JColez
    • Everything I wanted in an EDC knife.
Color: Black Carbon Fiber - Satin Finish
I don't want to collect knives, even though this one is in that Production Knives category of collectability for sure. I wanted an EDC knife that fit the following desires: - Slim and light: The 940-1 is narrow in both width, and height; the latter because the blade design has a low profile. It is so light, that it feels like the combination of craftsmanship and technology that it is. - A blade shape that lends itself to most uses: The reverse tanto design leaves a broad, useable belly to the cutting edge, yet retains strength all the way out to the tip for piercing and prying. - A blade material that holds a useable edge as long as possible. (Still be able to open an envelope without snagging.): The S90V's edge retention is extremely good for heavier use. It can be a bear to sharpen due to it's hardness and metallurgic properties, but mine came with a good edge, and Benchmark will sharpen it for you for free, for life. - A level of "this is a tool, not something to baby" that will let me use the heck out of it for anything at all without feeling like I'm abusing a piece of art: I looked at "finer" brands, but decided that the resultant spending of over $400 on an EDC knife would make me more hesitant to use it to it's fullest, thus defeating the purpose of having it. The 940-1 has enough of a 'common' factor to it that it seems more no nonsense when it comes to employing it for whatever comes along. - An overall uniqueness that will make me pay more attention to not misplacing the thing, and making it one of the few things that I keep forever: The 940 with the aluminum scales (handle material) and S30V blade is a beautiful piece of cutlery and would more than suffice for my needs over the years, but the uniqueness of the 940-1 satisfies my desire to have something just a bit more special. - An overall design aesthetic that appeals to my personal tastes: I personally like the long, slim overall look of the knife, and I very much like the reverse tanto blade design as it look more durable and "capable" than a traditional drop-point or clip-point. (As a coincidental bonus, the dark, carbon fiber scales and stonewash blade finish perfectly compliment my EDC S&W stainless revolver with black, Hogue grips.) It also satisfies my wanting for something that is simply fun to handle ... the smoothness of the pivot and locking mechanism, the feel of the materials, the overall design, all make the 940-1 a wonderful 'toy' in those regards. - A good warranty: Lifetime warranty, serviced in Oregon (a bordering state for me), an extremely good reputation for service, an exceptional blade replacement policy if the blade is broken from misuse or abuse (only $30 to replace the blade on this $250+ knife!), and the free, lifetime sharpening service. I'm no expert or aficionado (firearms are more my forte), but after spending many hours pouring over reviews, forum threads, and the specifications of several brands, I feel extremely satisfied with my decision. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2015 by Travis

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