We tested and reviewed the best Benchmade knives for EDC, hunting, skinning, and more. Our favorites include the Station, Bugout, and Shootout pocket knife.

The Bailout is a remarkably ambidextrous knife, making it perfect for righties and lefties. Benchmade Pricing and availability. Usually, this Benchmade Bailout Black Grivory EDC knife costs $200.

Benchmade’s blade offerings include kitchen cutlery, fixed-blade hunting knives, automatic OTF tactical knives and more. Now, Benchmade has entered new territory with its Water line. This brand-new ...

Benchmade is a well-known brand amongst knife enthusiasts so we tested a couple to see what the buzz is about. Here are our impressions of Benchmade pocket knives.

While the materials should endure for years and years, the design and construction of the knife ensures it will deliver top-notch performance for decades too.

Benchmade’s serrated versions of the Adira, Mini Adira, and Intersect aren’t yet available for purchase or preorder. All ...

All in all, I rate them both as good knives. I like the Ally better for everyday carry, but the Vex would be well suited if you like the tip down and thicker grips.

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 ...

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.