Bugout 535 EDC Manual Open Folding Knife, Drop Point Blade, Plain Edge, Satin Finish, Blue Grivory Handle, Made in USA, Grivory Handle/Benchmade Blue/Plain Edge/Satin Finish

Una navaja muy robusta y al mismo tiempo ligera que la hacen muy adecuada como herramienta EDC. El acero de la hoja es de gran calidad y el mecanismo de bloqueo funciona con una suavidad increíble.

Sin duda una de las mejores navajas que he comprado. Es muy ligera y el filo excepcional. Es muy divertido abrirla y cerrarla con una sola mano son su candado AXIS. El material del mango podría ser de mejor calidad pero aun así le doy 5 estrellas!

Estupenda navaja para uso diario. Muy ligera, mantiene el filo, se abre y cierra con una mano. Si no fuese tan cara sería un regalo perfecto.

For comparison, I have the Northfork(wood), regular griptilian, 940-2, bug out, and series of other knives including several spydercos including the paramilitary 2 and karahawk. I initially liked the quality of the spydercos and they were among my first higher quality knives that I owned. I was always under the impression that spydercos were top of the line, but then I decided to try the grip full sized. Then I went nuts and got the 940, then the bug out, then the mini grip. These knives hold an edge longer than other knives by far of the same steel. Not only that, the axis lock > any other locking mechanism hands down. The blade shapes imho are more practical and universal. After owning the north fork and mini, I didn't think I needed a bug out but this is a solid knife. Slightly longer than a mini grip and north fork but slightly shorter than a 940. Thinner and much lighter than all the knives I have in my collection. It is a solid knife to add to the rotation so much that all of my spydercos except the pm2 are being phased out. Comparably, the manix is the next best thing within this size but I much prefer the ergos of benchmades, this blade shape, and the quality of heat treat to this metal over all. Honestly, I was concerned from reviews about the scales and the pocket clip. It's true the scales feel cheap but they're solid. I don't believe it'll break at all. I wouldn't use this as a survival or bush knife but edc or slicing, it's perfect and extremely effective. The pocket clip is great, love the size and how much less evasive it looks than a full sized pocket clip. I don't understand what the complaints about the pocket clip is about as I have no issues sliding the clip into my pants easily without needing to fiddle with it, even when I got it brand new and hadn't broken it in yet. My favorites in order 1. 940 2. Grip 3. Bug out, north fork, and mini grip (can't decide) (I love the light Bug out and the clip but the scales feel cheap even though they're pretty sturdy but the other knives are thicker and better suited for piercing and heavier duty, therefore pros and cons depending on what you need it for) 4. Pm2 5. Karahawk I am typically very brand neutral, but I've been won over from spydercos hands down. I just need bm to come out with a knife that rivals the karahawk. 100% recommend the bug out. I have the original blue. I'm looking at a adamas to complete my collection

No hay excusa, quieres una navaja de bolsillo para ciudad y campo de uso medio, moderado, este benchmade es la mejor opción, tengo otros 4 modelos diferentes de benchmade y me sorprende lo ligero y el filo que tiene este, muy recomendable.