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Pocket knives come in many shapes and sizes. [Swiss pocket knives](kato://category/swisspocketknives) are very recognizable: who didn't grow up with them? We offer pocket knives many different kinds of opening and locking mechanisms. Whether you're opening boxes or uncorking wine bottles, here you'll find the most beautiful pocket knives. We only sell pocket knives of the very best quality. Our pocket knives come from all over the world. We offer pocket knives from brands like, among others, Civivi, Opinel, Spyderco, Buck, Benchmade, Leatherman and our own brand Grailer. We've made it easy to find the best pocket knife for you!

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Benchmade Black Class knives are top-quality knives. Tools for demanding professionals. Rescue knives for *first responders*, but also survival knives for soldiers who really need them. Knives you can rely on. Often with MOLLE compatible sheaths and black coatings, suitable for the target group, but also appreciated by enthusiasts.

Benchmade Black Class

Benchmade Black Class

Shane Sibert designed the Adamas in 2012. Originally, this collection consisted of fixed blades designed for military personnel and other professionals as part of Benchmade's Black Class line, though nowadays there are folding knife versions available as well. The Adamas series is known for its robust construction and reliability, making the knife a popular choice for outdoor enthusiasts as well.

Benchmade Adamas

Benchmade Adamas

Benchmade's Water Class knives are made for maritime purposes like use at sea or fishing. From filleting fish to cutting through rope or a net; these knives can do it all. The blades within this series are made of corrosion-resistant materials such as CPM MagnaCut steel. The sheaths and handles are also designed to withstand wet conditions. Ideal for all your active activities on rough waters.

Benchmade Water Class

Benchmade Water Class

Benchmade Blue Class knives are perfect for basically everyone. From opening a box to peeling an apple, these knives are great for your daily cutting tasks. Within this Class, you will find popular EDC pocket knives like the Griptilian and Bugout, but also outdoor knives like the popular Benchmade Puukko belong to the Blue Class. The most accessible knives for a wide audience. There is something for everyone!

Benchmade Blue Class

Benchmade Blue Class

Benchmade Crooked River pocket knives are part of Benchmade’s Hunt Class. The Crooked River's design was inspired by that of traditional hunting knives. The blade with its clippoint shape is a sure sign of this. The wooden handle parts are also a nod to the traditional knives of the past. In short: the Crooked River is a strong combination of time-tested design and today's technological progress.

Benchmade Crooked River

Benchmade Crooked River

The Benchmade 945 Mini Osborne is the compact version of the world-famous Benchmade 940, designed by master knife maker Warren Osborne. It's a little shorter and therefore even easier to carry with you. You'll hardly even notice it in your pocket! Because of the different aluminium and G10 versions there are even different options to choose from within this collection. Could this be the ultimate EDC pocket knife?

Benchmade 945 Mini Osborne

Benchmade 945 Mini Osborne

Benchmade knives are made to be used on a daily basis. From professionals who need to be able to rely on their knives to enthusiasts who use it for daily tasks. Each Benchmade knife is produced in the United States by experts. Whether you peel an apple or open a box on a daily basis, if you are there for others as a professional or simply love knives: Benchmade knives are a great choice!

Benchmade knives

Benchmade knives

Benchmade Hunt Class knives are designed for hunters. This Class consists of hunting knives suitable for both gutting game and carrying out different bushcraft tasks. A characteristic feature of these knives is the use of natural materials like wood and orange colours, so you can easily find the knife in nature. Knives from the Hunt Class line are lightweight, so they won't bother you when you're already weighed down by your hunting gear.

Benchmade Hunt Class

Benchmade Hunt Class

Benchmade Griptilian pocket knives have been popular for years. The Griptilian is available in two sizes: the standard Griptilian and the Mini Griptilian. Both sizes are available in a variety of blade shapes. As a result, there will always be a Griptilian that will be perfect for you. The knives have something in common, however: ergonomics and grip. The handle of the Griptilian is great. These knives feel great in hand and offer a lot of grip. Hence the name.

Benchmade Griptilian

Benchmade Griptilian

Benchmade 940 Osborne pocket knives were designed by master knife maker Warren Osborne. Ever since the year 2000, the Benchmade 940 has been a must-have for every pocket knife enthusiast. The slim design and the remarkable shape of the blade have turned it into a popular choice. Because of the different aluminium and G10 versions there are even different options to choose from within this collection. However, they all have one thing in common: they are amazing EDC pocket knives.

Benchmade 940 Osborne

Benchmade 940 Osborne

Benchmade itself is, of course, convinced of the quality of its fixed knives and pocket knives. For that reason they offer an extensive (limited lifetime) warranty which even includes a free sharpening service. Whether you are dealing with a fixed knife or a tactical pen: you cannot go wrong with a Benchmade!

Benchmade outdoor

Benchmade outdoor

The Benchmade Bailout is a super lightweight yet rock-solid pocket knife. The Bailout is a larger version of the famous Benchmade Bugout. One of the best EDC knives ever produced, designed for hikers who pay attention to every gram. Considering the popularity of the Bugout Benchmade also used this light-weight construction for the Bailout, now with a more tactical look and a tanto blade shape. The Bailout belongs to Benchmade's Black Class line, made for first responders and other professionals.

Benchmade Bailout

Benchmade Bailout

Shane Sibert designed the Adamas in 2012. Originally, this collection consisted of fixed blades designed for military personnel and other professionals as part of Benchmade's Black Class line, though nowadays there are folding knife versions available as well. The Mini Adamas is a great example! Compared to the original Adamas it might be Mini, but with an 8.3 cm blade it is not a small pocket knife. The Mini Adamas is a bit better suited for EDC use than the standard version of the Adamas.

Benchmade Mini Adamas

Benchmade Mini Adamas

The Benchmade Mini Bugout is smaller than the standard Bugout, but no less functional. Benchmade's Bugout knives are very lightweight. You rarely come across knives that are so light yet still so functional. Originally Benchmade designed the Bugout as a pocket knife for hikers. People who spend time in the mountains and pay attention to every gram. A great pocket knife during the picnic after reaching the top, or to cut a featherstick to start a fire. Soon, however, EDC enthusiasts discovered the qualities of the Bugout.

Benchmade Mini Bugout

Benchmade Mini Bugout

Benchmade Bugout pocket knives weigh next to nothing. You rarely come across knives that are so light yet still so functional. Originally Benchmade designed the Bugout as a pocket knife for hikers. People who spend time in the mountains and pay attention to every gram. It's a great pocket knife during the picnic after reaching the top, or to cut a featherstick to start a fire. Soon, however, EDC enthusiasts discovered the qualities of the Bugout. Today, the Benchmade Bugout is one of Benchmade's most popular pocket knives.

Benchmade Bugout

Benchmade Bugout

Benchmade Gold Class knives are remarkable. They are made from exceptional, top-quality materials. In a corner in the Benchmade factory you can find some of Benchmade's top employees. Together, they created all Gold Class knives. Most of the Gold Class knives feature luxurious steel types like Damasteel, handle materials you will only find on expensive customs and a finish that is to die for. Every Gold Class knife is a limited edition. For real collectors. A pocket knife from Benchmade's Gold Class line would be the crowning glory of your collection!

Benchmade Gold Class

Benchmade Gold Class

Benchmade Taggedout pocket knives are part of Benchmades Hunt Class. The Taggedout was designed for hunters who travel long distances and pay attention to every gram. As such, the knife is lightweight for its size. Depending on the version, the Taggedout weighs between 60 and 85 grams and has a blade length of 9 cm. The design of the Taggedout was inspired by that of traditional hunting knives. The blade with its clippoint shape is a sure sign of this. However, the handle is typically Benchmade; lightweight and thin with the famous Axis lock, just like the popular Bugout series.

Benchmade Taggedout

Benchmade Taggedout

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Pocket knives come in many shapes and sizes. [Swiss pocket knives](kato://category/swisspocketknives) are very recognizable, who didn't grow up with them? We offer pocket knives many different kinds of opening and locking mechanisms. Whether you're opening boxes or uncorking wine bottles, here you'll find the most beautiful pocket knives. We only sell pocket knives of the very best quality. Our pocket knives come from all over the world. We offer pocket knives from brands like, among others, Victorinox, Civivi, Opinel, Spyderco, Buck, Benchmade, Leatherman and our own brand Grailer. We've made it easy to find the best pocket knife for you!

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[Benchmade](kato://content/migrated_pageid_282) also made an appearance at the 2019 Shot Show. With an enormous stand, dozens of employees and multiple new products they definitely wowed the crowds. Upon arrival we were happily welcomed by the Benchmade team and were given the opportunity to take a look at all new pocket knives with Hans Albing, the product line manager at Benchmade. It was an amazing opportunity!


## The Benchmade Griptilian collection got a S30V steel upgrade


Big news! The Benchmade Griptilian collection will get a S30V steel upgrade. Initially Benchmade used 154CM steel. A great type of steel for daily use. S30V steel, however, is a lot more robust, stainless and retains its sharpness longer. Not too bad right? The new Griptilians could become a little more expensive than the 154CM steel version. Fortunately you don't have to worry. According to Benchmade it will only be a minor difference.


## The Benchmade 560-1 Freek


Another famous model which was given an update is the Benchmade Freek. This new version of the Freek has been enhanced with a handle made from grey and black layered G10, instead of the grivory/versaflex handle. The blade also got an upgrade from CPM S30V steel to CPM M4 steel. An incredibly solid and hard type of steel. To add a little colour Benchmade added a thin red G10 liner on the inside of the handle. Red anodized aluminium standoffs keep the handle together. If you are already a fan of the original Freek collection, this robust version is something you will love as well!

Shot Show 2019: the newest Benchmade pocket knives

Shot Show 2019: the newest Benchmade pocket knives

## Why do I carry a folder?


There are many reasons to carry a folder, and there’s a lot to be said for having a simple tool on your person at all times. Luckily for us, there is a blade out there to suit everyone, and we all have our preferences. Some people need more nuanced tools such as awls or files and therefore prefer to carry a [SAK](kato://content/migrated_pageid_477) or a [Leatherman](kato://content/migrated_pageid_413) over a folder. And if you are carrying a folder, then comes further nuance in our choice! Are you an EDC type carrier, preferring a more tactical blade like a [Spyderco Paramilitary](kato://content/migrated_pageid_1207). Or maybe your job requires a tougher blade and you're carrying a more substantial folder like the [Benchmade Bugout](kato://content/migrated_pageid_1180). There is literally a tool for everyone.


For me it’s usually that I’m either working outside on some DIY chores or around the canoe center where I work, or I need a smaller blade to supplement my belt knife when out camping. In the majority of situations I find myself in, my belt knife is used to establish my main camp. Be that for firewood processing, sleep system setup, building pot hangers for the cooking that night, whatever the case may be. However, after this, my main knife tends to be put away. Sometimes I’ll even throw it back in the backpack. Sacrilege! I know... But this is where my multitool or pocket knife will come in. Usually only the smaller tasks like opening food packaging, slicing vegetables or making utensils are left to do at camp. Why carry a 4+ inch belt knife on you all night when you’re most likely not going to need it again? The same can be said of things like ferro rods and dump pouches by the way. It may be controversial, but personally I find these things quite unnecessary and frankly cumbersome to be carrying on my belt all evening. I like to feel a little more free and nimble when moving around camp or further afield when I’m collecting water or gathering more firewood.

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