Benchmade Mini Crooked River Overview

Benchmade Mini Crooked River

Features:

• Satin and stonewashed clip point blade made from CPM S30V steel with ringneck pheasant engravings on the blade.
• Dual thumb stud openers for quick response.
• Wood handles, engraved aluminum bolsters featuring the hunt, and an ivory G-10 backspacer.
• AXIS lock mechanism for secure and safe lock-up.
• Black oxide split arrow pocket clip for right and left-handed carry.

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Description:

Striking the perfect balance between artistry and function, the Benchmade Limited Edition Artist Series highlights four iconic wild game species and the environments in which they live. In collaboration with independent artist, Casey Underwood, each unique Mini Crooked River has been embellished with the detailed artwork of bull elk, whitetail deer, mallard duck, and also ringneck pheasant. Be inspired by the hunt with the incredible Benchmade Mini Crooked River. From artist Casey Underwood: “The process of hunting is all in the details. When I set out to design the artwork for this series of Mini Crooked River knives, my goal was to bring the same level of detail to the blades and bolsters that you and I Bring to our pursuit of these animals.” Be sure to check out more folding knives that are sure to impress you and your friends!

FAQ On Benchmade Mini Crooked River

• Is the mini crooked river a good EDC?

Yes, the Mini Crooked River is a good EDC folding blade. Its beautiful looks and also excellent materials come together in a practical folding knife.

• Is the Benchmade Crooked River a good knife?

I would go as far as to say that there aren’t any knives in the Hunt line that can’t withstand a bomb blast. With that being said, there’s nothing that really stands out, in terms of durability, with the Crooked River. It does what it’s intended to do and it also does it exceedingly well, as expected.

FAQ On Benchmade Knives

• Are Benchmade knives really that good?

Benchmade Knives are well-known for their longevity because of their materials and also design. This quality standard ensures you can enjoy your blade for years without worrying about its durability or safety. Also, these knives are easy to sharpen and maintain, allowing you to keep them in good condition for a long time.

• What makes Benchmade so good?

Every blade Benchmade offers uses steel in the HRC 55 to 66 range, which is considered a very hard, very durable metal on the Rockwell scale, the standard hardness scale applied to knives, axes, tools, and also the like. The brand’s knives arrive razor sharp and also hold an edge well even with heavy use.

• How often do you need to sharpen a Benchmade knife?

Depending on use, the average knife needs to be sharpened every 1-2 months. Sharpening, is the process of restoring a damaged or dulled edge and also requires a fairly coarse abrasive such as a diamond plate, stone, or abrasive belt.

• What does blue class mean on Benchmade knives?

The Blue Class, which is known to be the heart of Benchmade, is their more standard class. Here you will find both folders and also fixed-blade options. Many knives in this class are of the highest quality of manufactured knives on the market today.

FAQ On Pocket Knives

• Do you really need a pocket knife?

A Pocket Knife is an Emergency Tool But just the same, a knife is indispensable in an emergency scenario. You can use a simple pocket knife to cut seatbelts, break windows, cut clothing/bandages, etc. A knife gives me a lot of peace of mind when I think of these scenarios.

• What pocket knife do Navy Seals carry?

Cold Steel SRK-C Survival Rescue Fixed Blade Knife with Secure-Ex Sheath – Standard Issue Knife of the Navy Seals, Great for Tactical, Outdoors, Hunting and also Survival Applications, SK-5 Steel, Compact.

• What not to use pocket knife for?

Prying is a common mis-use of a folding knife. Real prying, such as a crowbar, is not fine. Your knife’s pivot is the central point of the knife. It is the reason it folds. Prying with your knife can and will also compromise lock safety, alignment, pivot performance, and can even break the blade.

• Why should a man carry a pocket knife?

It Can Substitute for a Tool Box The list of things you can do with a blade is pretty much endless: You can score wood, remove a nail, punch a hole in your belt, etc. It can also serve as an all-purpose screwdriver, especially for those tiny screws that are notoriously hard to tighten. Also, add to cart, 58-60 hrc, aluminum bolsters, blade steel, wood handle, stainless steel liners, blade length, mini crooked river folding knife.