Benchmade 915

[Jailman]

I was woundering if any one has any experience with the Benchmade 915 series knife. I have been lookig at them on line but not been able to find any local to me to put my hands on.

 

[Bobber]

Have this knife as my EDC, both at work and in my sparetime.
I work in construction, and my 915 gets used and abused several times a day. I would trust my life to this particullar knife.
Really good and grippy handle, stirdy construction, and from what I`ve expirienced so far, a rock solid lock.
Thinking of ordering one more to keep in my BOB, and I think Benchmade is my new folders of choice..

You will not regret ordering one IMO...
They may seem big and bulky, but I hardly notice it in my pocket, and the clip makes it ride really low in the pocket too...

 

[Rprecision]

great knives, I have two, its my EDC blade

I cant really add more then what was said above.

One fact that may come up is they are a little on the heavy side. But, you are packing more then just a blade !

 

[pelotonjon]

I've been interested in this knife since it came out, but I was worried the carbide glass breaker would be a problem (wearing out pockets, bumping into things, etc.). Really wish they made this knife with a retractable carbide tip like the Spyderco Assist.

 

[Rprecision]

I've been interested in this knife since it came out, but I was worried the carbide glass breaker would be a problem (wearing out pockets, bumping into things, etc.). Really wish they made this knife with a retractable carbide tip like the Spyderco Assist.

It’s pretty subdued, I don’t even notice it unless I’m looking for it.

Truth is unless it carried tip down in a pocket with no clip. I don’t see it being an issue.

Tip up in a pocket (with or without a clip) its out of the way