BuckLite MAX medium

Bo-Ri-Do · Nov 12, 2014

I am thinking about getting it. Does anyone have one and would you reccommed it? I would like to know prs and cons

Alberta Ed · Nov 12, 2014

Bucklites are excellent bang for the Buck (sorry). They're lightweight, the thermoplastic handle is extremely tough and resistant to just about everything and 420HC is a fine cutlery steel, easy to sharpen and takes a very fine edge. My granddaughter took a liking to my Bucklite medium and now carries it. Smart girl.

buckman110 · Nov 12, 2014

Ive got one in my pocket. There great knives.

bucktool · Nov 12, 2014

My wife likes hers, and shows it off. (purple deer skull camo) It is a great light duty knife.

dogstar · Nov 12, 2014

bucktool said:
My wife likes hers, and shows it off. (purple deer skull camo) It is a great light duty knife.

I thought Bucklite max just came in black and orange?

bucktool · Nov 13, 2014

I was wrong it is a Bantam.

dogstar · Nov 13, 2014

bucktool said:
I was wrong it is a Bantam.

That's OK, it's easy to confuse the two. These two product lines fill the same niche; I don't know why they both need to exist.

Lycosa · Nov 13, 2014

My Max gets pocket time with my CQC7.
That shud tell you something.

edbeau · Nov 13, 2014

Great knife and worth the money.

Bo-Ri-Do · Nov 19, 2014

Thanks

DesertChris · Nov 19, 2014

I really like the blade shape on it.

Fuori · Dec 7, 2014

How are they compared to a RAT if there is a choice?

pinnah · Dec 9, 2014

Mine loosened up a lot in less than a year. Discussions with Buck say it's just a matter of the soft plastic, which is softer than what they used on the older Bucklites.

It's a shame because I really liked the handle shape and the blade shape.

I would think the Vantage would be a better knife to put up against the Rat 2.