Reviews & Ratings for Benchmade Bugout, 3.24 in Folding Knife — 14 reviews — Page 1

Super lightweight, excellent construction, great new EDC knife.

My fiancé loves this product! Loves how lightweight it is and how slim it is.

I bought the CF version. It's an all around great EDC true pocket knife, light weigh (barely 2 oz.), slim, and very sharp blade. While in a pant pocket, it seems to disappear. The carbon fiber finish is top notch. Smooth deployment action. Overall great design and workmanship. It's jut a question of value at $330 retail; hence a 4 star instead of 5.

I am surprised by how light this knife is! It has a deep clip and almost disappears in my pocket.

Very happy with it

Great edc knife will buy more holds a good Mirrow finished edge lifetime warranty and sharpening

These Bugouts are awesome light edc knives I used my work sharp sharpener to put a good Mirrow edge on this unit thanks for the great price OPTICS PLANET Will be back

Took my work sharp sharpener put a Mirrow edge on this knife very light knife lifetime warranty and lifetime sharpening one would last a person a lifetime but as of today I own six Great knives

This is my second bugout. Had my first one about 5 years and carried everyday. Recently lost it and ordered another. I have 5 benchmades, this is the one I always carry. So light and thin, forget I have it in my pocket. The bugout handles everything I’ve put it through.

This is extremely light weight and thin knife for carrying everyday. I have a smaller Benchmade knife that's thicker and heavier than this one, but I'm really happy with my new knife. Looks terrific and a little longer blade than my other everyday knife.

Super quality. Sharp out of the box (only the haters comment otherwise). The BM 535 series was DESIGNED to be a low profile, lightweight EDC tool knife for the grey dude. BM accomplished this and the Bugout is a fine execution. Reading some of the comment about “cheap feeling” and handle flex, make me snicker. If you need a knife built to use the handle as a hammer, there are plenty out there, but you certainly won’t find them in this compact and supe lightweight form factor. Physics is physics, this one has been engineered to design specs no doubt. If you buy a duck, then complain that it doesn’t taste like chicken — that’s on you. The specs, to include its sub-two ounce weight, are clearly called out in the description. The handle is plenty study enough for a knife designed for this purpose. If you need to pound nails or torque off a bolt, then buy a hammer and a wrench. I notice that many negative reviews use the same language in copy-cat fashion. Folks are either shills, haters or just feel more important when they are complaining. I’m sick of reading idiot reviews written by cretins.