Both by the thumb stud or by use of the Axis lock. I'ts ok at best but for my money a mini grip is a much smarter buy. Benchmade knives are a bit on the pricey side, but you get good quality from them. It's light, slim, and it disappears in the pocket. The finish on the blade is excellent to the touch. Great S30V Blade, slightly off-center but overall great lightweight EDC knife! This knife is good for both the collectors and the guy who just needs/wants a good EDC blade it's light, thin, strong and just impressive to look at. I love this knife. I was worried about the polymer handle but its built extremely well and tactile feel. I love Love LOVE this knife!!! It is a excellent knife and I can barley keep myself from admiring it constantly and wanting to use it constantly. Its cazy light and a super slicer. The reported flex in the scales is a bit exaggerated IMO. The thin blade slices like a dream. I find myself just flicking and playing with this knife all the time. I did a lot of research to get this knife, at the end was between the Freak, the Bailout and the Bugout. While we accept most engraving requests, we cannot honor all. benchmade 535gry drab bugout grivory s30v scales Benchmades quality control and price vs what you get is a complicated thing. i played with it for days just because how it feels in my hand and the axis lock is so nice. The colors are subdued and makes this an easy knife to carry and not be noticed. If I was putting together a car emergency kit this wouldn't go in it either. I have cut bait and rinsed my Bugout in saltwater on a couple of different occasions. I suppose I'm just used to my big robust knives that can be used as a pry bar as well. I purchased this specifically for the blade metal and how little this knife weights. After roughly a month of carrying this knife as an EDC, I can say it's the best small knife I've had. Ps more colors please! Visually I didnt see anything in the axis lock mech that caused the issue but blowing it out with 60psi of air got rid of whatever was in there. It's definitely feather light! First, the blade on my particular knife is a little off center. I just received the Benchmade Bugout Axis in Ranger Green. The blade has a Military parkerized look to it being dark gray instead of black. I suggest any of the 940 Osborne models (will be +~1 ounce heavier) if you like the size of this knife but are looking for something that feels stouter. Reversible Mini Deep-Carry pocket clip and oversized lanyard hole. The big problem is that now I have this overwhelming urge to buy another Benchmade. Cancellations are not possible once the engraving process has begun. benchmade bugout couteaux 533bk s30v knivspesialisten Overall, the best knife for all and i have a microtech. The S30V blade comes out of the box razor sharp. Ive been meaning the pick the bugout up since its release, when I heard the weight 1.85 oz I had to see it for myself. No jamming, no gritty feel. Still great knives, but can fall short of the other big players in QC. They can squeeze the scales together. This model gets an extra star compared to the blue handled model. I did a lot of research trying to find the perfect EDC knife. This is not a survival knife - this is a knife for opening boxes, cutting zip ties, rubber wire protectors and orange plastic fiber optic cable protectors. Axis lock for easy one hand open and close. I can see using it like that if weight is a problem like a bug out bag, now I know why the name, but I wanted a heftier knife so install the copper scales right away. A lot of people complain about the flexible handles, but a knife this light isn't meant to be beaten on like an axe. I food prep with it and I open letters and cut boxes open all the time with this and it has never failed me. The color even looks better in person. Just tight enough to feel secure and light enough to carry every day! It's definitely not a harder use knife but that's ok, I like it non the less. S30V steel is sharp as a tack out of the box and perfectly centered between the scales. great edc and its super light, you can barely tell that its there. My finger can attest to it. Will be removed during engraving process. It's light, capable, and has a high fidget factor. But when it comes to EDC and everyday cutting tasks, the Bugout checks every box for me. Bummer. I stumbled upon this exact knife with no prior knowledge of its existence and fell in love with it immediately. I have one of these and in my opinion it is the best one. Great knife for a great price that was built to last. After a very short time the axis lock mech developed a very gritty feel and even jammed a few times. People say S30V is harder to sharpen than S35VN, but from my experience, S30V was easier to sharpen and re-profile vs the S35VN on my Sebenza. The blade and lock are top quality. At last count I own several Benchmades myself so I am speaking with a great deal of product experience and some of the knives I have are over 20 years of age and still perform like a new knife. Want to see a better example of this, check out the Gold Class Bugout! It did everything I needed it to do on the trail. For the price this knife is, it feels great in the hand and pretty sturdy with fast opening speed. Opening and closing the knife became difficult and felt terrible. Turns out Benchmade has a long record of donating to anti-gun politicians over the years. The color combo on this knife is also my favorite of any Benchmade on the market right now. good lockup and deployment. A great looking combination. Decided I would just deal with it as the knife isn't that expensive and see how it goes just to be a bit of a guinea pig. Very high quality, solid knife. I bought this because I came across it during an episode of KnifeBanter and fell in love with the blade and handle profiles. All in all, I love this knife. And Im in love with the knife. This knife can take a beating and still work on tough tasks. I dont foresee this being a problem unless your Andre the giant. It is the toughest looking and most tactical/outdoorsy version. Should have been called Benchmade Backpacker or something along those lines. Such a great knife in and out of the pocket. benchmade bugout cpm couteaux s30v griptilian taschenmesser hikers otaggle grivory couteau 530v 1803 The locking mechanism took me three tries to master unlocking and closing the knife. This was my first Benchmade purchase, before this knife I used to edc mostly Spyderco and some Kershaw but since I got this it hasn't left my pocket. When I got them right away felt how light and tough this knife is out of the box. If your thinking about getting it just go for it. Great knife. I love this knife, this is really my first high quality knife and I am loving everything about it! First this is just a great knife out of the box. I am a knife collector but I like carrying them as well as admiring them. I might could with a pair of pliers but why would I? Benchmade gets knocked for their quality control, but the particular knife I received was near-perfect out of the box. This knife is so light and thin I forget I have it on me. The light weight and full sized blade with good ergonomics makes this a EDC choice for sure. Ive carried it every day since I got it and even though its not my favorite, it is quickly moving up the list. I'll have to say, this was better than I thought it would be. -Deep pocket clip & great ergonomics One negative I have to say is regarding the QC. I've almost put it through the wash twice, thankfully my wife isn't as scatter brained as I am. At times take two hands to operate the axis mech. Has substantially less presence in pocket compared to a mini grip and is much lighter. It is sharp and holds an edge. Ive owned this knife for about 6 moths now and I can honestly say its what is in my pocket the most. Through all the research the Bugout kept coming up in discussions. It just bugs the hell out of me! It's is extremel light and thin and the mini deep carry pocket clip make it disapeer when you're carrying it. benchmade lanyard knife bugout Premium steel that holds an edge very well. The handle scales are a bit flimsy. The bugout is a great choice for a EDC especially with its mini deep carry pocket clip and s30v blade its an all around amazing EDC. Everyone I have shown this knife to loves it. Would recommend. So it is what it is. Love the one-handed opening action. I hardly ever notice it in my pocket and with the axis lock it is quick to open and close it. love the axis lock and it's been keeping it's edge nicely. Decided on the drop point blade in gray and I really like the Ranger Green of the Bugout so that is what I got. Good looks. It seems pretty sturdy, I do see a little give in the Grivory handle when squeezed at the middle but do not see this being an issue with its stability. The chromium nitride coating on the blade is both beautiful and seems to be holding up to everything I throw at it. Lightweight, good action. Cons: I bought mine from amazon in which came from DLT Trading. Overall, you cant beat this knife for the price for all that you get out of it. It's a good lightweight carry and perfect for hot, summer days when carrying less is more. Sir, It really is a great knife and is perfect for me but for some reason I find myself looking at other Benchmade knives. I was looking for a bigger EDC but not-knife people friendly. Safe, strong, and ambidextrous AXIS-Lock mechanism. Ironically, the DLC wore off faster than the coating on the blade tang. Probably the only reason this is and will be the only Benchmade knife I ever own. Wow, was I ever wrong! Great knife. So, whatever. It looks great, disappears in my pocket, has superb steel, and is comfortable to work with. It is very flat and weighs hardly anything while being a decent size knife for EDC. Aside from that it slices like a champ and looks amazing. I have several knives, but this action is awesome! I never leave reviews, but this knife deserves the exception. My only complaint right now is the chromium oxide coating on the clip has a lot of drag. I was very disappointed and ready to send it back, reluctantly. So I order a Flytanium copper scales right away. Same thing. Benchmade accomplishes this by losing the liners in the handles. Now for start, i will admit that i didn't buy this knife from this website. It flicks open super easy. Sorry a knife at this price doesn't need a "break in". When I received the Bugout it seemed perfect out of the box. I'm beyond flabbergasted that this knife has such good reviews. Knife doesn't want to flip open, certainly doesn't drop shut. Have no complaints about fit/finish, love the overall ergonomics. of course it is sharp too. Hopefully thatll improve as it wears in. And it looks dope!!! I prefer this Ranger Green version mainly due to color and that anti-reflective chromium nitride coating. I am very happy to add this to my high end knife collection. Its lightweight and almost a little too lightweight. I have only two tiny complaints, and one is just a personal annoyance, really. I bought my first one had it for 2 days before I noticed rust (yes on the coating) thought I just had one that was old or whatever the case was. Be aware of that potential when buying benchmade these days. It doesnt slide back in my pocket as easily as Id like. Glad I dont have to send it back. This knife is perfect gold. bugout To pull off a quality fell being so light is remarkable. I purchased this knife and let me just say that it was the best decision for purchasing a new EDC ever. **Ladies** get this for your man and theyll marry you (100% scientifically tested). Ive had my bugout for around 4 months now and I love it. SUPER lightweight. This is the 2nd Benchmade I have purchased and it's quite nice. Comes very sharp from the factory. I really wanted to like this knife. I was a little worried it wasn't going to live up to the hype - but I can't get over how much I love this little (and super super lite) knife. I have played with knives my friends have but never pulled the trigger to buy my own. Used properly it will serve you well for what a pocket knife is generally used for. Gotta say the knife has good fit but horrible finish. By far the toughest knife for its weight. I've had this blade for about 2 weeks now, and I have absolutely no complaints. If you're on this page, you probably have done your research and possibly even seen the reviews on YouTube or elsewhere (if not, look it up). Benchmade came up with a great knife, its very lightweight and you can cook anything with it. The blade steel is great, the mini deep carry clip is an awesome touch, and the weight is unbelievable. The blade shape is perfect, S30V holds and edge and sharpens easily. The Ranger Green and smoked gray, chromium nitride coated blade are a really good combination. I unfortunately found the knife to be rather flimsy and weak in the handle. When I saw the Bugout in Ranger Green, I had to have it. *Due to high order volume, Orders with customizations will be delayed by 2 business days. From the look of it, to the razor sharp edge, it has everything going for it that i could ever want for a edc knife. -Super lightweight & thin Just enough belly, perfect steel, ultra light but not weak. It's the lightweight that makes me even forget I am carrying it myself. All around excellent EDC knife. Some may contain trademarks or other terms that we do not have the right to use. Well done, benchmade. Thin blade thats great for slicing and comes in at under 2 oz. Other than that, it's a nice knife. 10am-7pm Tuesday - Friday This is my new fidget toy that also has a function. My only complaint would be the grivory scales. Do yourself the favor and just get one to see what the hype is all about. Despite reviews, I found the handle plenty strong. I like the blue one better because the price is more fair. It's going to be in my pocket for a loooong time. Other than that its a great knife and for the price its definitely worth a look. I'd heard all of the complaints about Benchmade QC and the Bugout feeling "flimsy" and decided to see for myself. In 2017, Benchmade shook the knife world with the release of the Bugout. They are made the same way the Griptillian scales are made but way thinner, thus less sturdy. All and all a great knife, and now I'm thinking about picking one up for myself. Im not hammering this knife into trees. Overall, I have no complaints about this knife. I recieved my bugout in ranger green a few days ago, I've carried it and used it everyday since, my first impressions of this knive would be"wow thing thing is light, it looks awesome, it's super thin, a bit on the small side for my liking, i would of liked a little more beef over all, the blade finish/coating soaks up oils and shows fingerprints more than any other knife i have, i love it but it has flaws". Perfect blade shape and length. Nice and sharp out of box, super light weight, feels great in hand, and disappears in your pocket. Case has been my favorite and for the last 20 years my main carry has been a peanut and I now have over a dozen of those, some collectable. Super lightweight, holds a really sharp factory edge, and sits in the pocket nice with the deep carry pocket clip. Perfect action, centering, and the "flex" is infinitesimal! The blade doesn't fly open very quickly and there are no liners inside the handles. Sharp. They're always competitive in pricing, offer free shipping as well as other various things to sweeten the deal; I got a free bottle of BladeHQ hot sauce with my order which is just plain cool. However, this has to be one of my favorite EDC knifes simply because of its lightweight and thin profile. Please note, engraving may delay processing time beyond two business days, but no more than four business days under normal circumstances. Get one, you owe it to yourself. Not too hot not too cold jussssst right. You may be better off not getting it actually. Definitely would recommend this blade as a EDC/first big purchase. The only gripe I have is the tightness of the action but Im sure this contributes to the solid feel in hand. This thing was barely able to cut paper. Then maybe I'll look into something in the smaller size Congrats to whomever made this knife better. When you can have a knife as light as the Bugout and still have it boast of quality materials--it's a winner in my mind. Feels rather flimsy. I almost returned it because it was stiff and gritty on opening. Great knife from a company I'm disappoint in. It is a gift, it's for my son. Axis lock works well. I haven't been able to put it down since I got it. I would not want to have this as my only knife if I had to bug out or when disaster strikes. Perfect addition to anyone's EDC lineup. Blade was wicked sharp out of box and was addicting to play with due to its light weight and ease of deployment. The knife coming in at 1.8 oz does literally disappear in your pocket. My only complaint is that the gray finish on the blade scuffs really easily. We constantly had to sell our supervisors on the importance of providing excellent gear to our Aircrew and Pilots in case of an aircraft ditching either at sea or on land far away from the civilized population. This is a great EDC! The handles are just the right shade of green as well. If your engraving request is deemed unacceptable, your order will be canceled and you will be notified via email. And I have to say I absolutely love it. I always wear cargo paints so the green color and the deep pocket clip enable me to EDC the knife and not be noticed by others. Returned it and got a new one that was perfectly mint. This is a great blade. Thats a big miss on Benchmades part but for what it is I really love this knife. benchmade axis serrated adamas cruwear I've been carrying knives for years and this one takes the cake. Only quarrel, and maybe it's in my head, but coulda shoulda been g10 scales. Happy Camper. It's light enough to not be noticed and always sharp & ready for anything.

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