Benchmade 15535 Tagged Out
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Benchmade 15535 Tagged Out
Description
Description
Here's a hunt-inspired Bugout-like knife for lightweight hunters who travel long distances. When going far with a kit on your back, every ounce of weight carried matters. This lightweight and slim hunting folder can handle any task while in the wilderness, from prepping food at camp to skinning or field dressing animals to cutting paracord. Light in weight, high in visibility, slim in-pocket feel, and a razor-sharp cut from the CPM-154 steel with SelectEdge application make the 15535 Taggedout a go-to for go-far adventures.
Features
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Blade Edge: Plain
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Blade Finish/Color: Satin
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Blade Steel: CPM-154 (58-61 HRC)
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Blade Style/Shape: Clip-point
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Clip Type: Mini Deep-Carry
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Clip Position: Reversible Tip-Up
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Handle Material: Orange Grivory
- Blade Style: Clip-Point
Specifications
- Blade Length: 8.9 cm
- Blade Thickness: 2.3mm
- Open Length: 20.6cm
- Closed Length: 11.7cm
- Handle Thickness: 12mm
- Weight: 59g
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Customer Reviews
Lightweight -tick!
Bright - tick!
Excellent steel - tick!
Axis lock - tick!
This version of the Benchmade Tagged Out is a great knife if you want to chuck it in your pocket or pack and have it just be there without constantly telling you it is.
The materials used are excellent, high quality and the blade heat treat is up to the usual high standard.
Personally, I prefer the thumbstud opener other versions use over this ones thumbhole, but it’s still easy to deploy & the butterfly-like action of the axis lock system works a treat.
