New Benchmade 'Bushcraft' knife!

[CodyKenobi]

I can't seem to find it. :/

[Corso]

I know what I think of when someone says bushcraft knife. A Woodlore clone.

I think some of the comments here about the $125 street price being too high and that you can buy a custom knife for that much is not as accurate as it could be. I have yet to see a custom made Woodlore clone with sheath selling for that price.

Woodlore is very much one person's (ok maybe 2) interpritation of what a bushcraft knife may be and there seems to be a premium paid. It's not even to the original make/designer.

Don't be fooled by the myth. It's just a knife designed to cut wood more often than anything else

plenty of other cheaper options out there. Custom or not....

[wizard]

I like the basic shape, the sheath also looks good. I can't say I like the double bevel blade though. The main thing is the price is a bit high for a production fixed blade.

I would go for a BHK or a custom maker for that price point. It is good to see another bushcrafty knife from a major maker though. Anyone that prefers the blade grind style would like this one.

[zpstl321]

The more I look at this blade the more I think I need to order one and try it out.

[colter]

Seems like every company I see is hopping on the "bushcraft" gear/ knife bandwagon these days. Looks like a decent knife though.

[Scroggins]

Seems like every company I see is hopping on the "bushcraft" gear/ knife bandwagon these days. Looks like a decent knife though.

It's profitable!

[Mudman]

Design looks good. Think I'll pick one up when available.

[johnsonga]

S30V is an interesting choice for a "bushcraft knife."

... ever try to sharpen a lightsaber in the field?

[Whisper Creek]

If that was a Scandi, Convex, or FFG, It would be mine...

[troutfisher13111]

Its a beautiful production knife, but I think it's a tad too thick, and a full flat grind would be better in my opinion.