The Benchmade SlipRidge with Rust Orange G-10 handles and a MagnaCut blade is a rugged folding knife built for precision, durability, and everyday performance. Designed for enthusiasts, collectors, and professionals alike, this knife combines modern materials with refined engineering, offering a tool that performs under pressure while standing out in any carry or collection.
At the heart of the SlipRidge is a 3.5-inch drop-point blade made from MagnaCut stainless steel, heat-treated to 60–62 HRC. Known for exceptional edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance, MagnaCut keeps the blade sharp through demanding tasks while offering long-lasting performance. The drop-point design delivers versatility for slicing, piercing, and precise cuts, while the 0.114-inch blade thickness provides strength without sacrificing control. Benchmade’s SelectEdge technology ensures the knife arrives razor-sharp and ready for immediate use.
The Rust Orange G-10 handle scales give the SlipRidge a bold, modern look while enhancing grip and durability. G-10 is lightweight, weather-resistant, and highly tactile, offering a secure hold in wet or challenging conditions. Ergonomic shaping ensures comfort during extended use, while the bright orange color makes the knife easy to locate in the field or workspace. The combination of vibrant handles and a premium blade strikes a balance between style and utility.
Benchmade’s proven AXIS Lock allows smooth, ambidextrous one-handed operation and reliable blade lockup. With an overall length of 8.25 inches when open, the SlipRidge provides excellent reach and leverage for a wide range of tasks while remaining compact enough for comfortable carry. Lightweight yet tough, it’s a versatile knife built for tactical, outdoor, and everyday use.
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