I have that same knife in that color as well. I love the locking system and how much fun it is to flip. I like the placement of the pocket clip on this one vs the WE knife version. Very nice job telling us about it! 👍👊

Great video. Subbed

I saw another review on this where the guy says a rattle when the blade is not deployed bothered him. He fixed it on his video. Do you have the same rattle?

Thanks for checking out The Benny! We appreciate the constructive feedback as well 🙏

Earned a sub from me great review

hey brotha , new sub for ya here and i am a u.s. military/marine vet 93' to 97' active ! and i only have email here and i def. wanna talk more and i love talking blades n such , i e.d.c. them allday n everyday here , thanks n we'll talk soon > tom !

I think it’s a cool looking knife and I really like the tanto blade. Thanks for showing it to us. Great job on the review too. 👍👊

For $25.30 at BladeHQ after shipping costs.. not bad mate 🤠

Great job on the review! 👍 That looks like a good user if you buy it on sale.

thanks for the review!!🔥

Not really my thing but interesting nonetheless. Thanks for showing it to us. 👊

Nice review. I have the black aluminum with the walnut inlays and tanto blade. I love mine and can flick it open without issue. I have seen people put a zip tie through the hole and use it as a thumb stud for easy flipping.

I love my little wicket so much I got the chickpea, I like it even better.

I picked up a primative wicket at Blade show Atlanta. I am digging it. I use it for around the house and common camp tasks.

I appreciate the review! It was really in depth and I loved how you brought in other popular knives to compare it to!

Nice looking little fixed blade. Thanks for telling us about it. 👍🔪

Very detailed explanation of this knife’s flaws. Thanks for reporting this. Great video, I just subscribed. 👍👊

Update: I was able to complete the mod to increase the tension of the detent bar. It is essentially like changing how strong/weak your liner or frame lock is; take the knife apart, bend the bar which actually acts as the detent (because there are two bars, one of which does nothing), then put the knife back together. While it is better, I still think that the fact I needed to do this is unacceptable. If you do choose to purchase this knife and have a similar issue, I cannot speak to whether or not this will affect your warranty. Finally, something that I forgot to mention in the video is that we traveled back to the Bradford facility after realizing this and the workers confirmed that this was "normal."