Why I'm Selling My Benchmade

[@hog1450]

*Couple weeks later* "Why i switched back to my 940"

[@finnblu3002]

harald berg 🤔

[@scottmarshall9237]

Hahahahah... The chickens have come home to roost with the latest video.

[@damianhendricks818]

Exactly!!

[@haydensimmons6976]

looks like someone was right!

[@Cociobladereviews]

Oh my God 🤣🤣🤣

[@大卫-u7d]

What is this? Some kind of knife-erotica? It kind of feels like I don't want anyone walking in on me while I watch this...

[@KingPhoey]

大卫 LMAO totally. Fetish Knife Porn.

[@mikh.574]

And what's with the weird like ambient mind control music?

[@americannationalist1110]

😂😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@redneckradio]

I had to get off my roku to see the commets and i am not dissapointed , i knew someone was gonna mention this , im not sure if i need therpy after this video lol

[@fsmoura]

Deep Knife Massage

[@1221vito]

Don't sell the 940! The fizz will wear off and you'll wish you still had the 940. 940=GOAT!!

[@LivingOnWheels]

or would it be GOAN???

[@jimmymckay73]

@@LivingOnWheels greatest of all n???? whats the n?im slow today .

[@LivingOnWheels]

Apparently you’re not the only slow one today 😂😂😂 This might do better. GOA”K”

[@1221vito]

Living On Wheels - I wasn't gonna say anything! I knew what you meant.. lol

[@jimmymckay73]

i have three 940's and i cant see the bugout replacing any of them . i have the 943, 940-2 , & the 940 im hunting for the rest of the collection

[@ekevanleeuwen8964]

It still is the last knife you will ever buy, because the new ones were send to you...

[@TJ-iq8nw]

this is not a review, this is a 20min ad

[@bluekestral8316]

Lite erotica

[@diverock3584]

At least he is honest to said that they gave him 2 other blade

[@copelandart]

For you. I quit watching......

[@Osprey1994]

Oh stop it you are so weak willed then you shouldn't watch anything that talks about a product. Most independent minded people are capable of watching reviews and stuff like this without feeling compelled to go out and just buy the featured item.

[@mikh.574]

Isn't that what all of his videos are now?

[@keepmichigantough79]

I own a Benchmade 940 because of your videos. I keep it because it is still the best knife I've ever felt in my hands. Every time I open it, I fall in love all over again. Can't justify purchasing another one yet, but do a couple more videos and you might change my mind. Thanks again!

[@BDawgCrypto]

I’ve carried this knife every day since May 2020. It’s so light I forget it’s in my pocket until I need it, which is often. Best EDC purchase of my life.

[@danielyoung7175]

I discovered the 940’s through watching your video’s. I bought one for myself. You don’t have to turn your back on the 940 just because you got a new knife. The 940 holds this distinction, “it is a working mans knife” with no frills or excuses. It’s nice to get a knew knife capable of being an every day knife. However don’t DIS my 940!

[@brandonmcgrady5866]

Why do I feel compelled to buy a knife, that I really do not need. Cody, ever think of selling sand in the desert? You'd make a fortune.

[@forward217]

Ahh that was so enjoyable. The way you talk about knives is so close to obsessive but yet so informative. Now I’m pissed as I sit here looking at my green 940. Edges worn and all.

[@stevethompson906]

The defense rests it’s case.

[@n8dgr887]

... No. I reject this. The 940 is a tool, the bugout looks like a toy.

[@lovemyamunition]

The bugout is much more a tool knife than the 940 and I own both. Ignorant opinion based on looks

[@n8dgr887]

lovemyamunition my guess is you use it for very different things than most 940 owners. That’s okay too, though. Benchmade is good in all forms, I just think 940 is on the top of the heap.

[@MrOzzy281]

how can an opinion about looks be ignorant if it is based on looks? @@lovemyamunition

[@lovemyamunition]

@@MrOzzy281 because that's all the negative he said about it so he obviously doesn't own one. And I don't know what "most" 940 owners use them for but in a user roll the bugout blade is more practical than the 940s because it is thinner behind the edge and not so wedge shaped. It slices through all kinds of material much better than the 940.

[@kutark]

I bet you're one of those guys who goes on rants about "plastic f***in guns" and carries a 3lb 5" barrel 1911 around with an extended mag :).

[@drmaudio]

I only have a few EDC knives (I'm a user, not a collector), but the bugout is definitely next on my list. It really strikes a balance that nothing else I own does. As nice as the blue is, I am hoping for some more color choices. A stonewashed blade with a nice forest green handle and thumb stud would be very nice. Are you listening, Benchmade?

[@renniesmith8073]

I bought the tan version and it's a beautiful knife I love the brass/gold accents! I believe this knife has sold very well and can only imagine there will be more colors and options to come

[@huntergray9068]

First, I am a huge benchmade fan and own several. I was so excited when the bugout came out and I loved it, but I couldn’t let myself buy one because of the handle. I think if they made a g-10 or aluminum scaled model, it would be the perfect EDC. It gives me the “fizz” but I’m holding out for an updated model. 🤞 You should check out the Grizzly Ridge, the material is extremely grippy and will hold it in your pocket, even when using a pocket clip.

[@wranglerstar]

I feel your paint Hunter,

[@RenThraysk]

​ Wranglerstar bladescales.com/collections/benchmade/products/bugout-scales

[@ed5042]

I ended up carrying a Ganzo 720, when the belt clip , like you, became a hinderance I removed it and just put it in a belt pouch. Have had for years now, been wacking woods with it for trail clearing, shooting lanes, etc, and then touching it up a bit for the steak dinner. Copy of the Lion steel. My buddy gave me a 940, it is sitting in the drawer, did not want to damage it. Thanks for the channel, it is my go to for reference

[@chrisspence3216]

Love my Loco 808 serrated BM, lost it about 3 months ago I was heart broken Bit the bullet and bought a new one after a a couple weeks . Then about 3 weeks went by, My Mom was over and my girls (Wifey Daughter ) were planting flowers and all of a sudden my 2r old says poppa poppa look look !,, my mom turns around And low and behold in a shrub hanging on the smallest branch my knife is hanging there my daughter saw it I didn’t hear her at first as I was carrying a large bag of potting soil on my shoulder . I smile and say well I have two now :) then I was lectured by my Mother for leaving a sharp knife where my daughter could get I also,no longer use the belt clip. Keep up the good work Wranglerstars MerryXmas !!!

[@redoakranch1783]

I bought a bugout a few months ago for my first EDC knive in years. When I showed it to my uncle, who is a high end knive collector, he pulled the same knife out of his pocket!

[@dngendron]

Try the Mel Pardue thumbhole mini griptilian with 20cv blade if you want perfection. I love my benchmade so much I'm afraid to carry them. Almost lost my carbon fiber 940 by leaving it on the bed of my truck. Drove for 30 minutes before accidentally realizing once I arrived at my destination and saw it 2" from the edge of my flat bed!!!

[@jfox71]

I found the handle scales to be quite rough one the edges. Took it apart and hit the edges with buffing wheel. Much better now just a few seconds on the edges and you're good to go.

[@dmaysx6]

Hell no I woulda been like a little kid in candy store if I got an e-mail from BENCHMADE saying they want to GIVE me a knife? 😨 wait what.? Congrats

[@blizzbee]

You will if you have 1.6M subscribers...

[@landon798123]

I took your advice and took the pocket clip off of my griptilian because it always caught on the seat belt of my work vehicle. It also fits in my hand much more comfortablely now.

[@wranglerstar]

My first convert,

[@GLKcasey89]

I saw the Bugout on a Blade HQ best EDC knives video last year and it looked great. the instant I saw one in the store I held it and it was a done deal. I've carried it for over a year now and there hasnt been a day go by that I dont carry it, use it, flip it for fun, tell others about it, etc. I honestly feel like it's the perfect knife. I will buy a sand color one when I'm ready to send this one in for sharpening because I can't imagine being without one for a day. The shape, profile, build, weight, blade material, pocket clip, action, lock, are all perfect. And its not so aggressive looking that you pull it out to open a box that you scare people away. I have more conversations about the knife started with me than any other that i've ever carried.

[@5150Lane]

A wise man watches the review videos before he decides to make the purchase or not! lol

[@r.w.7232]

Not exactly true. We've all purchased an item we've come across that we really like for some reason. Something we may not really know a whole lot about, so we go online to research and learn more about it. I do that a lot, I enjoy watching videos and learning more about something that I've just purchased.

[@egroach77]

Yesterday while shopping at knifeworks in sevierville Tennessee I walked up to the bench made counter and asked to see the 940. The sales person looked at me and said "this one is selling like crazy right now, apparently there's some KZbin guy named wranglerstar who talks about his all the time and now all his fans want one". I've only owned case knives but after seeing the benchmade I had to have one. Thanks for the videos

[@NikeMS11]

I’m getting a simple, yet affective, Benchmade Griptilian 551 with Orange handle...because I don’t want to lose it....for Christmas. My first Benchmade. Looking forward to it. I hope you love your Benchmade.

[@voodoo7008]

Bugout would be a great knife if it had full length liners. So it would be a little heavier.

[@danielduckworth3100]

I saw this video a while back and have never been a fan of the Bugout. You are the reason I bought my first Benchmade about 5 years ago though. I bought a 941 on your recommendation and I absolutely love it. I just got in the mail today from Benchmade my custom Mini Crooked River. I hunt a good deal and I can't wait to take this thing out into the field.

[@christophercranmer2397]

the springs on the axis lock broke on my bugout twice! benchmade is way over rated.

[@timpoe1015]

I’m getting a bugout with my Christmas money! Thanks for the video!

[@zackally828]

I have the 940 Rift which from I can tell they don’t make it any more, I absolutely love it, I’m a bit of a knife collector but it’s still my EDC knife and probably always will be, it really bums me out when I have to fly and leave it at home I feel naked with out it.

[@rcunningham14]

Any chance of asking Benchmade for a promo code for you viewers to save a little money on ordering a bugout?

[@runner4life1984]

Don’t sell or debt rid of the 940. Id pass it down to Jack. I got my Grandpa’s Buck 110 folder that he got brand new the year it came out and that was around mid 60s. When I bought my BM 912 before it was discontinued, I used it until I got the 810 Contego to replace it as my EDC. The 912 is in my tool chest as a spare BUT I’m not going to sell or get rid of it. A lot of sentimental value as it’s my 1st Benchmade I’ve ever bought.

[@Julian-bq9qv]

Well... I don't want to throw shade....so I will just say, if anyone wants a tutorial on how to make a good seven minute video, into a weird kinda rambling 20 minute one, this would be where to start.

[@terrystanley2989]

Right .

[@housevollmer9106]

You can get scales in a huge variety of materials including carbon fiber and put them onto the bugout for a bulletproof package still under $200 I don’t own one but I’d put new scales if i did, I can’t act like I haven’t thought about it

[@dwightehowell8179]

Everybody has their favorite. I finally add a _Black Kat_ to my collection and realized I loved the thing but wanted stainless steel so I did some checking and got one in stainless steel. Not a pry bar but it does great on food prep and cutting up steaks. It is a lock back even though it dates back till about 1863 or there about. I can open it one handed if I want to though it clearly is not designed to do that.

[@JohnC29]

I bought Titanium critter pattern scales for mine. OMG! It is now amazing. I weighs a little more and costs more than a 940 now, but I love it.

[@cjoor]

Thanks for the video, I watched it without sound but with subtitles. Really made me focus on the hands handling the knife, almost caressing it every now and then... somehow I have a feeling this knife is a keeper!

[@harrisjuan1564]

That’s the worst video ever made. Fidgeting for 21 min. I hope you do that to your wife at least that long.

[@justinofboulder]

Bahahahah!

[@jerseyjoe1677]

El king Juan I know these guys don’t understand there are hundreds of videos that I still need to watch and a lot of knife videos now are guys just talking about nothing

[@TheFiendRacer]

LMAO

[@Metalhead-4life]

Same way I feel about my Spyderco C101POR2 Manix 2 with orange FRCP handle which is an exclusive from cutlery shoppe. Except you get the much better CPM-S90V steel for the same price as bugout!

[@everydaybladesinc]

The bugout with titanium scales is a great knife.

[@johnrambo6302]

Blue handle one looks like something Liberace or Elton John would carry...

[@tonyochoa7097]

I don't think either of those nancy boys would carry a knife-they might skeer their tops

[@carbonitegamorrean8368]

I have a Benchmade Stryker Auto 9500 w/ silver blade and od-ish/brown scales, I'd sell that in a second for the right price. It's been carried 3 times in about 10 years or so and sits on the shelf with its blade open.

[@Glockmog2007]

benchmades are pretty meh for the price. much rather get a we knife if i'm gonna spend that kind of money. i feel bad for the people who think benchmades are as good as it gets and have never experienced true quality.

[@mayanalien]

I own a few we knifes, live the cheap 617. I also own more than a dozen benchmades. Their customer service is the biggest reason I keep coming back. Their designs are also really pleasing vs spyderco or zt. Knowing I can beat my knife , and just pay 5 bucks to ship it to Oregon so they can polish it up when needed is all I need from a knife.

[@shadowcastyt]

Protech people PRO TECH

[@adventureswithdan7187]

Bought the bugout had it for 30 minutes. Ive carried a 940 for so long I'm used to feeling kn my pocket and using it daily and abusing it daily. Everything he said about the buyout is true I loved it but I was shopping for a tool I could use daily and stand up for years and i didn't feel as though the bugout would hold up. I could squeeze the handle scales together almost touching each other. I didn't feel the durability that I get from my 940. I would carry this knife if I wasn't working or using it as a tool because it is a beautiful knife for sure

[@millbankbagsusa2037]

These are user knives. The patina they get over the years is a thing of beauty in my opinion. Will probably never own a benchmade knife because of the cost, but they seem to have designers that really hit the mark with their designs. Don't loose that knife Cody, it's a beauty. Ray, Oklahoma

[@wilsonwong8176]

These are the videos I miss and love, about your sharp objects and watches

[@edfleming9600]

I agree with some of the other posts. You spent 20 minutes playing with a knife. A little on the strange side. If you were using it, or testing it, make an hour out of it.

[@imerk4food681]

I am so happy to have another no clip brother out there. My issue isn't with losing knives, its that the time it takes to get a knife in your pocket at exactly the right spot is much more annoying than orieting a blade pulled out of pocket.

[@Grogbelly]

I've carried a Spyderco Delica for probably 20 years or more. I'm on my 3rd one because I've lost two others. When I saw your video last year I think it was, about the pocket clip causing you to lose your Benchmades, I began to carry my delica in my pocket - which made it very uncomfortable due to blade shape. Because of that, for the last 6 months or so, I've carried a Case 3-blade folder like my grandfather used to carry, but it is kind of a low quality, entry level blade, not as sturdy or functional as the Spyderco. I guess I've been too lazy, complacent, or perhaps nostalgic to replace the Spyderco with something more apporpriate, and was not willing to shell out the $$$ (perhaps due to my paranoia from losing my beloved Spydercos) for the Benchmade 940 that you love so much. Seeing the Bugout now, with its lower price point has me really thinking... I'll be anxiously awating your followup review on this when the initial fizz is off the rose - so to speak. :)

[@kccreations5945]

My 940-2 has the g10 scales and the lime green liner spacers and the pass through design! A lot of similarities to this with the 940 heritage! Thanks for sharing!

[@AlmightyHilux]

I'm more of a Spyderco and ZT kind of guy.. Havent been hearing good things about the QC from Benchmade as of late and the pricing always seemed a tad high. Maybe one day I'll check them out though.

[@andrewwatanabe7095]

He literally made a video on why he HATES the bugout

[@kevinmorrice]

hes egocentric, he acts like this video doesnt even exist

[@highdesertexplorer123]

I ended up buying the mini presidio 2 in cf elite. Very similar size to the bugout but has full stainless liners. All good knives, can’t go wrong with any of them.

[@NefariousRake]

Cody I don't blame you. the bug out is a nice knife. This said I have to say I don't like it, I own one myself and it preforms well. but that roundness you are so fond of, and the colored stud, to me it screams cheep, it screams "fisher price" to me. I find myself always going back to my 940 every day, the only time I use the bug out is when my 940 is in Oregon there sharpening service one a year.

[@jimmymckay73]

i can almost guarantee that bugout will be broken within six months

[@skypilot257]

I recently got a #560 Freek because of your reviews, I love it.

[@LowenKM]

Very interesting, thx. As a relative newb to 'collecting' knives, never quite understood the appeal of these 'minimalist' Spyderco, Benchmade, etc. kinda knives, usually in some super steel sandwiched between a couple slabs of G10, that often seems so 'plain-looking' (especially for a "$200 knife"). Though even as a 'traditionalist',I can see the appeal of a good blade that maybe also appears a little less 'intimidating' in your typical everyday biz or office setting.

[@randymartin9760]

I'm watching this while eating lunch in the home office and my wife is getting ready to go somewhere, so she's walking back and forth doing this, that and the other and popping in to ask if I like this necklace or that. She just stopped as she walked by the door and said "Geez, is he still talking about that knife? How much can he say about one knife?!" LOL I'm still drawn to the Griptilian line. I've had a mini for 15 years or more and it has served me faithfully and still looks great. I've debated over the full size Griptilian for years, but rarely need a blade longer than the 2.9 inch one on the mini. If I need something bigger I grab a fixed blade. The Bugout looks too rectangular to me, plus it's too thin, great for pocket carry, but I suspect hot spots would develop quickly when using it. Don't care for the 940 blade or aluminum handle either. But that's why they make so many different knives. Not everyone likes the same thing.

[@userunavailable3095]

Ummm, get a room...

[@johnbaker1039]

As I looked at the blade fold I was drawn to the blade having a squared off end of the shank sticking out. That is going to get caught on any pocket you put in it. The older one covers it with the housing. My two cents.

[@joshuacarter2928]

I know you really appreciate local Pacific Northwest craftsmen. I would take a look at the pocket clips for benchmade by Casey Lynch. They are called lynch clips. You can contact him directly on his website or get one from BladeHQ.

[@whereswaldo6085]

The Kershaw Oh-so -sweet 1830 is the best affordable pocket knife I have found. I lost one and bought another. I found the one I lost and now I have 2.

[@nevahenuf]

Other downside of the coated blade is it binds in material. I have a very sharp edge but I have to use excessive force.

[@TSGEnt]

Look up "bugout" on our channel. We love ours. We paid for it. Slim, lightweight, and fits really well in the pocket, Griptilion? Yep got one too.

[@design2survive]

The lock bar is titanium and black dlc. Nice meeting you at the million subscriber party :).

[@munched55]

Stainless blade? No thanks.

[@briansamonas3805]

I️ haven’t watched a wranglerstar video in nearly 2 years. I️ don’t know why I️ stopped but I️ just did. I️ am very happy to be watching again though. Anyway I️ bought a 940 several years ago just because of all the rave reviews on KZbin, I️ felt like I️ was missing out somehow. Unfortunately I️ do not like the 940 and I️ just don’t understand why people live that knife. I️ would like to give this new knife a try but it’s far too costly to just try I️t. Thank you

[@NoIwont]

Love drop points, the flow on top is awesome front to back. Handles? BM makes them in a variety of styles...carbon fiber, titanium, g10 ect. My edc...mini bugout, perfect size, weight and blade type.

[@01AceAlpha]

Nutnwrangler! I was reminded how far videography has come. It was like watching hands talk about butter. No wonder you have double the subs!

[@Chris-fg7jo]

That scuffed up 940 has so much character and charisma - the Bugout doesn’t even come close. I actually bought a 940 today because of this video. Cheers!

[@Kyle_Sentz]

Check out the 940-1, granted its $250 but it has carbon fiber scales, full steel liners, a s90v steel which is upgraded and it has backspacers and its open in the back. It'll renew your love in the 940. The bugout is great for edc but its not as hard use as the 940. I think there's room for both in your life. The 940 would be great for jobs around the homestead and the bugout being as light as it is would be a great pant suit pocket knife for a night on the town.

[@chancelorolsen5903]

Cody, have you ever had to send the old 940 in to get the omega springs replaced? I've had mine for only 4 months and one of the springs already broke. It was heartbreaking!

[@skidog252]

I have a first run production bugout #450 and it's amazing. Its held up very well. Amazing blade, good fit and finish, and it's just the right size. Only downfall the handle feels flimsy compared to the 940. Great for EDC but not as strong as the 940 or griptillian. I'm going to school to become a gunsmith, work on a farm, and run heavy equipment and use it everyday and its held up to all the abuse I could throw at it.

[@SlapShotRegatta22]

Both excellent knives. Already own a 940 but holding out for the mini Bugout. Are you listening Benchamde?? Please!

[@jimbok2492]

The 940 blade is great as a farm knife. Instead of looking at it as a reverse tanto. I see it as modified spey.

[@masonorr2334]

I had a 940. It was the knifeworks exclusive in 20cv and layered g10. I sold it a few months back and I am really starting to regret it.

[@kentonlord5986]

Two pillars? I guess I would think of the pivot point as the thrid leg of the stool. Looks like a nice little knife.

[@malachaiwoodiwiss8409]

Awesome knife but I can't get over plastic scales and honestly I think the 940s blade is much more beautiful even if it isn't as good for things like food prep. What gives me the fizz is the rugged and worn look of my 940 and infidel. 2 off the best knifes ever made.

[@tobiasfunke3357]

Now you should get the CF ELITE model. I just picked up a beautiful Osborne. Classic EDC hall of fame knife.

[@brettjones7471]

I must say, I prefer the “reverse Tanto style” blade on the 940. If u want to check out a great and inexpensive(124.00) full tang from Benchmade, Is the Puko(9 3/4”L)It is made of great steel, benchmades rubber, non-slip scales( sry I forgot the name of what they call that style of scale. It comes w/ an ok sheath(8-10) with a side Ferris rod holder. Again, check it out and I’m positive you’ll fall in love w/it. It reminds of acSOG Seal Pup. BENCH MADE QUALITY and warranty!!! U cant go ever go wrong w:a Benchmade

[@D00MTR33]

Ok, what's with the hippie music in the background? I wish the Bugout was ground thinner because I like a knife that cuts. And if you think a Bugout is impressive(it's nice but only after you put some carbon fiber scales on it) wait til you hold some custom handmade knives. And I think a button lock is the best lock.

[@JasonKent-n3j]

I’ve personally cannot get around the plastic it is weaker no doubt over an aluminum bodied knife plastic is weaker

[@jrfizix]

My everyday carry for the last 10 years has been the Benchmade 585 mini-barrage. Love it.

[@outdoorperson6411]

I usually Cary a 2$ fixed blade bait knife I got from the store it has a belt clip I carry hidden in side my boot or pants never had a problem with it now I do only carry it when I plan to not be using a knife much then I would switch it out for something else

[@JessHines]

I like it, and would certainly take one if offered, but as far as value-for-$ goes, I think it's hard to beat my Cold Steel GoldenEye. $20 or so less than the Bugout, has S35VN steel, nice and thin, and has the tri-ad lock, which I could hang from (180lbs). Loving it!

[@Kyoko12345678]

I agree with the last post, put the 940 away for safe keeping, you will be happy you did.

[@teamcrooks6913]

Been EDCing a BK&T Ka-Bar ESEE (BK24) in a kydex sheath for quite some time. Before that was a Benchmade Commander with the wave feature. Both great knives.

[@marcplaisted460]

As I listen to yet another awesome video today, I can’t help but begin to be mesmerized by the background music that reminds me of those old subliminal recordings made to help you lose weight or become more social etc. Ha! I have longed for a 940. Out of my budget. Some day!!! 😁

[@themodernadventurer4320]

You had me for a minute with that thumbnail. Though you were going fixed blade lol. I edc a home made file knife with stag antler handle. Absolutely love it, my father use to carry a bench made, great knife.

[@s.moorefilms3760]

For me its like comparing a new truck to an old one. Shure the new one has more features and might have a more comfortable seat. But there is something special about the old design. it feels more like a tool rather than a toy.

[@StarshipSmoochers]

Haha, I did the same thing 7 month ago, but in ranger green. I love this knife, even if it’s not as sturdy as my 940-2. I never left home without it ever since. But you shouldn’t sell the 940, it’s worth to keep it, as a backup, and for more serious tasks.

[@zoolanderfred]

I agree 100% with you Cody! Nice descriptive words on this video. Just received the bug out a week ago from Blade HQ for the same price as Amazon and also received a free deck of playing cards with pictures of knives on them.

[@jasonsemp]

I watched this eagerly anticipating that you would say that this new knife gave you "the fizz". You almost said it a few times, you toyed with us and then Bam 13:30. Hahaha 😂. Too awesome! Thanks for putting out great videos!! Have a great weekend Cody!!

[@jasonsemp]

And 16:58! Fantastic!!

[@blakevickers7194]

Want!!!! It would give me the fizz to have your 940 for sure!! Name your price! You nailed the description on this knife. It was everything I felt holding it for the first time.

[@ryanstokes5535]

Controversy makes normal things way more interesting, reading the comments is entertaining,I still want a 940-1 for the carbon fiber only can't decide if s90v is gonna be what I want as far as sharpen ability. Any opinions?

[@suttonmatthew]

I’m sorry, after 10 minutes, I started getting sick. This is like a spoof.

[@feebsnz]

Very topical. A purchased the veritable 940-2 several months ago but have recently been thinking that for the same money I should have got the Bug Out with aftermarket carbon fibre scales. Good video.

[@mbyard356]

I would love to get a Bugout . . . if they put aluminum scales on it. The design is great, but I won’t buy another plastic handled knife.

[@Cociobladereviews]

Now you hate the bugout for being what it is, a lightweight small knife.

[@kutark]

The crooked river was something that was outstanding. Well, except for the outstandingly high price.

[@bs2096]

The Bugout is freaking awesome. I still like the 940 better....but only by a pinch. I like them both so very much. I think the bugout is a better slicer.