Benchmade Freek vs Boker Plus Rocket Titan Liner

Hey guys, TalonSai who recorded this video, that version of him was a little crazy. So he forgot to check the hashtag LockdownKnifeWeek. I'm going to ...

It is very sharp. I haven’t yet needed or tried to sharpen the blade but I I don’t foresee any problems. It opens and closes easily. It comes with a little dual-end wrench designed and made specifically to take apart and reassemble the knife if desired or needed

I'm having a lot of fun playing with this knife, and I think that it'll serve people really, really well. You know, one thing we didn't do, for those ...

The build quality is very good, sharp edges out of the box lost in my jeans coin pocket, when it's in may hand i keep fidgeting with the blade

. benchmade have to do something other than the run of the mill s30v, right? The biggest complaint is pricing, with the regular freek going at 120 ish I see no reason for this one to hit 200 - that's too much, s30v is perfectly fine, the only thing they need to replace is the original freek rubber-ish handle with FRN and be done with it. By the way, if you have a smaller hand or want the mini grip size knife, wait for it, I bet the mini version will come later this year

If I had to chose between the SubCom and the Subcom Titan I would absolutely go for the titanium version. It’s only a few dollars more and you get a much lighter knife with metal thumb studs. In my mind, those upgrades are well worth the slight premium in price.