Benchmade Triage: "Dial 915 for Help" by Nutnfancy

Published on May 18, 2011
Duration: 25:32

This review by Nutnfancy, a high-authority gear reviewer, provides an in-depth look at the Benchmade 915 Triage. He highlights its 'Sheepdog' philosophy of use, intended for first responders and responsible civilians, praising its functional design and high 'cool factor'. The review details its N680 steel blade, integrated rescue hook, carbide glass breaker, and Axis Lock, while also offering critical feedback on out-of-box sharpness.

Quick Summary

Nutnfancy, a high-authority gear reviewer, analyzes the Benchmade 915 Triage, a 'Sheepdog' knife for first responders and civilians. It features N680 steel, a rescue hook, glass breaker, and Axis Lock, with a focus on corrosion resistance and integrated functionality. Critical feedback includes the need for edge re-sharpening.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and SHOT Show Origins
  2. 01:19Hall of Fame Potential
  3. 02:04Philosophy of Use (POU) and Design Heritage
  4. 05:59Water Use and Corrosion Resistance
  5. 06:34Size and Weight
  6. 07:39Steel and Blade Geometry
  7. 09:07Sharpness and Edge Criticism
  8. 12:47Deployment and Lockup
  9. 14:54Handle Material and Ergonomics
  10. 18:04Carbide Glass Breaker
  11. 19:29Clip Design
  12. 20:03Rescue Cutter Performance
  13. 23:09Value and Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary purpose of the Benchmade 915 Triage knife?

The Benchmade 915 Triage is designed as a 'Sheepdog' knife, intended for first responders like police, paramedics, and firefighters, as well as responsible civilians needing a reliable tool for emergencies and everyday tasks.

What materials are used in the Benchmade 915 Triage?

The knife features N680 steel for its main blade, known for its rust resistance. The integrated rescue hook is made of 440C steel. The handle scales are textured G10, and the liners are milled stainless steel.

What are the key features of the Benchmade 915 Triage?

Key features include a sheepsfoot blade, an integrated rescue hook, a carbide glass breaker, and Benchmade's signature Axis Lock system. It also has a deep-carry pocket clip for discreet carry.

What criticisms did Nutnfancy have about the Benchmade 915 Triage?

Nutnfancy noted that the out-of-box sharpness was not ideal, with a steep bevel requiring manual re-sharpening. He also mentioned that achieving maximum deployment speed with the Axis Lock might result in slight blade play.

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