New Benchmade Meatcrafter- 4" blade

[mtwarden]

Nice! Does is say what thickness on the blade?

 

[svivian]

7" Fishcrafter™ Knife - Depth Blue Santoprene® | Benchmade Knives

Prep your catch! Shop our 7” Fishcrafter™, perfect for small to medium fish. With a razor-sharp SelectEdge® trailing point blade you can fillet, debone, and clean like a pro.

www.benchmade.com

These just came out

 

[Lando]

Nice! Does is say what thickness on the blade?

Looks like 1.5mm at spine.

Here are the specs on the website:

Maximum Dimensions L x W x H

11.3" x 1.4" x 0.78" (28.7cm x 3.6cm x 2.0cm)

Maximum blade width

0.8" (2.0cm)

Blade length (tip to handle):

6.25" (15.9cm)

Weight

Knife

4.4 oz. (125 grams) with G10 scales

Sheath (with belt loop): 2.6 oz. (75 grams)

Blade steel: CPM MagnaCuthttp://www.crucible.com/PDFs\DataSheets2010\dsS35VNrev12010.pdf
Blade hardness: HRC 60-62
Blade thickness at spine: 0.060" (1.5mm)
Blade Grind: flat
Cutting edge angle (inclusive): 40°

Made in BC

 

[berretsteve]

I have owned a LOT of high end knives and my plane blade Contego is my favorite hands down!

 

[intunegp]

I have the 6" Kermode with carbon fiber handles and it is all around a beautiful piece of cutlery...if they made a 4" with a more compact handle it would definitely be in my pack. 6" blade and over 11" overall is bigger than I'm going to tote around for in-the-field processing.

I know they get lots of hate for their marketing, but the MKC Speedgoat 2.0 in Magnacut is an excellent all-arounder. No flex but cuts like a razor.

 

[Lando]

The North Arm Mallard/Bird and Trout with a 3.6 inch magnacut blade is a fantastic knife and an excellent value for $140:

"Mallard" Bird and Trout Knife - North Arm Knives

The versatility of the Mallard bird and trout knife is liable to quickly make it your favorite knife. This is a top quality, well-priced, made in BC product

northarmknives.com