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Monday, January 10, 2011

Knife Review Video of the Week - Benchmade 950 Rift Knife

This week's Knife Review Video of the Week is: Benchmade 950 Rift Knife Review


The Benchmade 950 Rift has a 3.67 inch 154CM blade featuring Warren Osborne's trademark reverse tanto point. The blade is flat ground, with the grind starting somewhat between FFG and saber ground. The reverse tanto provides a strong tip that the tanto provides, while retaining a functional belly. The belly combined with the almost fully flat ground makes it a hell of a slicer. The tanto tip provides strength to the tip, and unlike conventional belief, the tanto tip does not make it a good all-around piercer, but instead helps introduce most of the width of the knife very quickly. This makes the best of use of the short time when the power of the stabbing motion is as its peak.

The Rift from Benchmade is a strikingly stylish knife, with a patterned G10 handle and reverse tanto blade, the Rift folding knife is a work of art as well as a workhorse.

Made in the USA

Reverse tanto for toughness, large-bellied blade for utility cutting, and textured G10 handle scales help you get a firm grip on any situation.

AXIS locking mechanism

Reverse tanto blade with ambidextrous dual thumb-stud opener

154CM stainless steel blade (58-61HRC)

G10 handle scales with 420J stainless steel liners and a reversible tip-up carry-clip


To buy or get more information about the Benchmade 950 Rift Osborne Design Knife, click the links below.

Benchmade Osborne Rift Axis Lock 3.67" Black Plain Blade G10 Handles


Benchmade Osborne Rift Axis Lock 3.67"
Satin Plain Blade G10 Handles





I will be posting a video which I've chosen as the "Knife Review Video of the Week" every Monday.
If you have, or know of a knife review video which would be a good choice for "Knife Review Video of the Week" please send your requests to: swordofodinknifeblog@gmail.com




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