Benchmade
Benchmade Shootout
D
Ranked #13 in Pocket Knives
338 LP on the
category ladder
what's LP?
The hard-use auto pick, robustly locked and USA-made. Heavier and more niche than the EDC picks above it, but built to outlast them.
Backed by one cited source so far - limited coverage
See the sourcePros & cons
- ✓ Hard-use automatic design
- ✓ Robust AXS lock
- ✓ Lifetime warranty
- ✓ Genuinely great performance
- ✓ Tested and proven
- ✗ Heavier and more niche than other EDC picks
- ✗ Premium price
- ✗ May be more knife than most users need
- ✗ Owner feedback calls it bulky despite being light
- ✗ Owner-review aggregation reports mixed verdicts
The sources behind this ranking
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Frequently asked questions
It ranks #13 of 15 on our pocket knives tier list, in D tier. That placement rests on one cited source.
Heavier and more niche than other EDC picks. Premium price. May be more knife than most users need. Owner feedback calls it bulky despite being light. Owner-review aggregation reports mixed verdicts.
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