Lightweight and versatile, the Benchmade 15535 Taggedout hunting knife is the perfect tool for long hunts where every gram of gear carried is important.
The Benchmade 15535 Taggedout is a handy folding knife that can be described as a Bugout for hunters. The Benchmade 15535 Taggedout hunting folder combines lightweight, functionality and great quality materials, so it can easily handle any task in the woods - from preparing a meal at camp, to skinning and dressing game, to cutting paracord and planing sticks.
The knife has a slim 69mm long clip point head, made of hard CPM-154 powder steel hard ened to 58-61 HRC. CPM-154 is a tool-grade stainless steel with a high content of carbon, chromium and molybdenum, which provides an ideal balance of corrosion and wear resistance, strength and hardness Thanks to such properties, CPM-154 steel is ideal for a hunting knife for skinning, a kitchen knife and an outdoor knife. Thanks to its SelectEdge 34° technology (17° per side), the knife has a thin, perfectly sharp cutting edge that is perfect for precision cutting, slicing, filleting and boning meat.
Benchmade 15535 Taggedout - lightweight folding hunting knife in CPM-154 steel.
The blade of the Taggedout knife can be conveniently unfolded with one hand by means of a large opening in the head, allowing right- and left-handed people and those with gloves to operate the knife comfortably. The head lock is, of course, Axis-lock, Benchmade's flagship mechanism, valued for its great resistance to stress, insensitivity to dirt and comfort of use.
The Benchmade 15535 Taggedout has contoured liners made of lightweight Grivory plastic. The glass-epoxy laminate used is characterized by light weight, high mechanical strength, resistance to water, temperature change, as well as many acids and solvents.
The contoured shape, combined with the finger undercut, cross-milling and rough texture of the plastic, provide excellent grip of the knife and comfort of use. Discreetly carrying the knife in a pocket is made possible by a deep carry clip with attachment options on both sides of the liners. There is also a hole in the handle for attaching a rope or paracord braid. The distinctive orange color of the facings makes the knife more noticeable against the background of the forest undergrowth and easier to find if lost.
