BUCK(バック) バンタム BLW BANTAM 285BKS ブラック 収納時:11.1cm

Una navaja sencilla y bien construida. Viene bastante afilada y es cómoda en la mano. También es lo suficientemente ligera como para llevarla día a día, el clip ayuda a su portabilidad. En general, es una muy buena navaja para quien quiera una para llevar al día a día sin hacer un trabajo extremadamente pesado.

BUENA NAVAJA, BUENA CALIDAD, EXCELENTE FILO Y DURACION DE EL MISMO, BUEN PRECIO. CONTENTO CON LA COMPRA

Gutes Alltagsmesser mit scharfer Klinge, mit der man auch mal Kabel durchtrennen kann und dann einfach kurz nachschleift. Öffne damit hauptsächlich Kartons und andere Verpackungen. Liegt gut in der Hand. Würde ich jederzeit wieder kaufen.

If you've ever searched for genuine American made products you've probably found that buying "Made in the USA" products usually cost an arm and a leg. The Bantam line of knives "Bucks" that trend (horrible pun I know), providing an excellent all around knife at an outstanding value. Quite honestly, if you want to buy a quality but affordable blade which also is made in the USA, then the Buck Bantam is the first (and maybe only) knife for you to consider. (Quick note, Buck states "Made in the USA of USA and Imported Parts". The Blade is clearly stamped "Buck USA") I purchased the 285 Bantam BLW which is the medium sized Bantam and have been everyday carrying it for the last year. This model with the 3 1/8" blade is about as big a knife I can keep in my pocket without it being intrusive. Additionally, the Bantam is incredibly light (see pros and cons) which makes this knife ideal for everyday carry. Pros: - 420HC Steel. I'm no metallurgist but this is a really solid all around knife steel. It holds it edge fairly well and is pretty easy to sharpen. Haven't seen any sign of corrosion whatsoever. - Very little blade play. I haven't use the knife to cut anything too tough but so far I have been very satisfied by the lack of blade play. After using the knife for a year I can detect the slightest bit of wobble in the blade but overall the blade is very solid. - Super light! While the blade itself is incredibly solid the handle is made from some thermoplastic which is very light. This is great for backpackers or anyone trying to save ounces. - Value. This knife usually can be found on Amazon from $16-20. For <$20 you're getting a heck of a knife. - Thumb studs on both sides. So righties or lefties can use the thumb stud with no problem. Cons - Cheap feeling handle. I know I listed this as a pro but some may construe it as a con. The plastic handle is light and feels very "cheap". Practically speaking I love that the knife is light but the light plasticky feeling will not impress knife aficionados. - Riveted not screwed. Instead of using screws, the Bantam is held together by rivets which means you cannot tighten or loosen the rivets. Some people might see this as a plus however. My last knife was kept together by screws and the center screw which held the blade tight fell out. I don't have to worry about that with the Bantam. - Difficult one handed operation. The Bantam uses the lockback mechanism to steady the blade when open. While steady, the lockback is much harder to one hand close than a liner lock. Additionally, my Bantam takes a ton of force to open one handed. If you're not use to lockback knives it might take a little time getting used to one handed operation. - Pocket clip not removable. Don't like pocket clips? Want to reverse the clip to put it in your left pocket? Too bad! The clip is riveted in so its not going anywhere! Honestly though I don't care about the clip and this is only a negative for those who want to reverse the clip. All in all this is one seriously good knife at this price. If you like to buy Made/Assembled in the USA products you can't go wrong with the Buck Bantam.

Perfecta, tal y como viene en las características. Gran calidad en afilado y materiales