Benchmade 535BK-07 Bugout Knife: Burnt Brass Aluminum, Drop-Point

For those looking for an elevated variant of the outdoor adventurer’s go-to EDC called the Bugout®, look no further than the premium 535BK-07. Keeping with the slim yet ergonomic profile of the Bugout® while advancing the materials, the handsome new 535BK-07 dons eye-catching Burnt Brass anodized 6061-T6 aluminum handle scales and a premium M390 stainless steel blade with a black DLC battlewash finish. Sprinkle in some tasteful color — a its turquoise anodized thumb stud and barrel spacer — and the 535BK-07 is the Bugout® that looks and performs just as brilliantly around the campsite as it does carried in dress up mode.

• MEET THE BUGOUT®
  Designed with purpose and built to last, the BUGOUT® sets a high bar for durability and performance matched only by our promise that it will be yours, for life.
  
  
• HOW IT'S MADE
  Laser-cut from sheets of high-grade steel, every Benchmade blade is ground, beveled, and finished with uncompromising precision. We mill and machine handles in-house to the most exacting specifications, and every knife is hand-assembled and sharpened by highly trained technicians bringing to bear over thirty years of manufacturing excellence in our state-of-the-art factory in Oregon City, Oregon.
  
  
• USE & CARE
  Proper care and regular maintenance help make your Benchmade knife yours, for life. Here are some tips for keeping your Benchmade in peak condition:
  
  
  • All steel, regardless of price and grade, can eventually rust, so it’s important to keep your knife dry and lubricated. If spotting or rust occurs, semi-chrome metal polish will often take care of it.
  • Dishwashers can cause serious damage that is not covered under our warranty, so make sure to hand-wash your Benchmade under warm water with dish soap only, and dry thoroughly.
  • Remember, knives are cutting tools, and you should never use your knife as a pry-bar, screwdriver, chisel, or punch, unless the knife is designed explicitly for those purposes.
  • If you choose to sharpen your blade yourself, avoid grinding wheels and other high-powered machinery.
  • Handle, pivot, and pocket clip screws may require occasional adjustment using T6 & T10 Torx drivers. We recommend applying a small dab of releasable thread-locker as needed.