Benchmade 710-25 SEVEN | TEN Knife: Black Anodized Aluminum, Recurve Drop Point

The brainchild of knifemakers Bill McHenry and Jason Williams, the original 710 was a gamechanger that introduced the AXIS® Lock to the world. 25 years later, in 2024, we resurrected this Benchmade icon to launch the next iteration of the AXIS® Lock, pushing longevity and reliability even further. With that same new mechanism and the classic recurved blade profile, the all new 710-25 SEVEN | TEN® harkens back to the original design with black 6061-T6 aluminum handle scales and a satin-finished blade made of M390 steel. Adorned with black oxide hardware and FDE accents, this full-size, next-gen folder nods to the past while leaning into the future.

• MEET THE SEVEN | TEN®
  Designed with purpose and built to last, the SEVEN | TEN® sets a high bar for durability and performance matched only by our promise that it will be yours, for life.
  
  
• HOW IT'S MADE
  Every Benchmade knife begins with high-grade steel, laser-cut for precision and strength. Each blade is meticulously ground, beveled, and finished to exacting standards, ensuring exceptional performance and durability. Our handles are milled and machined in-house to the tightest tolerances, then hand-assembled and sharpened by expert technicians. With over thirty years of manufacturing excellence behind every edge, our knives are proudly crafted in our state-of-the-art facility 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 steels, regardless of grade or price, can eventually rust. To avoid corrosion, always keep your knife clean, dry, and lightly lubricated. If rust or spotting appears, a quality semi-chrome metal polish can usually restore the finish.
  • Always hand-wash your knife with warm water and mild dish soap, then dry thoroughly.
  • Benchmade knives are precision cutting tools. Do not use your knife as a pry-bar, screwdriver, chisel, or punch—unless specifically designed for those functions.
  • If sharpening at home, avoid grinding wheels and high-speed machinery, as they can damage the blade. Use appropriate hand-sharpening methods for best results.
  • Over time, handle, pivot, and pocket clip screws may loosen. Use T6 and T10 Torx drivers for adjustments and apply a small amount of releasable thread-locker to maintain secure fittings.