Benchmade Mini Griptilian Review

Hello there! This is a review of the Benchmade Mini Griptilian. The Griptilian Family is the precursor to the Ritter Hogue line (produced by Hogue) and is well known as both dependable and stout. The Mini Griptilian (also commonly known as the Mini Grip) is no different with a standard enough blade stock coming down to a thicker-than-expected edge, a slicer it is not. However, the Mini Grip has much charm which made me keep coming back to it in my carry rotation. This particular version utilizes an opening hole, no different from those from your Spyderco. The specs of this knife can be found at the bottom of the description. If you own this knife, please comment on what you have found with it. I hope you enjoy!
Details:
Lock Type: Crossbar
Deployment Option(s): Thumb Hole (or Thumb Stud)
Pivot Assembly: Phosphor Bronze Washer
Blade Material: S30V (58-60 HRC)
Blade Shape: Sheepsfoot (or Drop Point)
Blade Grind: Flat
Handle Material(s): Glass-Fill Black Nylon with Full Stainless Steel Liners
Measurements:
Overall Length (Unfolded, Folded): 6.78, 3.88”
Overall Depth when Folded: 1.29”
Width at Pivot: .44”
Blade Length: 2.90”
Edge Length: 2.83”
Blade Stock: 0.10
Weight: 2.70oz.
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