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SEVEN | TEN® | Black Aluminum
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.
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.
$450.00
SEVEN | TEN® | Black Aluminum—
$450.00
Description
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.
