Benchmade introduced the Slipridge series in fixed and folding formats built for outdoor use, with MagnaCut blades, stonewash finishes, distinct handle silhouettes, and accessories including a gut hook and multiple scale options.
Slipridge is a new Benchmade series offered as both a fixed blade (3.7-inch) and a folding knife (3.5-inch), designed for outdoors use.
Accessories include a 440C Slipridge Hook gut hook that can pair with the fixed sheath, plus three scale options for the folder (green G-10, black canvas Micarta, carbon fiber) and an optional stabilized wood upgrade.
Benchmade has introduced the Slipridge series, a small family of outdoors-focused knives available in both fixed and folding formats. The line emphasizes practical geometry and material choices intended for field and trail use.
Folder and fixed models share similar ergonomics. Each has a chunky guard that overlaps a single wide but shallow finger groove. The primary silhouette difference is the butt end: the folder has a squared, fairly straight tail, while the fixed blade has a beaked butt to help bracket the hand.
The fixed Slipridge ships with a green Kydex sheath that bears Benchmade's Butterfly logo. The folding Slipridge uses Benchmade's stubby deep-carry pocket clip.
For the folder, Benchmade offers three standalone scale choices: green G-10, black canvas Micarta, and carbon fiber. Customers who buy the G-10 version can later upgrade to stabilized wood scales.
The Slipridge series is presented as an outdoors knife family. The combination of MagnaCut steel, drop-point geometry, and durable finishes positions these knives for trekking, campsite tasks, field dressing, and general waterside or rust-prone environments where corrosion resistance and edge retention matter.
Benchmade has released the Slipridge series and it is available now through the company's channels. The fixed blade and folder are offered alongside accessories and scale options described above.
Benchmade's Slipridge series is a compact, option-rich set of knives targeted at outdoors users. The range pairs a consistent blade and grind philosophy across fixed and folding platforms, and supports aftermarket customization via scales and an attachable gut hook accessory.
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