Oregon-made knives that can handle the rigors of day-to-day work and the harsh circumstances of emergency situations
To capture the true essence of their knives, founder Les De Asis settled on the name Benchmade as it best described the marrying of the two manufacturing processes used to make each knife—precision machine engineering paired with finishing touches made by hand. After 30 years of business, each knife is made from start to finish in their Oregon City HQ, and their eclectic assortment reflects decades of innovation and quality. The 380 Aller is a six-in-one multi-tool that was made in collaboration with French knife makers Patrick Famin and Eric Demongivert—it’s a packable workhorse that you’ll barely notice you’re carrying until you need it most.
Features
Includes six unique tools in one small design: wharncliffe blade, screwdriver/pry tip, micro bit slot, a custom pocket/money clip, bottle opener, and lanyard/key-ring hole
Blade is constructed from super high quality CPM-S30V stainless steel
Custom-made G10 handle provides superior grip
Compact design allows you to easily stash in your pocket or bag
