Reviews and Ratings for Benchmade Hunt Saddle Mountain Skinner Fixed Blade Knife 4.2" S90V Drop Point, Richlite/Orange G10 Handles, Orange/Black Boltaron Sheath - 15002-1

Benchmade Hunt Saddle Mountain Skinner Fixed Blade Knife 4.2" S90V Drop Point, Richlite/Orange G10 Handles, Orange/Black Boltaron Sheathrated 4 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Benchmade Hunt Saddle Mountain Skinner Fixed Blade Knife 4.2 inch S90V Drop Point, Richlite/Orange G10 Handles, Orange/Black Boltaron Sheath

 

Price: $300.00

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Benchmade Hunt Saddle Mountain Skinner Fixed Blade Knife 4.2" S90V Drop Point, Richlite/Orange G10 Handles, Orange/Black Kydex Sheath
rated 5 stars out of 5
Dave A
VA
May 27, 2022
Pros: None
Cons: None

Nice blade

I like the overall design for the most part. I do not like the kydex at all. Will be getting a leather sheath for it like the less premium model comes with. The kydex sheath is obviously just so the knife doesn't cut anything during shipping, because thats about all its good for is a blade cover. I knew this when I bought it so I knew what I was getting.
Benchmade Hunt Saddle Mountain Skinner Fixed Blade Knife 4.2" S90V Drop Point, Richlite/Orange G10 Handles, Orange/Black Kydex Sheath
rated 3 stars out of 5
Yosemite
Nose of Iowa
Apr 04, 2022
Pros: Blade Sharpness
Cons: None

Edge doesn't Cut,

It Severs. There is no push or pull to it, the blade just drops cleanly through the cut without moving off one spot on the edge. Anywhere on the edge. I work in meatpacking and prefer an edge this sharp. I also wear a chain mesh glove on my off hand. S90 is lacking the tungsten of 110 but it has the same amount of vanadium and more carbon than most any other crucible steel so it should hold this edge forever using a smooth steel rod. I do not like the alligator spine because it will make hotspots and require a toothbrush to clean after being used to take apart a deer. I would have put the humps on the underside like a set of finger grooves and frenched the liners flush with the valleys. I plan on dropping the scales and crowning the alligator spine and probably sandpapering the scales flush to the valleys for easier rinsing. The jimping is in the right locations for my fingers but the point is far enough away that it makes this a take the bones out of the quarters on the table knife rather than a take the hide off the hanging deer blade, which should have the tip closer to your fingertip. Like the Hidden Canyon hunter. Flat out hate the Kydex sheath and will replace it with the leather sheath that comes on the lower grade steel version of this blade. Overall satisfied enough that I will be ordering it's little brother to complete this set.