Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Finish, Handle Material, Materials, Overall Quality, Sheath/Scabbard, Weight
Cons: None
Get it while you can ....
Innocuous, non-threatening handle, easily concealed, legal in my state, level 3 backup defense tool. I carry it everywhere -- in all my dress, casual, work, and bicycling/jogging attire. The knife that's not with us when we when we need it isn't going to us you .... It's as inexpensive as one can into Benchmade quality and design. My only negative is that the hole & nubbin' is way too "secure." Initially, I couldn't unsheathe it 1-handed ... seriously, about 10 pound pull, both hands, on both knife and sheath .Used a sapphire nail file to whittle the nubbin' inside the sheath down to practically nuthin'. Still holds securely but draws easily. I don't know why Benchmade discontinued it. Perhaps they're coming out with a newer model ... or maybe they think a push dagger doesn't fit their wholesome image. I have a nice, 1980s BlackJack push dagger but the blade is 4" (illegal to conceal) and the handle looks like ... a knife. I find this Benchmade model ideal for its purpose -- concealed backup defense.