Reviews and Ratings for Benchmade 99 Necron Balisong Butterfly Knife 4.59" CPM-S30V Satin Scimitar Blade, Jade G10 Handles, User-Adjustable, Nylon Pouch

Benchmade 99 Necron Balisong Butterfly Knife 4.59" CPM-S30V Satin Scimitar Blade, Jade G10 Handles, User-Adjustable, Nylon Pouchrated 5 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Benchmade 99 Necron Balisong Butterfly Knife 4.59 inch CPM-S30V Satin Scimitar Blade, Jade G10 Handles, User-Adjustable, Nylon Pouch

 

Price: $550.00

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Benchmade 99 Necron Balisong Butterfly Knife 4.59" CPM-S30V Satin Scimitar Blade, Jade G10 Handles, User-Adjustable, Nylon Pouch
rated 5 stars out of 5
Nik
MS
Aug 12, 2024
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Sheath, Weight
Cons: None

Beautiful knife

I would consider myself an experienced flipper, about 30yrs. Fit and finish on this is immaculate. Flips easy, weight is spot on and the adjustable weight is a nice feature. I got a first production run blade which was a nice bonus. This is definitely a collectors piece more than a beater.
Benchmade 99 Necron Balisong Butterfly Knife 4.59" CPM-S30V Satin Scimitar Blade, Jade G10 Handles, User-Adjustable, Nylon Pouch
rated 5 stars out of 5
Crazy Jay
Boston MA.
Jul 23, 2026
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Sheath, Weight
Cons: Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Pocket Clip

Reminds me of the BRS Replicant

This bali reminds me of the Blade Runner Systems Replicant I always wanted to get my hands on, but never could. Like, no matter how much I was willing to spend on one 'cause nobody was willing to sell me the one they had. I didn't swap anything out, add handleweights or anything. I was digging the way it flipped right out of the box. The lack of ball bearing bushings doesn't seem to slow it down any. This thing does even arials well. Just be forewarned about that nasty sharp cutting edge though. Make a mistake with it and you just caught yourself some stitches down to the emergency room of your local hospital. And I wouldn't recommend it for martial arts practices or self defense unless you know what you're doing on the count of the bladesteel thinning down as much as it does at the hilt of the blade.