Reviews and Ratings for Case Bridgeline Series Revoindie Highbanks Folding Knife 2.87" CPM-20CV Black DLC Modified Wharncliffe Blade, Dark Red Burlap Micarta Handles with Black Aluminum Bolsters - 10768
Case Bridgeline Series Revoindie Highbanks Folding Knife 2.87" CPM-20CV Black DLC Modified Wharncliffe Blade, Dark Red Burlap Micarta Handles with Black Aluminum Bolstersrated 3.5 stars out of 5 (2 reviews)
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Case Bridgeline Series Revoindie Highbanks Folding Knife 2.87 inch CPM-20CV Black DLC Modified Wharncliffe Blade, Dark Red Burlap Micarta Handles with Black Aluminum Bolsters

 

Price: $189.99

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Case Bridgeline Series Revoindie Highbanks Folding Knife 2.87" CPM-20CV Black DLC Modified Wharncliffe Blade, Dark Red Burlap Micarta Handles with Black Aluminum Bolsters
rated 4 stars out of 5
Matt
 Cape Cod, MA
Sep 11, 2024
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Ease of Opening, Handle Feel, Handle Material, Lock Ease of Use, Lock Type, Overall Quality, Pocket Clip, Weight
Cons: None

This is how Case should do modern knives

This is so much more I line with the Case identity and heritage than previous modern designs. I like it a lot. They could make it feel a little more organic with a different material and finish in the bolster and liners, but all of these critiques are my personal preference. Otherwise I think Case made a good move in the right direction by embracing their classic identity even though this is absolutely a modern build. I recommend it. It’s a nice knife.
Case Bridgeline Series Revoindie Highbanks Folding Knife 2.87" CPM-20CV Black DLC Modified Wharncliffe Blade, Dark Red Burlap Micarta Handles with Black Aluminum Bolsters
rated 3 stars out of 5
Kris
 Maryland
Sep 12, 2024
Pros: Blade Material, Blade Sharpness, Finish, Handle Material, Materials, Overall Quality, Sheath/Scabbard, Weight
Cons: None

Price is for the materials.

It is a non-locking double detent knife made with above average materials. I prefer double detent knives to be smaller so you can and close open reliably with one hand. The half stop is interesting though. A definate user in locations that prohibit a locking knife. Decent fit and finish. I enjoy the burlap macarta feel and the blade is sharpened very well. Note to those that complain about centering of the blade in a closed position. Double detent knives favor one side due to the nature of the beast. Don’t mess with it. But know if you are adamant about centering as I am, you will drive yourself crazy. Chill, it’s a very good well executed and will shake up your carry. I recommend it for the price due to the materials and it’s actually very well done.