Bestech Swordfish BG62 Button Lock Flipper

The Bestech Swordfish BG62 series features 14C28N stainless steel on its 3.75-inch drop point blade. This Swedish steel provides a dependable balance of corrosion resistance, toughness, and ease of resharpening for daily cutting tasks. You can learn more about how it performs compared to other popular alloys in our knife steel guide.

The button lock secures the blade in place with an internal plunger and releases it smoothly at the press of a button. This setup keeps your fingers completely out of the blade path when closing and allows rapid deployment using the flipper tab or by holding the button to swing the blade open. For an overview of different locking systems, explore our guide to folding knife lock types.

Despite offering a generous 3.75-inch blade, the Swordfish carries easily thanks to its narrow folded profile and contoured G10 handle scales. A factory-installed deep-carry pocket clip keeps the knife buried low in the pocket so it stays discreet and out of the way throughout the day.

The Swordfish BG62 series features two-tone G10 handle scales paired with either a satin or black-coated drop point blade. Handle combinations include split color schemes such as white and black, light blue and black, as well as purple and black.

No, the deep-carry pocket clip is set up strictly for right-hand, tip-up carry. While left-handed users can still operate the flipper tab or button lock, the clip itself cannot be relocated to the opposite scale.