Buck Sprint

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The Buck Sprint Series features flipper knives designed with ball bearing technology, ensuring a smooth and frictionless blade deployment. These folding knives offer rapid opening, making them ideal for everyday carry and quick tasks. Built with Buck’s craftsmanship, the Sprint series combines speed, efficiency, and reliability into a sleek pocket knife.
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Buck 840 Sprint Select Flipper Knife 3.125" 420HC Stainless Steel Drop Point, Black GRN Handles…Retail price: $77.00, our price: $64.99
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Buck Sprint Series FAQ

The Buck Sprint series marks a significant step forward for Buck Knives, introducing ball-bearing pivot technology to their American-made production flippers. These folders offer a blend of modern deployment and classic durability across both budget-friendly and premium tiers.

What is unique about the deployment on the Buck Sprint?
The Buck Sprint series utilizes a ball-bearing pivot system to provide a smooth and frictionless opening experience. This flipper-based deployment is quick and responsive, making it a distinct departure from more traditional Buck folding designs.
What are the differences between the Sprint Select and Sprint Pro?
The Sprint Select features 420HC steel and glass-reinforced nylon handles, while the Pro tier upgrades to S30V steel and premium handle materials like burlap micarta or marbled carbon fiber. Pro models also include decorative file work on the blade spine for enhanced traction and a more refined appearance.
Is the Buck Sprint a good choice for everyday carry?
The Buck Sprint is purpose-built for EDC, featuring a 3.125-inch drop point blade and a low-profile pocket clip. These models are among the best ultralight EDC knives for users who need a capable tool that won't weigh down their pockets.
What sets the Buck Sprint Ops apart from other models?
The Sprint Ops is designed for discretion and tactical utility, utilizing G10 handles and a black cerakote finish on the S30V blade. It also features a broader tip on its drop point blade to provide extra strength for piercing tasks.
How does the heat treatment affect the performance of the Buck Sprint?
Buck applies the famous Paul Bos heat treatment to both the 420HC and S30V steels used in the series. This specialized process ensures that the steel performs at its maximum potential for edge retention and toughness, elevating the next level EDC knives in the Pro lineup.