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Benchmade Mini Osborne Folding Knife CPM-S90V - Black Carbon Fiber

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€320.97

Benchmade Mini Osborne Folding Knife CPM-S90V - Black Carbon Fiber

Lightweight folding knife for EDC (Every Day Carry), crafted by renowned Australian knifemaker Warren Osborne. Features a blade with a Reverse Tanto profile, made from premium CPM-S90V steel with a hardness rating of 59-61 HRC, delivering outstanding resistance to corrosion and mechanical wear along with superior edge retention. The blade boasts a satin finish for a refined semi-matte appearance.

axis lock, double-sided thumb stud

Equipped with a double-sided thumb stud on the blade, the knife enables swift and effortless one-handed deployment. The manual Axis Lock, accessible from both sides, secures the blade, effectively preventing accidental closure during use.

non-slip handle, steel clip

Contoured handle scales crafted from carbon fiber feature a non-slip texture for enhanced grip. The handle also includes a steel tip-up clip, which can be repositioned to the opposite side, ensuring secure and convenient knife carry, such as in a trouser pocket.

Technical data

Shade: Black
Blade material: CPM-S90V steel
Total length:
- Closed length: 97.5 mm
- Open length: 172 mm
Blade size: 74 mm
Blade thickness: 2.6 mm
Blade type: Reverse Tanto
Grip: carbon fiber
Locking mechanism: Axis Lock
Mass: 57 g
Produced by: Benchmade, USA

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Benchmade Knife Company is an American brand founded in 1988 by Les de Asis in Oregon, with roots dating back to the 1970s when it operated as Bali-Song. The company became famous for producing folding and combat knives, and its butterfly logo refers to the first balisong models, which were awarded the title of Knife of the Year in 1979. Today, Benchmade manufactures knives in three lines: Blue Class, Black Class, and Gold Class, using modern powder steels such as S30V, M390, and CPM-20CV, and the patented Axis Lock, valued for its reliability and smooth operation. Among the brand's icons are the Griptilian, Bugout, 940 Osborne, Infidel, and Bushcrafter models, and the company regularly collaborates with renowned knifemakers such as Mel Pardue, Warren Osborne, and Ernest Emerson. Benchmade was the first knife manufacturer in the US to implement fully automated CNC production, achieving unprecedented precision and repeatability in the industry.

More Information
Type Folder
Style Multipurpose
Blade length 75 mm
Blade thickness 2,6 mm
Blade profile Reverse Tanto
Blade edge Plain
Blunt resistance Very good
Corrosion resistance Very good
Lock type Axis Lock
Overall length 172 mm
Blade material S90V
Opening method Thumb stud
Handle Carbon fiber
Clip for carrying Yes
Holster included No
Weight 53 g
EAN 610953209865
Manufacturer code 945-2
Brand Benchmade
CPM S90V feature
CPM S90V
CPM S90V is a premium powder metallurgy tool steel developed by Crucible Industries. It is characterized by a very high carbon content (2.3%) and chromium content (14%), which ensures high hardness and very good corrosion resistance. This steel also contains molybdenum (1%), vanadium (9%), and niobium (0.5%). After appropriate heat treatment, CPM S90V achieves a hardness of 58-61 HRC, which guarantees long-lasting edge sharpness, wear resistance, and resistance to high temperatures. Thanks to its high vanadium content, this steel forms hard carbides that extend edge durability, and its microstructure ensures uniform properties throughout the cross-section. It is one of the best materials for applications where extreme edge durability and damage resistance are required.
Axis-Lock feature
Axis-Lock
Axis-Lock is a folding knife locking mechanism patented by Bill McHenry and Jason Williams, popularized and licensed by Benchmade. A spring steel bar (crossbar) slides transversely between the scales and fits into a recess on the back of the blade, firmly locking it in the open position. The mechanism works thanks to two omega springs that press the bar into the lock, ensuring smooth, two-handed operation and no play. To close the knife, simply slide the bar toward the rear of the handle and release the catch, allowing you to safely fold the blade without risking contact between your fingers and the blade.
Carbon Fiber feature
Carbon Fiber
Carbon fiber is a composite material that is exceptionally light and very strong, considered one of the most advanced materials used in knife manufacturing. It is made of thin carbon fibers embedded in epoxy resin, which are then pressed and hardened to form an extremely rigid and resistant structure. Used in knife handles, it provides high resistance to mechanical damage, is not affected by moisture or extreme temperatures, and is chemically inert and non-conductive. It is distinguished by its characteristic layered weave, which gives each handle a unique appearance, particularly valued in premium knives.
Satin feature
Satin
Satin finishing is one of the most popular blade finishes, achieved by grinding the steel with fine-grained abrasives. Parallel micro-scratches remain on the surface, giving the knife a technical, matte appearance. Satin finishing has both aesthetic and practical significance - a smoothed blade is easier to clean, and the slightly reduced friction promotes smoother cutting. Depending on the direction and intensity of polishing, different effects are achieved - from a matte finish to an almost mirror-like finish. Satin is valued in both utility and collector's knives because it emphasizes the structure and quality of the steel while maintaining functionality.

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Number of reviews: 5

  1. K... Review confirmed by purchase
    100%

    Benchmade is a bit pricey, a butterfly knife is not cheap. But the knife is very good – excellent steel, sharp as it should be, comfortable in the hand despite its relatively small size. I definitely recommend it!

  2. M...
    100%

    I like it very much, it feels great in the hand and is very comfortable to use. The blade is dedicated more to tough work, so it's not as sharp as a razor compared to many Spyderco models. In real life it is much smaller than in the photos, which is a big plus. I highly recommend it!

  3. M...
    60%

    Great knife. Ergonomics 10/10. However, the build quality compared to WE or even Civivi, is lacking. Considering the price and the workmanship, regardless of the history of this knife, 3/5.

  4. R... Review confirmed by purchase
    100%

    Small, neat little knife, almost invisible, with wonderful quality! Much smaller than the older brother, but very handy even for my big hands. The key is the fantastic lock and the smoothness with which the blade moves. Wonderful purchase!

  5. E... Review confirmed by purchase
    100%

    Sharp, slim, and fast. Fits well in the pocket, almost weightless. Sometimes I forget I have it on me. The handle scales aren't slippery and it's enjoyable to click. Great!

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