Buck Bravo Folding Knife Review

Looking for a daily work knife that you can pry, puncture or cut without problems? The Buck Bravo knife may be the perfect knife for you. Bravo I recently took my own and here are my thoughts:

What I like about the knife:

1. At first glance you will notice that the Bravo has a unique blade shape. It almost looks like someone took a knife and carefully cut off part of the tanto style tip. The tanto blade is very popularbecause it reinforces the point is about as strong and durable as it gets.

Although the blade Bravo is a little different, it is still as strong when it comes to prying, hacking, or puncturing.

2. Each knife as a robust, needs work / utility knife, have a strong lock is marketed. Buck uses its time-proven frame lock, which provides reliable protection against your fingers lock failure.

3. Buck, you have the possibility of a plane or half of the blade with serrated edgeBravo. I went with the half-groove version, because the waves are useful for tearing through boxes and fiber material with ease.

4. Lefties will have no problem carrying this knife everyday how have pocket clip is ambidextrous. The stainless steel clip is not only durable but easy on your pockets.

5. 154CM steel is held in high esteem with a knife lovers Due to its extreme strength and sharpness. I like that Buck uses such a high-grade steel, on one of their wildestKnife.

What I dislike:

I only wish that this knife with a fully serrated blade were available. I guess what points, if you are in distress and a need that can cut something really fast.

Overall:

With a suggested retail price of $ 126, the Bravo Buck knife about as hard as it is for the money. Combine a strong castle, razor-sharp steel with a brilliant design and you will receive the Bravo. I recommend this knife to anyone who usestheir knives to break really hard and is bad from them.