Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG Rescue Folding Knife – 3.40in Serrated N680 Blunt-Tip, Safety Orange G10

BenchmadeSKU: BCM-TRIAGE916SORGFOLD

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Description

The Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG pairs a high-visibility safety orange handle with a partially serrated blade, which is the combination most first responders end up wanting. A satin N680 blunt-tip blade with a serrated section, a hook-shaped 440C seatbelt cutter and a carbide glass breaker put three rescue tools in one textured G10 handle.

Key features

  • 3.40in opposing bevel blunt-tip blade in N680 stainless, partially serrated, 57-59 HRC
  • 440C hook-shaped safety cutter at 58-60 HRC for seatbelts, webbing and clothing
  • Carbide glass breaker tip on the butt of the handle
  • AXIS locking mechanism, fully ambidextrous, with dual thumb studs
  • Textured safety orange G10 scales over 420J full stainless liners
  • Reversible tip-up deep-carry pocket clip
  • Designed and manufactured in Oregon City, Oregon

Specifications

  • Model: Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG
  • Blade steel: N680 stainless, 57-59 HRC
  • Blade length: 3.40in (8.64 cm)
  • Blade thickness: 0.124in (3.15 mm)
  • Blade style: opposing bevel blunt tip, partially serrated combo edge, satin finish
  • Safety cutter: 440C hook, 58-60 HRC
  • Glass breaker: carbide tip
  • Handle: textured safety orange G10 with 420J stainless liners
  • Lock: AXIS
  • Action: manual, ambidextrous thumb studs
  • Pocket clip: reversible, tip-up, deep carry
  • Overall length: 8.25in (20.96 cm)
  • Closed length: 4.85in (12.32 cm)
  • Weight: 5.24 oz (148.55 g)
  • Origin: made in the USA

Frequently asked questions

What are rescue knives used for?

Rescue knives are made for cutting a casualty free rather than for fighting: slicing seatbelts and clothing, breaking tempered auto glass, and general utility cutting where a sharp point would be a liability. The Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG handles all three with its 440C hook cutter, carbide glass breaker and blunt-tip N680 blade.

What is a combo edge?

A combo edge is part plain and part serrated on the same blade. The serrated section of the Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG bites into rope, webbing and other fibrous material that a plain edge slips off, while the plain section handles clean slicing.

Why is the handle safety orange?

High-visibility scales are standard on rescue tools because they are easy to spot in a dark vehicle, in water or dropped on the ground. The safety orange G10 on the Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG serves the same purpose as the orange on a set of trauma shears.

What is the difference between the Triage 916-ORG, 916S-ORG and 916BKORG?

All three wear safety orange G10. A plain number means a satin blade, an S adds a partially serrated combo edge, and BK marks a black-coated blade. The Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG is the satin, partially serrated, orange-handled version.

How do I close an AXIS lock knife safely?

Draw the AXIS lock bar back with your thumb and forefinger, let the blade swing down clear of your fingers, then release the bar once it is fully closed. The AXIS lock on the Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG is ambidextrous, so this works the same left or right handed.

Is it legal to carry a rescue knife?

Knife law is set locally and varies by state, county and city, and some places restrict blade length or locking folders regardless of what the knife is for. The Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG carries a 3.40in blade, so check your own local rules before you carry it.

Are there any rescue knives made in the USA?

Yes. The Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG is designed and manufactured at Benchmade's factory in Oregon City, Oregon, using Austrian N680 blade steel.

Does Benchmade LifeSharp cover the Triage 916S-ORG?

Yes. LifeSharp is Benchmade's lifetime sharpening and service programme, and you can send the Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG back to Oregon City to be cleaned, oiled, adjusted and resharpened. Support for serrated sections is more limited than for plain edges, so ask Benchmade what they can do with a combo edge before you ship it.

Where should I buy a Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG?

Buy from an authorized Benchmade dealer such as Going Gear so the knife arrives with full factory warranty and LifeSharp coverage. The Benchmade Triage 916S-ORG is a discontinued finish, so authorized stock is limited.

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