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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Green Aluminum - Satin Finish
- Weight
- 2.9 oz
- Special Feature
- Benchmade Knife
- Handle Material
- Aluminum
- Blade Material
- CPM-S30V Premium Stainless Steel
- Style
- Osborne
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- Knife
Features 5
- ALL-AROUND UTILITY: A quintessential EDC tool that combines simplicity with unmatched function, no matter the application; Ideal for pretty much everything.
- CPM-S30V STEEL: For first-rate edge retention and corrosion resistance; Reverse tanto blade is nimble, versatile, and made for the outdoors. Factory in Oregon City, Oregon.
- DURABLE 6061-T6 ALUMINUM HANDLE: Is anodized, fully ambidextrous, has a smooth satin grip, and is suitable for just about any environment that requires a blade.
- AXIS LOCKING MECHANISM: Ensures safety and a smooth open and easy close; Standard reversible clip; Light as a feather for easy carrying and a comfortable grip.
- EVERYDAY CARRY: With its slim profile and lightweight design, the 940 is the perfect addition to your EDC collection, backpack, survival kit, tackle box, and more.
Specs 33
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping, Hiking |
|---|---|
| Brand | Benchmade |
| Model Name | 940 Family |
| Special Feature | Benchmade Knife |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Handle Material | Aluminum |
| Color | Green Aluminum - Satin Finish |
| Blade Material | CPM-S30V Premium Stainless Steel |
| Style | Osborne |
| Brand Name | Benchmade |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Model Number | 940 |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Shipping Box |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 83 |
| Manufacturer | Benchmade |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 765222410098 610953114183 |
| Item Type Name | Knife |
| Part Number | 940 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Special Features | Benchmade Knife |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Blade Shape | Reverse Tanto |
| Blade Edge | Satin Finish |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Blade Type | Reverse Tanto |
| Theme | Western |
| Item Shape | Round |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Blade Length | 3.4 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.9 ounces |
| Item Length | 7.87 inches |
| Size | 3.4" |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Favorite EDC Knife – Lightweight and Holds an Edge
Color: Green Aluminum - Satin Finish
This is easily my favorite EDC knife. It’s lightweight, easy to carry, and just feels right in hand for everyday use. The blade holds an edge exactly how you’d expect from Benchmade—sharp, durable, and doesn’t need constant touching up. It handles daily tasks without any issues and still performs like new. The build quality is top-tier, and the action is smooth and reliable. It opens easily and locks up solid, giving you confidence every time you use it. Overall, Benchmade did it right with this one. If you’re looking for a dependable, high-quality EDC knife, this is hard to beat.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026 by Hamza Ramić
I love mine! 5 stars!
Color: Green Aluminum - Satin Finish
Ok, first things first. This is a helluva neat knife and I give it 5 stars. It has a cool hoops that it jumps through (locking mechanism, blade steel design, materials, fit and finish). I expected to see and feel differences in any knife over $100. And, I do with the 940. I really like this knife (a lot); it's unique in several ways, and that is what I paid for. So, I have found the following: Love: Unique design - I've never played as much with a knife after getting it - ever.. Blade shape - reverse tanto, and S30V steel - awesome, awesome.. and awesome. Solid feel; perfect EDC weight; smooth in the pocket and doesn't hang up when pulling it out. Super, silky and fluid open/close mechanics (thumbstuds are not needed to deploy the blade with a touch of practice with the Axis lock) Blade shape is long and thick, but, not tall, for a pocket folding knife; a stealthy design. A great marriage in a heavy duty blade, with a EDC handle (makes for a great EDC, tactical, utility knife). That, this knife grows on you, .. .and quickly. Best described as an EDC knife on steroids.. Purple titanium back-spacer gives the knife some personality. That, this is a knife that I'd buy another of (can't say that about many knifes). This is a custom knife which sells at 1/3 of a normal custom with such niceties. I originally gave this knife 4.5 stars, but after a while, it's become the best overall knife I own. For me, just right in every facet. Like: Blade markings; annodized aluminum frame is strong and super-light; handsomely etched. Lifetime warranty. Sharpening for only $5 at factory (just ship it to them)- but, I hone my own.. . Good lock up with only slight blade-play; slim profile overall, but has a thick a** blade. Blade came pretty sharp out of box; but needs some touch up on a crock sticks.. Packaging is very good; knife can be stored in it's box and still look cool on the shelf; came with carrying sack, and a decent owner's manual. You feel like you're in a special club when you buy this knife and you should for $130. This may sound wierd, but this knife even smells good.. I'm not certain but I think they put a hint of sent in the paint.. Neutral: Green color looks better than advertised, but, not a preference for some buyers at this price point. I would rather have had red, or black. The green looks cool; especially in lighted conditions. Jimping on top/bottom is fair to good, but could be a bit better. The factory edge bevels on this knife seem to be 50 degrees included; I prefer 40 degrees included or less for an EDC knife. So, I've reprofiled mine accordingly (with crock sticks). Pocket-clip is a bit bulky on this knife. I would like a wire/titanium version on this knife (not the general clip they've got on this one). This is perhaps, my only slight complaint on this knife. Dislikes/Hates: None Overall: This is a moderately priced, and solid EDC, mid-duty folder. It has a long/lanky blade which is also thick and sturdy. It's easy to fall in love with the appearance and the open/close mechanics of this knife design. The handle has some texture and offers a nice feel for every day use; the profile is slim, but with a thick blade (love). I would not go as far to say this is a heavy-duty knife, only because of the handle design might render slippage during hard, or wet conditions cutting usage; however, the blade is heavier duty itself, and is an outstanding design/use of steel crafting. I will say this knife's handle is shorter, therefore, large hands might feel a touch left out. However, for the everyday knife carrier this is unique and a very cool knife. It's also stealthy, in that it won't look too GI JOE when you pull it out in front of folks. This knife also looks good when closed (another pet-peave of mine). If this knife were $200, or $300, I'd still give it 5 stars +. So, if you have $130, I highly recommend for your collection and carry. So, for those who want a well-built, and stealthy-ish, tactical, EDC, folder, this would be a fine choice - it will grow on you. I've got plenty of awesome knives, which I've carefully studied and reviewed. This one seems to have all things covered for my tastes, carry, appeal, utility etc. There are bigger, lighter, heavier, pricier knives - there are also some very apt cheaper knives too (love my Kershaw's and my Boker plus Exskelibur, Spyderco Mili etc. This knife is the morph of all those knives for an EDC semi-tactical carrier. You get what I would definitely call, a custom knife for a fraction of the cost. For $140 this knife is a steal. I love it and it's my favorite overall knife to carry and my favorite in my current collection. I will buy others of this design (when they come available).
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2010 by JColez
i held my nose...
Color: Green Aluminum - Satin Finish
.....10-2-13...the review below was written over a year ago and i just want to add an update. i like my knives for many reasons, i like this knife for most of them. after a year it's become my daily carry knife and i think will stay that way until something new comes out to replace it, i can't imagine it now, but who knows? when i'm in the woods or just doing something that i know will require a larger/stronger blade, i take the bigger blade along with the 940. it's just become a part of my daily living. knife people know what i mean, when you find that special blade you stick with it. i purchased a chris reeve small sebenza about 6 months ago and while it's a work of art and solid utility knife at the same time, i like the 940 better as a carry knife. i have 8 benchmades now and they are the cream of the american made pocket knife industry in my opinion. if you can do better for under $200.00 i don't know how. i'm getting another one soon and just storing it until the day i can't find this one or it gets ripped off. i like it that much. i could have bought three 940's for what i paid for the sebenza. .....ok, end of the update...enjoy what you carry ...isn't that what you do when you take a medicine that's good for you but tastes icky? that's how i bought this osborne 940, knowing it was a 'benchmade' but not loving the looks of it - on paper anyway. i still would be happier with a black or at least darker handle but that's all water under the bridge now. others that have seen and handled this knife love the dynamics and looks of the thing, i'm getting there. it's like scotch, it's an acquired taste, but once you "get it" there's nothing else quite like it. the 940 strikes me that way.(without the hangover) i own quite a few 'benchmade' folders and consider them the best in my collection of 60 or so folders. nothing too expensive but quite a few over the $100.00 mark. after owning this model i doubt i'll carry anything else as an e.d.c. blade. i have a griptillian i carry in the woods and when i know a tough job is in store for me, and a mini grip in my truck, but for daily use i can't think of a knife i own that i'd trade for this beauty. i live in a part of the country (northern mn) where carrying or pulling one out in public to do a chore is not considered anything to be concerned about by the general public. i could, carry the grip and use it for daily carry but it's wide and bulky, the 940 has all the utility of the grip without the feeling you're carrying a hunting knife with you all day. it came razor sharp and after a couple of weeks of using it for household/yard tasks has stayed that way without even a stropping. it's so light and narrow that you really forget you're carrying it. don't let that lightness fool you though, this is a tough tool. i've read many reviews about the pivot screw coming loose or being too tight. i really think 'benchmade' ships them this way so the owner can set the tightness and apply a drop of 'lock tight' to set it to their individual needs. if they came already tightened to some factory spec. and pre-glued, i'll bet there would be more complaints of not being able to adjust the tightness to the owners desire. it took me a minute to do this as well as lock tight the clip screws. it almost opens on it's own when held down and closes just as fast. the 'axis' system is the best out there and with a little care and lubricant, will last a long time. i know i've been all over the place in this review but my main point (no pun) was to look beyond the photo color and reverse tanto design (i prefer a drop point but this works very well) and buy this knife before it's out of production. it will be some day, and you'll have missed out on one of the best, non-custom folders out there for a great price.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2012 by mike h.
Seriously Great Knife
Color: Green Aluminum - Satin Finish
Maybe you have seen some of my knife reviews here. I have a ton of them. Everything from a $700 Criss Reeve down to my plethora of Case knives. Many I am pretty hard on or I have to make recommendations on how to bring out the intended fine product from the less than stellar knife shaped object that more than likely you will receive. So what about this twenty year old design classic Green 940 ? The short story is : Even better than I expected ! Just buy it and you won't regret it ! Sure it costs some serious money. Worth it ! (and I don't use my exclamation marks often). Long story : Yes better than I expected and I have two other 940s; the Carbon Fiber one with the S90V blade and more recently the Black G10 handled one with the more common S30V blade. Why all the surprises then ? To start, the green anodized aluminum handle. I had always assumed it was just slick aluminum and I don't care for slick metal handled knives ( think stainless steel handle as an example of what I don't like ). This Green 940 is NOTHING like that. It is more like a fairly coarsely grit blasted Titanium handle. Even grippier. It is hard to explain but it is easy to keep ahold of it / won't easily slip out of your fingers. It has very fine but effective texture. The other reason I ignored this knife for so long was I assumed the handle was painted or lightly anodized. No this is a pretty darned substantial feeling finish. I wouldn't say if you fall off your motorcycle with it in your back pocket that it won't show some road rash but I think If I'm half way careful I can keep this one looking great for years to come. I didn't think I could before I held one in my hand. Acton good, I turned the pivot screw counter clock wise about two degrees to turn it into an instant dropper; then turned the screw back one degree because that was all I needed. Big bronze washers compared to most all of my other knives in a similar price range ($140 to $300). Centered just great. No problems with fit and finish . . . very nice green; I wasn't disappointed there for sure. Blade sharpness ? Wel l l l . . . not great but usable. Several stones later on the Edge Pro Apex and it splits arm hairs lengthwise at will. Blade hardness ? I have no way of telling HRC but I can say that while using my finish stones, a Shapton Pro 5,000 and a Norton 8,000 water stone ( the yellow one that we all love) hardly any black swarf came off onto those stones. I wound up doing the final edge finish with a 4000 grit Resin Bond Diamond Matrix stone. That took some swarf off. 4 percent vanadium in the alloy is the threshold where fine grit diamond is necessary to refine the edge and this proved to be true with this S30V Benchmade so judging by this I would say the heat treat on this knife is pretty decent. For what it is worth the Edge Pro Shapton Glass stones were able to cut the steel pretty well in the coarser grits and swarf did show up on the stones but not as much as the softer blades with less Vanadium. I am really enjoying this knife.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2020 by Barkingmad
The best all around EDC knife EVER!
Color: Green Aluminum - Satin Finish
I'm not one to say a certain knife is better than the rest, but this can really hold its own. I'm not even joking here; this knife is amazing. First of all, this knife is Benchmade, so you know this knife is of high quality (for a production knife). For its very slim profile and lightweight design, the knife packs a pretty long blade (3.4 inches). Benchmade introduces the modified reverse tanto blade that boasts a S30V steel. The handle is an anodized green aluminum handle with steel liners. The spine has a jeweled, purple titanium back spacer which accents the knife beautifully. BLADE: -The blade shape is a modified reverse tanto blade. This blade shape has a long belly that is great for slicing. The tip has a modified tanto shape that allows piercing potential. The functionality of the blade shape is vast. The blade steel is S30V steel which is high quality steel. It retains its sharpness for a long time. Sharpening the knife isn't impossible, but take a little longer than say 154 cm steel. The knife is ambidextrous with dual thumb studs. AXIS LOCK: -The trademark axis lock of the Benchmade is one of the best locks around. It keeps the knife deadlocked and it's going to take a lot of force to break that lock. Benchmade has been doing lock-testing videos on YouTube lately, and you can see the performance tests on there. As for deployment, the knife whips open with speed and ferocity when flicked open. HANDLE: -The handle is green anodized aluminum. My biggest complaint on this knife would be here. First of all, the green handle looks mediocre. WHY GREEN!?!?! Why not blue? Red? Black? Something better? Now, I'm saying this subjectively and reviewing it on my personal basis, so that's why I'm not representing it on the final score. Not only that, but the color doesn't really affect the performance of the knife. Note, I do own the carbon fiber version, along with the black version, so those are magnificent pieces of work. Another issue is with the aluminum. The aluminum chips, scratches, and mars way too easily!!! It shows fingernail marks, rubs, and abrasions like no tomorrow. Unless you are super careful with the knife or don't even carry it around, you will have a couple marks by the first week. The knife also feels a little chalky in the first couple weeks, but over time, it begins to smooth out, depending on how frequently you abuse and use your knife. Also, the knife does have tip up carry only, and can be changed to either side. The knife is GREAT, and I love it as being my top 3 knives. Besides the minor aesthetic negatives, the functionality and fit and finish is amazing. This knife is amazing and everyone should own one. PROS: -Great blade shape (modified reverse tanto) -Great blade steel (S30V steel) -Slim profile with a long blade (3.4 inches) -One handed opening -Extremely smooth opening -blade opens with speed -Ambidextrous functionality -Tip up carry (either side) CONS: -Green color? -Aluminum chips and scratches easily
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2013 by Chip
Legendary edc knife, great but pricey.
Color: Green Aluminum - Satin Finish
A legend in the pocket knife community. I do think there is something special about this knife. Its light weight,looks cool,has a useful shape and blade size. My biggest complaint about this knife is its s30v steel is good, but not 240 to 300 dollars good. This knife is just over priced imo and thats partly do to its legendary statis. Yes it has a bit of titanium as a back spacer. I would say its worth 200 bucks. But I still feel its a bit over priced like many benchmades. If price is no object its a great edc pocket knife, most people will love to carry. There are just other knives out there with cpm magnacut for 40 to 100 dollars cheaper that are just as good with more premium steel.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2026 by James Adam loehr
Lives up to the hype - 6 MONTH UPDATE
Color: Green Aluminum - Satin Finish
UPDATE 2/26/15 - 6 months in this knife is still amazing. The wierd powder coating has been gone for so long that I forgot about it until I read my old review. It only had one issue in 6 months and that was an easy fix - the pocket clip bent (I have no idea how) and I had to take it off and bend it back in place then put it back on, which took all of 75 seconds. The steel is super thick on the clip, so I am going to assume it bent because of something I did, nothing to do with the knife's design. This knife is my new thumb, figurativly of course. I use it for EVERYTHING. I use to to pry, I use it to screw (bad idea, but possible...), I use it to cut, I use it to stab holes in plastic buckets, I use it to reach things that fell in a tight space, I use it to cut fruit, I use it to slice cheese, I use it to ANYTHING. Anything you need either a knife or a small piece of perfectly shaped matal for a second of leverage, this knife covers it. I forgot it in my other pair of pants once and made it 10 minutes towards work before I realized. I turned around to get it. I'd rather be late than be on time without this knife. It fits my hand like a glove. I know I sound crazy, but this might be the pefect knife at this point. I have owned a few knives in my day, but this one is the best by far. --------- Christ, what can I say about this knife that hasnt already been said? This knife lives up to the hype. The Axis lock system is brilliant, makes opening the knife smooth and quicker than any assisted oepning knife. The steel is as good as most upper-midrange kitchen knifes. The steel chosen will hold an edge for a good long time, get ridiculously sharp and still be able to be used as the tool that it is. The blade shape is very aesthetically pleasing while still being very useful as a tool. Great cutting edge length. The handle took a day or two to get used to - or the coating wore off a little. Out of the box it felt a little like holding sandpaper which wasn't unpleasant. Within a day of going in and out of my pocket it was perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2014 by WM
It easily shaved hair from my arm and passed the paper ...
Color: Green Aluminum - Satin Finish
I've been doing a lot of research on high-end EDC pocket knives. This knife came razor-sharp out of the box. It easily shaved hair from my arm and passed the paper test with flying colors. I was surprised how slim and lightweight it actually was. Weighing in at 2.9oz, it essentially disappears in your pocket when carrying. I have used in on a variety of tasks at work so far--no problems! If you're looking into this knife, the chances are you've already watched a ton of videos on YouTube. If you're wondering... yes, it's worth it! Note about the pictures: they were taken about a week and a half after purchasing and carrying daily. A Year Later (UPDATE): Still a GREAT EDC knife. Honestly, it's still probably my favorite combination of color/weight/edge length/overall feel. However, I've run into a few things since my initial review. The aluminum in particular is of note. The anodized aluminum is fairly grippy, and I've never had it slide out of my hands. However, this thing takes a beating in your pocket. I carry it in my right front pocket, and it's taken a beating from my keys. Because it's aluminum, it's begun to show the wear and tear associated with that. I feel like the G-10 versions (940-2 & 940-1501) will hold up better if being carried in the pocket daily. Ditto for being placed on other hard surfaces. I work in an industrial environment, and all of the steel around has a tendency to leave marks. Otherwise, I've been extremely satisfied with it!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2017 by Erik Thiel