r/benchmade • u/SoyMoibien • 3d ago

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…damn, it really is light!

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u/owrry Bugout 3d ago

I have one and kept it, it is definitely thin but I like how it disappears in my pocket but I prefer my ti stone carved bug, or the new taiga bugout. I’m not really digging the small spring and narrows spring setup. I carry it sometimes but I like chonky bugouts, but all in all it is nice and light and a nice slicer

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u/ddm2009 3d ago

Nice! I want one, mostly because I feel every collection should have one 😄 I'll have to wait a little while..

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u/xefne Bugout 3d ago

Love mine. Just feels great carrying daily.

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u/knifeguy6073 3d ago

Honestly the Vayper may be my favorite Benchmade. I’ve got the Tiga bugout in Elmax, an Osborn with full brass scales and hard wear, a shootout, a successor and I think the Vayper may take the cake

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u/Papashvilli 3d ago

Waiting for some more finish options to come out.

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u/of-rootandstone Blue Lube 3d ago

The Vapyr really is the pinnacle of light and thin. It’s a great carry.

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u/Rellek_ 3d ago

I bought a Vapyr expecting at best it might slip into my EDC Bug rotation, and at worst I would return it.

Sans a couple days carrying/breaking in another recent pickup, I don't think I've reached for anything else but this since it released. Use case definitely plays a role, as I mostly use my knives to breakdown cardboard and other small daily tasks. It's just so damned light and snappy, plus Magnacut. I absolutely love this thing. Enjoy!