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Benchmade - Fixed Adamas 375 Knife, Drop Point Blade with Spine Serrations, Plain Edge, Coated Finish, Black Handle, Sand Sheath, Made in the USA

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Brand Benchmade
Model Name ADAMAS
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Age Range (Description) Adult
Included Components SHEATH
Color Black Handle & Sand Sheath
Style Modern
Product Care Instructions Hand Wash Only
Item Weight 5.6 Ounces

About this item

  • HIGH-QUALITY: The D2 steel blade holds an edge exceptionally well. The skeletonized handle reduces weight and allows for paracord wrapping.
  • WELL-DESIGNED: The Adamas 375 is a full-tang fixed blade knife, providing greater strength and reliability than a folding knife. The simplicity of the knife also makes it easy to clean.
  • COMFORTABLE: The 375 is rugged yet comfortable to hold and use. The molded MOLLE-compatible sheath offers security and accessibility.
  • VERSATILE: The Adamas 375's drop-point, utility blade style serves well for a variety of tasks. It features serrations on the spine for tougher tasks like cutting rope.

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Benchmade - Fixed Adamas 375 Knife, Drop Point Blade with Spine Serrations, Plain Edge, Coated Finish, Black Handle, Sand Sheath, Made in the USA

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The Benchmade Story

In 1988, we set out to make the best knives in the world — and that’s exactly what we did. We’ve grown a lot since then, and while we’ve expanded to provide tools for elite tactical operators, first responders and even collectors, our goal remains the same: make the best knives in the world.

About the Product

A skeletonized fixed blade with a paracord handle wrap, molded jump rated sheath and Tek-lok attachment system. A portion of the proceeds from these knives are donated to Three Rangers and to the Navy SEAL Foundation; both organizations benefiting the members and families of special operations. Intended for Tactical use, the Adamas fixed blades are MOLLE compatible, have a lanyard hole and include an injection molded plastic sheath with tension screw, removable locking strap, and the eight position Tek-lok attachment system. Specifications: Designer: Shane Sibert | Mechanism: Fixed | Action: Fixed Blade | Blade Steel: D2 (60-62 HRC) | Blade Length: 4.20" (10.67cm) | Blade Thickness: 0.170" (4.32mm) | Overall Length: 9.03" (22.94cm) | Handle Thickness: 0.17" (4.32mm) | Weight: 5.60oz. (158.76g) | Sheath Weight: 1.11oz. (31.47g).

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4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6 out of 5
246 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, appearance, sharpness, weight and comfort of the knife. They mention that it's very well made, looks awesome and is razor sharp. They also appreciate the slim design and comfort.

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49 customers mention49 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the knife. They mention that it's well-made, durable, and versatile. They also appreciate the solid build and the black coating on the blade. Overall, customers are happy with the performance of this high-quality knife.

"...Good jimping on it. Not too aggressive. And you also have a little ramp a little higher up that's always nice for more control on fine detail tasks...." Read more

"...The D2 steel they use is always top quality. (D2 is the steel they use to make other steel tools into tools)...." Read more

"...sheath is just ok, not the excellent one but it is compact and holds blade firmly...." Read more

"...The sheath is pretty good, I like the size and the lock up is really solid the knife isn't falling out no chance...." Read more

48 customers mention48 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the knife. They mention that it's a great looking blade, made of high quality D2 steel. Some say that it feels great in hand and is skeletonized. They also appreciate the color, feel, weight and steel of the product.

"...Very light and not obtrusive if on your hip vertical carry. Very nice and high quality D2 steel. Very impressed...." Read more

"...Very deep grooves in great locations. Also great to see the deep choil on this...." Read more

"...The blade is one of the best looking blades I have in my collection, right up there with the legendary Infidel it makes a statement and it looks..." Read more

"...It is also a serviceable substitute for a hatchet if you don't have to fell a tree or work with material thicker than your thigh...." Read more

46 customers mention40 positive6 negative

Customers like the sharpness of the knife. They say it's well-made, razor sharp, and stays sharp. They also appreciate the brutal serrations on the top edge and the great blade shape.

"...Another note is that it came hair popping sharp. Although I wanted my own mirror Polish edge on it." Read more

"...The knife is intimidating and sharp out of the box. I seems to be a neutral balance and very light...." Read more

"...fixed blades such as, functional saw on its spine and sharpened swage...." Read more

"This knife has a great blade shape, razor sharp out of the box..." Read more

20 customers mention20 positive0 negative

Customers find the knife lightweight, with a very slim design. They also appreciate the flat handle without a bulky handle.

"...Even without the button snap. Very light and not obtrusive if on your hip vertical carry. Very nice and high quality D2 steel. Very impressed...." Read more

"...At 9.03 inches overall (4.2 inch blade) and 5.6oz it is noticeably light for its size...." Read more

"...I seems to be a neutral balance and very light. It appears to be a little reflective to be called FDE...." Read more

"The knife is well-constructed and its weight is relatively light...." Read more

18 customers mention13 positive5 negative

Customers like the comfort of the knife. They say it feels good in the hand, has a nice thumb press, and is slim without beefy grips. Some mention that the handle is grippy enough to cut.

"...After wrapping this knife with paracord the handle feels comfortable and grippy enough to cut...." Read more

"...With a paracord handle it feels good in the hand. It also has a nice thumb press...." Read more

"...laces through the loop holes of the sheath and wearing it is supprisingly comfortable. The boot I wear is a 10" military paratrooper style boot...." Read more

"...as big as a Ontario SP or KBar but want it concealed, slim handle without beefy grips and immediately deployable and in matte black not shiny..." Read more

10 customers mention10 positive0 negative

Customers like the sheath of the knife. They mention it's good and nice. However, some don't like the way the tek lok attaches.

"...The sheath is awesome. Giving you freedom to mount how ever the Tek lock and/or your 550 tying skills allow...." Read more

"...The sheath is just ok, not the excellent one but it is compact and holds blade firmly...." Read more

"...Sheath is nice, but I dont care for the way the tek lok attaches. It comes with all the hardware including rubber spacers...." Read more

"...The sheath is better than most I have seen out there for production knives. The tec loc well still not sure about that...." Read more

9 customers mention9 positive0 negative

Customers find the size of the knife to be perfect. They say it's not too big, has a great usable length, and is compact. Some customers also mention that the blade shape and size is perfect.

"...Put the paracord handle on it and it fits perfectly in my hand. The "serrations" aren't actually serrations. They aren't sharpened anyway...." Read more

"...The sheath is just ok, not the excellent one but it is compact and holds blade firmly...." Read more

"...to the inch of serrations on most "combination" blades, the serrations are long enough to actually saw thru things...." Read more

"...and a reasonable size and weight...." Read more

11 customers mention6 positive5 negative

Customers are mixed about the tek-lok. Some mention that it's okay, while others say that it’s a poor choice for a civilian belt.

"...It comes with all the hardware including rubber spacers...." Read more

"...Adams 375 is probably not a very good knife for batoning and chopping might be better to perform with gloves on...." Read more

"...Otherwise, it's good to use the nylon strap to keep it secure. The Tek-loc is okay and once mounted, the knife sits very high above the belt line..." Read more

"...But for a normal civilian belt the Tek-Lok is a poor choice. I really wish Benchmade had used a good quality steel clip like ESEE does...." Read more

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Benchmade hit another home run with this knife. The D2 steel they use is always top quality. (D2 is the steel they use to make other steel tools into tools). Not only is it tough and high quality material, it's got a great design. The serrations on the spine are very deep and could be used as a saw if needed. The jimping on this knife is exceptional. Very deep grooves in great locations. Also great to see the deep choil on this. At 9.03 inches overall (4.2 inch blade) and 5.6oz it is noticeably light for its size. The paracord that comes with it gives it a nice feel if you wrap the handle using the video that Benchmade has on youtube. With the paracord on the one I bought it has a good size and grip. I'm sure it would feel excellent in a gloved hand (which is no doubt the intent since this was made for the US Rangers). Overall a very quality tactical knife with plenty to offer for survivalists as well. If I had it to do over again I'd probably go with the Black knife with the Black case or the Sand blade and Sand case only because I wanted to wrap my knife in bright pink and the pink doesn't match the sand sheath. If your'e on the fence about buying a knife for your bugout bag or EDC, you can stop here. Buy it, wrap it and get the quality of US made D2 steel.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Impressive blade.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2016
Color: Black Handle & SheathVerified Purchase
Everything about this knife is perfect. Put the paracord handle on it and it fits perfectly in my hand. The "serrations" aren't actually serrations. They aren't sharpened anyway. But could do the job of serrations in a pinch. Good jimping on it. Not too aggressive. And you also have a little ramp a little higher up that's always nice for more control on fine detail tasks. With the sheath, it's a little less then I hoped. It does have a little bit of wiggle when it goes in. But if you but the button snap on it holds in nice and tight. There is a noticeable click when you sheath it though. Even without the button snap. Very light and not obtrusive if on your hip vertical carry. Very nice and high quality D2 steel. Very impressed. Maybe next time make an injection molded sheath so it's nice and snug. Another note is that it came hair popping sharp. Although I wanted my own mirror Polish edge on it.
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Jessica Fox
5.0 out of 5 stars Best fixed blade I've seen
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2017
Color: Black Handle & Sand SheathVerified Purchase
Benchmade hit another home run with this knife. The D2 steel they use is always top quality. (D2 is the steel they use to make other steel tools into tools). Not only is it tough and high quality material, it's got a great design. The serrations on the spine are very deep and could be used as a saw if needed. The jimping on this knife is exceptional. Very deep grooves in great locations. Also great to see the deep choil on this. At 9.03 inches overall (4.2 inch blade) and 5.6oz it is noticeably light for its size. The paracord that comes with it gives it a nice feel if you wrap the handle using the video that Benchmade has on youtube. With the paracord on the one I bought it has a good size and grip. I'm sure it would feel excellent in a gloved hand (which is no doubt the intent since this was made for the US Rangers). Overall a very quality tactical knife with plenty to offer for survivalists as well. If I had it to do over again I'd probably go with the Black knife with the Black case or the Sand blade and Sand case only because I wanted to wrap my knife in bright pink and the pink doesn't match the sand sheath. If your'e on the fence about buying a knife for your bugout bag or EDC, you can stop here. Buy it, wrap it and get the quality of US made D2 steel.
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Jessica Fox
5.0 out of 5 stars Best fixed blade I've seen
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2017
Benchmade hit another home run with this knife. The D2 steel they use is always top quality. (D2 is the steel they use to make other steel tools into tools). Not only is it tough and high quality material, it's got a great design. The serrations on the spine are very deep and could be used as a saw if needed. The jimping on this knife is exceptional. Very deep grooves in great locations. Also great to see the deep choil on this. At 9.03 inches overall (4.2 inch blade) and 5.6oz it is noticeably light for its size. The paracord that comes with it gives it a nice feel if you wrap the handle using the video that Benchmade has on youtube. With the paracord on the one I bought it has a good size and grip. I'm sure it would feel excellent in a gloved hand (which is no doubt the intent since this was made for the US Rangers). Overall a very quality tactical knife with plenty to offer for survivalists as well. If I had it to do over again I'd probably go with the Black knife with the Black case or the Sand blade and Sand case only because I wanted to wrap my knife in bright pink and the pink doesn't match the sand sheath. If your'e on the fence about buying a knife for your bugout bag or EDC, you can stop here. Buy it, wrap it and get the quality of US made D2 steel.
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Glenyrd Skynyrd
5.0 out of 5 stars The knife I should have bought.
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2012
Color: Sand Handle & SheathVerified Purchase
Well I do understand the other reviewer's dilemma. To further help, google some wrapping techniques if you haven't already, kind of a good thing to know. That being said don't give that reviewer anymore grief. Also without his review others may not know this is a bare-bones/skeleton blade. ;)

So my take on this blade, may not be your take on the same blade. YMMV, that being said, the box comes with a knife, a kydex sheath, one Tek-Lok molle/belt adapter, and a few fasteners.

Gil Hibben throwers are bare-bones, and was the purpose of the blade to be a thrower? I don't think so, but as with anything, it is possible to throw a football and hit it with a baseball-bat.

This is a last-resort knife for me and I personally, would not think to throw this knife anywhere. The blade is about as long as your palm is wide (possibly diagonally)4.2 inches. The knife is intimidating and sharp out of the box. I seems to be a neutral balance and very light. It appears to be a little reflective to be called FDE.

--The purpose of the bare-bones was for end-user customization and IDK if it was inclusive with the reviewers knife but Benchmade has a website to show how to wrap a knife, I found a card in my box the knife shipped in along with warranties prompting me to check the website for "further instruction."

I was impressed with the Sheath but not so much with the Tek-Lok .
The sheath is awesome. Giving you freedom to mount how ever the Tek lock and/or your 550 tying skills allow. The Tek-Lok that I got with mine is 1/2 inch too small to use the wide spaced holes while attaching to Molle and mounting vertically. I used 550 cord to fix that problem. Tek-lok makes small and large, and FYI- large is what comes with the knife. The fasteners and grommets attach the Tek-Lok to the sheath

I own a few quality knives and a few "junk" knives. This is my first Benchmade Knife, IT MAY and MAY-NOT reflect the quality of other Benchmade products. But, I do plan to buy another Benchmade knife based on this one.
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PETER P
5.0 out of 5 stars This knife is a good.
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2015
Color: Sand Handle & SheathVerified Purchase
The knife is well-constructed and its weight is relatively light. It also has few advantages over other skeletonized fixed blades such as, functional saw on its spine and sharpened swage. After wrapping this knife with paracord the handle feels comfortable and grippy enough to cut. Adams 375 is probably not a very good knife for batoning and chopping might be better to perform with gloves on. The sheath is just ok, not the excellent one but it is compact and holds blade firmly. I believe this knife is slightly overpriced or maybe paying 25-35 bucks more for the US-made product and ''Benchmade'' label is fair. I am giving 5 stars. This knife is a good, objectively speaking.
P.S. My knife has arrived sharp and I do not have any complains about its quality.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Seit 2015 auf allen Reisen
Reviewed in Germany on October 13, 2021
Color: Black Handle & SheathVerified Purchase
Ich habe das Messer 2015 gekauft, um auf Flugreisen mit Gepäcklimit ein stabiles, leichtes und flaches Messer mitführen zu können.
Habe das Messer für alles mögliche benutzt, von Kokosnüsse, Büchsen, Bierflaschen öffnen bis Austern aufhebeln. Geht alles problemlos. Kaum Gebrauchsspuren, kein Rost.
Serraitions wenig benutzt, gehen aber nur bei weichem Holz und Tauwerk und sowas.
Messer wird inzwischen auch ohne Serraitions angeboten, dann aber aus anderem Stahl und teurer.
Passt in den kleinsten Wanderrucksack.
Für ein auch am Griff flaches Messer sehr griffig. Messerscheide aus Kunststoff sehr sicher, löst sich nicht.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect knife
Reviewed in Canada on December 16, 2016
Color: Black Handle & Sand SheathVerified Purchase
Everything about this particular blade is perfect. It maintains a very low profile yet is a stand alone blade. Double bevel knives are mean as heck and adding dragon tooth serrations to the one side is an attractive feature. You still have the massive cutting edge on the primary edge without the sometimes annoying serrations being in the way. Benchmade make amazing knives and this is an example of a very well thought out piece of kit.
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leitbild
5.0 out of 5 stars Beeindruckend
Reviewed in Germany on August 15, 2013
Color: Black Handle & Sand SheathVerified Purchase
Ich habe des Messer aufgrund einer Internet Empfehlung gekauft und ich muss sagen, ich wurde nicht enttäuscht.
Erst irritierte mich der etwas "raue" Schliff, der aber der Schnitthaltigkeit nicht im Wege steht. Für die Paracordwicklung gibt es von Bechmade ein Anleitungsvideo. Ich war bis dato kein Freund von Paracordgriffen muss aber zugeben, dass Messer liegt bestens in der Hand! Das Messer sitzt absolut fest in der Scheide, die zusätzliche Sicherung ist aus meiner Sicht im normalen Gebrauch nicht nötig.

Alles in allem, macht das Messer den Eindruck für den harten Einsatz als auch für die Ewigkeit gemacht zu sein.

Ich besitze einige Messer die ich auch gebrauche und muss sagen mit dem Bechmade bin ich mehr als zufrieden.
(Einzig die Serations hätte ich nicht gebraucht)
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Agent Shrader
1.0 out of 5 stars Absolute Enttäuschung, wirklich NULL Kaufempfehlung...
Reviewed in Germany on May 23, 2020
Color: Black Handle & SheathVerified Purchase
...und das ist etwas was ich nur sehr selten ausspreche, weil ich meistens etwas gutes an jedem Artikel finden kann - beim Benchmade Adamas Fixed jedoch nicht.
Mal von Anfang an: das Design hatte mich schon immer fasziniert und so beschloss ich es endlich einmal zu wagen. 220 Euro (Preis der Bestellung am 20.05.2020) ist eine Menge Geld für solch einen Messerzwerg aber gut wenn die Qualität stimmt erstmal egal.
Die Grundidee des 375 ist so simpel wie genial, man nimmt die "normale" Seite des Messers als glatte Schneide und den Klingenrücken als gezahnte Klinge, somit hat man das beste aus beiden Welten ohne den Kompromiss einzugehen den viele andere Hersteller machen, nämlich den vorderen Teil der Klinge glatt zu machen und den hinteren gezackt (Teilwellenschliff). Schön zund gut, nur hat das Benchmade weder einen Wellenschliff (serrations) oder einen Sägeschliff (Saw teeth) sondern gar nichts davon außer einem martialischen Aussehen. Wer z.b. Spyderco Messer kennt, der weiß was ein aggresiver Wellenschliff ist, der schneidet wie der Teufel, beim Benchmade kann man mit dem Messerrücken über den Armfahren und hat nur ein paar weise Streifen angekratzter Haut !!! Also unter dem Strich ist der Rücken des Messers für GAR NICHTS zu benutzen, will man was schnitzen kann man nicht den Daumen auflegen weil es dann unangenehme Druckstellen gibt. Das alleine wäre schon ein Grund gewesen das Messer zurück zu schicken, hinzu kommen aber noch zwei weitere gravierende Punkte:
1. Das Messer war bestenfalls auf "Hausfrauenniveau" geschärft, hat man zwar bei vielen Messern, ist jedoch bei einem Benchmade die auch noch mit dem tollen Schnitthaltigen D2 Stahl ihre Messer bewerben einfach zu wenig. Da bin ich nicht gewillt etwas anderes als eine Rasierklinge zu erwarten, davon war das 375 aber ein sehr gutes Stück weg.
2. Das Meser klappert und wackelt in der Scheide - für ein Messer das auch in Hinblick auf "taktische" Anwendung vermarktet wird ist das ein absolutes KO Kriterium, da finde ich den Tip von US Soldaten auch nicht hilfreich, dass man das Messer verkehrt herum in die Scheide stecken kann um ein Wackeln zu verhindern. Ja, funktioniert, nur schaut das Messer dann ein ganzes Stück weiter aus der Scheide heraus, was wiederum den Tragekomfort schmälert und die Sicherheit ob sich es nicht doch irgendwann von selbst löst und runterfällt.
Fazit: 220 Euro für diese Messer aufzurufen ist ein schlechter Witz, bedenkt man das man in dem direkten Konkurrenz Umfeld ein Ka-bar Mark1 (106,23 €) ein Gerber Strongarm (89,98 € ) oder gar ein geniales, sauscharfes Mora Bushcraft Black ( für lächerliche 36,32 €) bekommt ( alles Amazonpreise Stand 23.05.2020) ist das Benchmade nicht mal 80 Euro wert - wenn überhaupt. Da tut auch der ach so tolle D2 Stahl nichts dran ändern. Wie oben geschrieben: NULL Kaufempfehlung !
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john doe
5.0 out of 5 stars Knife fits nice and snug in the sheath with no wobble or ...
Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2014
Color: Black Handle & Sand SheathVerified Purchase
Very sharp, well built and well rounded a little expensive but you get what you pay for. Knife fits nice and snug in the sheath with no wobble or rattle and if you use the strap it's even more solid, tech lock fits nice on sheath and works well
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