Buck Knives: Buck Redpoint Knife, Yellow, BU-750YWX

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SKU: BU-750YWX

BRANDBuck Knives

PRODUCT TYPEKnives, Specials

PRODUCT CATEGORYFolding, Multi-Tools

CLOSED LENGTH4.375"

BLADE LENGTH2.75"

BLADE STEEL420HC

DESIGNERPeter Whittaker

WEIGHT2.9 oz.

STEEL TYPEStainless Steel

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Buck Knives: Buck Redpoint Knife, Yellow, BU-750YWX

The illustrated Buck Knife is the Buck Redpoint Knife, designed by mountaineer Peter Whittaker, that features a 2 3/4" part serrated drop point blade made of 420HC stainless steel. The blade of this Buck knife has notched thumb rest for secure grip, a blade slot and SafeSpin for easy one hand opening and closing. The black glass reinforced nylon handle with yellow rubber overmold, 4 3/8" closed, comes with an all weather grip, a slide lock and an oversized Utility Arch with integral bottle opener. A metal pocket clip is mounted at the pivot end of this Buck knife. The Buck Redpoint Knife with yellow handle has an overall open length of 7 1/8", and weighs 2.9 ounces.

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Buck Knives: Buck Redpoint Knife, Yellow, BU-750YWX

Best Pocket knife 02/23/2018
By Thomas Church
I love this model. It's big enough for most jobs, it has a serrated blade, one handed operation, small enough for a pocket, the low profile belt clip you can leave on or remove. The slide button has to be pulled back to roll out the blade and it locks into place, then pulled back to release the lock. All can be done one-handed. The large loop, can be clipped onto and does serve as a bottle cap remover. I have made a gift of this to a rancher and a maintenance man after I saw their puny pocket knives. If they ever need only one hand to get them out of a mess, this is the knife to do it. The handle is a firm, but not rigid. I have dropped it and it doesn't shatter.
I won't buy a knife without serrations, works best on line or rope without slipping. It comes in several colors. I always try to have a few on hand for gifts and as a replacement for when once it walked away. I hope whoever has it found it useful.