Benchmade Jungle Bolo

This knife features a black G10 handle and a stainless steel liner lock mechanism. It comes with a leather sheath that holds the knife securely while allowing you to easily access it. The bolo is made from CPM S35VN steel which provides excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance. The bolo weighs 3.5 ounces and measures 5 inches long. It includes a reversible pocket clip and a lanyard hole.

Benchmade offers several models of bolos including the jungle bolo, the jumbo bolo, and the mini bolo. Each model is designed for specific tasks. For example, the jungle bolo is ideal for slicing through thicker branches and logs. The jumbo bolo is best suited for cutting rope and other tough materials. The mini bolo is designed for smaller jobs such as opening packages and cutting food items. All three models feature a black G10 handle and a stainless steel liner lock mechanism.

The jungle bolo is available in two sizes; the standard size is 4 1/2" and the large size is 6". Both sizes are sold separately.

The Importance Of Purchasing A Quality Benchmade Jungle Bolo

If you've ever owned a knife, then you probably already understand how important knives are to survival. Knives have become so essential to modern life that they are now used by everyone from chefs to home cooks. And if you want to stay safe, you should never leave home without one.

However, just because you use a knife every day doesn't mean that you should buy a cheap knife. You may think that buying a cheap knife won't hurt anything, but you'd be wrong. Cheap knives aren't built to withstand heavy duty tasks like chopping wood or cutting through bone. They'll break easily and could even slip out of your hand. So, if you plan on using your knife regularly, you should invest in a quality knife instead of a cheap knife.

Look for a blade that feels solid. When you hold a knife up against your palm, you should notice that the handle of the knife stays firmly in place. A knife that feels light and flimsy isn't going to provide any stability. Instead, you should find a knife that feels sturdy and strong.

Look for a knife with a steel blade. Steel blades are stronger than carbon steel blades. Carbon steel blades tend to rust quickly, making them less durable. Steel blades are typically harder to sharpen, but they are able to take a beating better than carbon steel blades. If you're planning on sharpening your knife often, you might prefer a steel blade.

Look for a knife that's easy to clean. Cleaning a knife properly is very important. Dirty knives can harbor bacteria and germs that can spread disease. Make sure that you wipe down your knife after every use. This way, you'll prevent harmful bacteria from growing on your knife.

Look for a knife with a locking mechanism. Locking mechanisms are great because they prevent your knife from accidentally opening while you're working. If you're worried about losing your knife, you should definitely purchase a knife with a locking mechanism.

Features To Consider When Buying A Benchmade Jungle Bolo

Blade steel. The blade steel used in a knife matters. The type of steel affects how sharp the knife is and how well it holds its edge over time. Look for knives made from stainless steel, carbon steel, or even titanium.

Handle design. Knives made from wood, bone, horn, antler, or other materials can be beautiful, but they lack durability. These materials are strong and durable.

Comfort. Some knives are comfortable to hold, while others are uncomfortable. Look for a knife that feels right in your hand. This may mean finding a handle style that fits your grip preferences.

Finish. There are many finishes available for kitchen knives. Choose a finish based on your preference. Stainless steel looks great, but it scratches easily. Ceramic and black oxide are harder than stainless steel, but they tend to chip more easily.

Edge geometry. Blades with straight edges are easier to sharpen and maintain their cutting ability. But blades with curved edges allow you to cut through food faster. Look for a blade with a full tang, which means there’s no gap between the blade and the handle.

Length. Longer knives are often preferred by chefs and professional cooks. They’re perfect for slicing, chopping, mincing, and dicing. Short knives are ideal for opening cans, peeling vegetables, and general prep work.

Weight. Heavy knives are stronger and more stable. Lightweight knives are less cumbersome and easier to carry. However, lightweight knives are usually weaker and less sturdy.

Look for a knife that meets your needs. Use our Knife Buying Guide to learn about features to consider when purchasing a knife.

Different Types Of Benchmade Jungle Bolo

Benchmade Jungle Bolos are knives that were originally created by Benchmade Knives. Benchmade Jungle Bolos are now owned by Kershaw Knives. Benchmade Jungle Bolos are known for their quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. Each blade is hand forged and finished by skilled craftsmen. They feature custom grinds and exotic materials. The blades are heat treated and tempered to ensure strength and durability. All Jungle Bolos are backed by a lifetime warranty.

Both sizes are available in multiple finishes including black oxide, satin chrome, and stainless steel. The L size features a 3.25 inch clip point blade while the S size features a 2.75 inch clip point blade. Both sizes include a lanyard hole and pocket clip. The L size includes a leather sheath while the S size includes a nylon sheath. The L size weighs 6 ounces and measures 5 inches long. The S size weighs 4.5 ounces and measures 4.5 inches long.

The Jungle Bolo line was introduced in 2013. Since its introduction, the Jungle Bolo line has grown tremendously. Today, there are dozens of different models available. Here are a few of our favorites.

Bolo Jungle. The original model in the Jungle Bolo line. It features a full tang design and a titanium handle. The blade is made from ATS-34VN steel. It is available in three different colors; Black Oxide, Satin Chrome, and Stainless Steel. It weighs 7.2 ounces and measures 5.5 inches overall.

Bolo Jungle II. The second generation of the Jungle Bolo line. It features a modified drop point style blade. It is available in four different colors; Black Oxide, Satin Chrome, Stainless Steel, and Carbon Fiber. It weighs 8.7 ounces and measures 5.5 inches overall.

Bolo Jungle III. The third generation of the Jungle Bolo line. It is available in five different colors; Black Oxide, Satin Chrome, Stainless Steel, Carbon Fiber, and Titanium. It weighs 9.4 ounces and measures 5.6 inches overall.