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Benchmade - Mini-Ti Monolock 765 Knife, Drop-Point Blade, Plain Edge, Satin Finish, Titanium Handle

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Brand Benchmade
Model Name Small Mlk, Barrel, Thumb Stud
Special Feature Folding
Age Range (Description) Adult
Included Components Folding Knife
Handle Material Titanium
Color Plain
Blade Material Stainless Steel
Style Modern

About this item

  • HIGH-QUALITY: The M390 premium stainless steel blade features exceptional cutting ability, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance. The titanium handle offers an excellent strength-to-weight ratio for great performance.
  • WELL-DESIGNED: Benchmade's Monolock mechanism is designed to be high in strength and function. The 765 is a manual knife that can be opened and closed with one hand.
  • COMFORTABLE: The 765's precision machine work provides super-smooth action, making it easy to open and use. The reversible pocket clip offers ultimate accessibility.
  • VERSATILE: The Mini-Ti Monolock 765's drop-point, utility blade style and all-around functionality make it ideal for everyday carry and use.
  • SERVICES AND BENEFITS: For information and terms regarding Benchmade's Limited Warranty and LifeSharp Service, please visit Benchmade's website.
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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.

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Smooth lines and precision machine work define the upscale appearance of our flagship titanium folder and bearing washers provide a near-magic feel to the blade action. Intended for Everyday use, our Mini-Ti Monolock has a lanyard hole and a titanium, standard clip type with a tip-down clip position. Specifications: Designer: Benchmade | Mechanism: Mono-Lock | Action: Manual-opening | Blade Steel: M390 (60-62 HRC) | Blade Length: 3.24" (8.23cm) | Blade Thickness: 0.115" (2.92mm) | Open Length: 7.46" (18.95cm) | Closed Length: 4.22" (10.72cm) | Handle Thickness: 0.41" (10.41mm) | Weight: 3.16oz (89.58g).

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Benchmade - Mini-Ti Monolock 765 Knife, Drop-Point Blade, Plain Edge, Satin Finish, Titanium Handle

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4.5 out of 5 stars
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Nice edc. Titanium handle feels great in my hand
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Nice edc. Titanium handle feels great in my hand
Nice edc.Titanium handle feels great in my hand.
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Robert S. Rowe
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Benchmade Knife.
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2016
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Very nice knife, typical of Benchmade products. Very smooth to open, great blade. The titanium clip is a little stiff which makes it harder to clip to your pants pocket but not a big deal. The fit and finish is excellent!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Love this knife
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2017
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Love this knife. It's my new EDC and it has been performing like a champ. After many uses I'm still able to shave the hairs off my arm.
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AMM
3.0 out of 5 stars Disappointed
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2018
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Wanted to love this knife, but I couldn't. The knife is beautiful, made of excellent materials and nicely sharp out of box. However, after handling and carrying it there are definitely quality issues as others have mentioned. Most annoying are the sharp edges at the frame lock that do make this knife uncomfortable to hold or work with for any length of time after a few minutes ( I don't have large hands either ).There were also issues with the blade itself. The factory grind wasn't perfect for a knife of this price. There were obvious grind marks that looked like staining on the blade that I couldn't remove by cleaning. I also contacted Benchmade via their web site well over a week ago and still have not heard from them ( when I have contacted them in the past with positive comments about other Benchmades they responded the same or next day ). The blade appears to be very solid with no apparent looseness but after the very short time I had it the blade looked minimally off center also. The knive had very little use ( opened some envelopes and boxes) so it wasn't from using it hard. Again, a knife at this price shouldn't have any of these issues so I have returned it and purchased a Chris Reeves small sebenza 21 instead and that knife is worth every penny compared to the Benchmade 765 which isn't that much cheaper. Buy the Sebenza!
PS: I have no problem whatsoever with the seller - NetRush - as I have ordered other products from them that were all as they should be and the shipping was extremely fast.
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Mercenary Pawn
4.0 out of 5 stars Sebenza Killer? Not Quite...
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2019
I have a knife problem. I collect them. I spend way too much $$ on them. What can I do. It's way cheaper than owning a boat, so I consider myself ahead of the game. But I digress...

I like this knife. A lot. People want to compare this to the Chris Reeve Sebenza. There are similarities, and definite differences.

Handle - Both have titanium handles with Chris Reeve integral locks - the Sebenza is the original - the 765 does have that little sharp spot that most of the time I don't notice - until I do. The retention on the 765 is a lot stiffer, too. Point, Sebenza.

Blade - m390 truly is a "super steel' - Edge retention is kinda ridiculous. It's definitely a step up from Sebenza's S30V. I like the shape of the Sebenza blade more, though. Slight edge (pardon the pun) to the 765 for the steel alone. Point - 765

Action - the Sebenza is, when it's clean and well lubed, a smooooth opening knife. The 765 snaps open. Hard. With a very loud click. It's like a non-assisted switchblade. If you're in the business of sneaking up behind people and cutting throats, this is the wrong knife to have. It's very loud. Even when you try to open it quietly, just the sound of the lock bar sliding into place is loud. The lightning fast, loud snapping opening of the 765 can also be very off-putting to non knife people. It's pretty friggin' aggressive. Point - Sebenza.

All in all - if you could only get one - I'd go with the small Sebenza 21. This is a sweet knife, though. I got it on a great sale for $200 - I'd be a little disappointed if I'd paid $300. Just my 2 cents.
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Mike Barnes
5.0 out of 5 stars Nice edc. Titanium handle feels great in my hand
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2018
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Nice edc.
Titanium handle feels great in my hand.
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Mike Barnes
5.0 out of 5 stars Nice edc. Titanium handle feels great in my hand
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2018
Nice edc.
Titanium handle feels great in my hand.
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Mike
5.0 out of 5 stars Refinement and quality.
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2019
My first Benchmade knife and the quality is evident throughout. To anyone who appreciates precision machine work and fluid manual operation, they will love this EDC device. Crisp motion, satisfying texture of the handle, blade sharpness and durability are all important and evident in this knife. But it provides and overall refinement resulting from the combination of above with a pleasing design and quality of materials. The blade sharpness warranty and reputation of Benchmade are a plus. Highly recommended.
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G. Garrick
3.0 out of 5 stars Quality is excellent and blade is strong and sharp but it does ...
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2017
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Quality is excellent and blade is strong and sharp but it does NOT have an axis opening/closing mechanism. So you have to push the blade stopper to the side which means that you can't do a fast one-hand flick close, and even with a slower one-hand close you risk cutting your thumb which you can't do with the axis mechanism. Also the handle is a bit slippery to hold and the color stands out (esp the clip) more so than a black one.
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statprof
3.0 out of 5 stars this is annoying, especially at this price
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2018
There is an inherent design flaw. The small bearing used to lock the blade when closed grates against the blade during opening and closing. At first, I thought it was a manufacturing defect, and I returned the knife for repair. Three months later I got the knife back, and nothing had changed. The blade does not open smoothly; there is a noticeable grating/rubbing/resistance during opening and closing. To me, this is annoying, especially at this price. Oh, well. Live and learn. I won't be buying Benchmade again.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Edeltitanfolder
Reviewed in Germany on July 20, 2022
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Topmaterialen und super action.
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