A Tactical EDC Knife with a Practical Twist: The Benchmade Bailout

What Makes the Bailout Stand Out

The Benchmade Bailout is a tactical EDC knife that’s not afraid to show its aggressive side. Its substantial, tanto-shaped CPM-M4 blade with a serrated edge is sure to turn heads. The anodized aluminum handles and glass breaker only add to its rugged charm.

While this design may not appeal to everyone, it’s definitely a niche product that caters to those who crave a tactical edge. And, as a result, it may not compete with the brand’s more popular, everyday-feeling Bugout.

A More Practical Take on the Bailout

However, for those who want a Bugout with a bit more oomph, the new Bailout is worth a closer look. Benchmade has managed to strip away some of the tactical features, replacing them with more practical ones that make it a solid EDC option.

What’s Changed (and What’s Stayed the Same)

• The silhouette remains the same, with a Cerakote-finished tanto-shaped blade that’s 3.38 inches long.
• The new Bailout has a more practical take on the tactical features, making it a great EDC option.
• The anodized aluminum handles and glass breaker are still present, but in a more toned-down way.

At its core, the Bailout is still a rugged and capable knife, but Benchmade has managed to make it more approachable and practical for everyday carry. If you’re looking for a knife that can handle itself in a variety of situations, the Bailout is definitely worth considering.