Description

18050S Intersect™| Depth Blue | Drop-Point

With a mission to make the incredibly versatile Intersect™ somehow more useful, we took a look at its nimble 2.75” drop-point blade. Certainly anglers, or any other adventurists, could use a variant with “teeth,” i.e., a serrated blade that cuts through tougher line and ropes caused by wet conditions. Presto: The new 18050S Intersect™, the same minimalist, tough-as-nails cutting tool built for convenient and quick access when seconds matter.

An EDC ideally compact for the finer tasks like bait prep and rig setup, the 18050S Intersect™ is complete with handle and spine jimping for secure grip and pinch cuts, featuring a quick mount sheath that attaches to pockets, belts, backpacks, waders and beyond. Minimalist utility — now, with a serrated edge on the competition

• Open Length
  • 6.55” | 16.64cm
• Blade Length
  • 2.68” | 6.81cm
• Blade Thickness
  • 0.12” | 3.05mm
• Handle Thickness
  • 0.846” | 21.49mm
• Mechanism
  • Fixed Blade
• Blade Style
  • Drop-Point
• Handle
  • Santoprene®
• Pocket Clip
  • Yes
• Blade Finish
  • Stonewash Polish
• Blade Color
  • Satin
• Clip Color
  • Black
• Clip Finish
  • Black Oxide
• Clip Position
  • Tip-down
• Clip Type
  • Deep Carry
• Ambidextrous
  • Yes
• Handle Material
  • Santoprene®
• Handle Color
  • Depth Blue
• Lanyard Hole
  • Yes
• Blade Steel
  • CPM-MagnaCut Stainless Steel (60-62 HRC)
• Weight
  • 2.36oz | 66.9g
• Sheath
  • Yes
• Sheath Weight
  • 1.54oz (43.66g)

Use & Care

• Proper care and regular maintenance help make your Benchmade knife yours, for life. Here are some tips for keeping your Benchmade in peak condition
• All steel, regardless of price and grade, can eventually rust, so it’s important to keep your knife dry and lubricated. If spotting or rust occurs, semi-chrome metal polish will often take care of it.
• Dishwashers can cause serious damage that is not covered under our warranty, so make sure to hand-wash your Benchmade under warm water with dish soap only, and dry thoroughly.
• Remember, knives are cutting tools, and you should never use your knife as a pry-bar, screwdriver, chisel, or punch, unless the knife is designed explicitly for those purposes.
• If you choose to sharpen your blade yourself, avoid grinding wheels and other high-powered machinery.
• Handle, pivot, and pocket clip screws may require occasional adjustment using T6 & T10 Torx drivers. We recommend applying a small dab of releasable thread-locker as needed.