Sweat(?) marks

[Pen & Toothpick]

I think that one is even made for much more extreme conditions than your daily jog!

Including salt water rescue!

[MichaelRM]

Hopefully Yet, what would you all recommend to wipe it down with to keep it looking nice and in good shape?

[Pen & Toothpick]

I use Sentry Tuf-Glide to lubricate the joints and put Renaissance wax on the rest. But like we noted before Ren Wax may harm your eyes.............You could go for Tuf-glide or no problem with mineral oil as a last resort.

[MichaelRM]

Alrighty, thanks a bunch. I'll try the Ren wax, if not, I am sure someone else could use it.

[orvet]

Kershaw makes a BUNCH of assisted opening knives in the USA.
They are made here in Oregon, about 10 miles from the Benchmade factory.

Here is a link to Kershaw's assisted openers, listing 67 knives, all made here in the USA.
Benchmade is excellent. Kershaw tends to be a bit less expensive I believe.
I have a bunch of both. All good.

You will enjoy either brand. I don't have an assisted opening Buck, but I am very happy with their knives & especially their Customer Service. Joe Houser & his crew does a great job!

I think you are in a no lose situation if you buy from either of the three companies!

Enjoy,
Dale

[Diligence]

Just to echo Dale, I have Benchmades and Kershaws. I would rate Benchmade first, Kershaw second when it comes down to fit and finish.

Can't lose with either...


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