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Dec 23, 2025 3:17 AM

Smith & Wesson Big Benji Stainless Steel Tanto Blade

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Smith & Wesson has Big Benji Stainless Steel Tanto Blade for $13.20. Shipping is free on $50+ orders, or is otherwise $5.75 per order.

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Features:
  • High carbon stainless steel
  • Money clip for versatility
  • Bottle opener for multi-tool capability
  • Ultra Glide technology for easier access
  • Finger flipper for faster deployment
  • Frame lock for easy one-handed access

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Amazon has Smith & Wesson Big Benji Stainless Steel Tanto Blade for $13.20. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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  • Our research indicates that this deal is $8.04 less (38% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $21.24 at the time of this posting.
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Smith & Wesson has Big Benji Stainless Steel Tanto Blade for $13.20. Shipping is free on $50+ orders, or is otherwise $5.75 per order.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.

Features:
  • High carbon stainless steel
  • Money clip for versatility
  • Bottle opener for multi-tool capability
  • Ultra Glide technology for easier access
  • Finger flipper for faster deployment
  • Frame lock for easy one-handed access

No Longer Available:


Amazon has Smith & Wesson Big Benji Stainless Steel Tanto Blade for $13.20. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Editor's Notes

Written by Neo45 | Staff
  • Our research indicates that this deal is $8.04 less (38% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $21.24 at the time of this posting.
  • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
  • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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freakingwilly
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8Cr13MoV

It's in the title and description of the Amazon link.
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The second worst knife I've ever owned was a Smith and Wesson, and I regret buying that at any price. It was clear they were licensing their name to anyone who could almost sharpen some steel they found in a scrap pile.

It's been at least ten years since. Has their quality improved?
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I loved my $10 garbage Smith and worsen knife. Because it was so garbage, I could comfortably use it as a screw driver, pry bar, box cutter, garden digger/knife, wire cutter, etc... all without the fear of ruining a decent knife. These pieces of junk are the perfect edc for anyone who isn't planning a tacticool battle with rival knife wielding gangs. Of course, you may not be able to impress your friends with how well it can slice paper or tomatoes, so keep that in mind.
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Dec 23, 2025 12:40 PM
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The second worst knife I've ever owned was a Smith and Wesson, and I regret buying that at any price. It was clear they were licensing their name to anyone who could almost sharpen some steel they found in a scrap pile.

It's been at least ten years since. Has their quality improved?
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Quote from ResidentPony View quoted comment :
The second worst knife I've ever owned was a Smith and Wesson, and I regret buying that at any price. It was clear they were licensing their name to anyone who could almost sharpen some steel they found in a scrap pile.

It's been at least ten years since. Has their quality improved?
Its heavy, its big, its bulky. Its a cool knife for 13 bucks. Definitely not an EDC, but something fun to have around and the quality seems decent
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Quote from ResidentPony View quoted comment :
The second worst knife I've ever owned was a Smith and Wesson, and I regret buying that at any price. It was clear they were licensing their name to anyone who could almost sharpen some steel they found in a scrap pile.It's been at least ten years since. Has their quality improved?
No. It's obvious they are licensing out their name. That this one isn't even telling us exactly which steel they are using is very telling.

My advice is to pay more and get a knife you'll enjoy using.
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It's $13. What's that tell you?
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Quote from RogueVariable View quoted comment :
No. It's obvious they are licensing out their name. That this one isn't even telling us exactly which steel they are using is very telling. My advice is to pay more and get a knife you'll enjoy using.
I agree they are garbage.
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Quote from RogueVariable View quoted comment :
No. It's obvious they are licensing out their name. That this one isn't even telling us exactly which steel they are using is very telling.

My advice is to pay more and get a knife you'll enjoy using.
8Cr13MoV

It's in the title and description of the Amazon link.
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Quote from ResidentPony View quoted comment :
The second worst knife I've ever owned was a Smith and Wesson, and I regret buying that at any price. It was clear they were licensing their name to anyone who could almost sharpen some steel they found in a scrap pile.It's been at least ten years since. Has their quality improved?
100 x better than a box opener. Also makes noise if you drop it (loss prevention feature) Plays well with AMZ deliveries.
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Quote from ResidentPony View quoted comment :
The second worst knife I've ever owned was a Smith and Wesson, and I regret buying that at any price. It was clear they were licensing their name to anyone who could almost sharpen some steel they found in a scrap pile.

It's been at least ten years since. Has their quality improved?
I loved my $10 garbage Smith and worsen knife. Because it was so garbage, I could comfortably use it as a screw driver, pry bar, box cutter, garden digger/knife, wire cutter, etc... all without the fear of ruining a decent knife. These pieces of junk are the perfect edc for anyone who isn't planning a tacticool battle with rival knife wielding gangs. Of course, you may not be able to impress your friends with how well it can slice paper or tomatoes, so keep that in mind.
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ktlewis02Dec 23, 2025 4:36 PM
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Yeah these are fun. I like the smaller version. Lost it to TSA recently - who cares it was like $10
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It's $13. What's that tell you?
I've picked up decent Kershaws for $15. A knife doesn't have to be amazing but the S&W knife I had came with a wavy edge, was not even aligned with the handle, and dull enough to get stuck cutting open a package. If their guns were built to the same standard, they'd hangfire on every fourth round, and the trigger pull would vary randomly. They definitely sold their name off cheaply.

Seriously, I've seen better quality off of Aliexpress. But maybe this one's better.
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That is easily the ugliest folding knife I've ever seen. Looks the the Nissan Cube of folders.
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Deal dead. It was $8.20 with Amazon pickup (Whole Foods, etc.)
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Quote from ResidentPony View quoted comment :
The second worst knife I've ever owned was a Smith and Wesson, and I regret buying that at any price. It was clear they were licensing their name to anyone who could almost sharpen some steel they found in a scrap pile.

It's been at least ten years since. Has their quality improved?
I have an old S&W knife that's also pretty terrible.
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ThisIsDavidDec 24, 2025 2:47 PM
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Deal dead. It was $8.20 with Amazon pickup (Whole Foods, etc.)
Im still seeing $13.20 with 1-2 month delivery

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Quote from ResidentPony View quoted comment :
The second worst knife I've ever owned was a Smith and Wesson, and I regret buying that at any price. It was clear they were licensing their name to anyone who could almost sharpen some steel they found in a scrap pile.

It's been at least ten years since. Has their quality improved?
Agreed. May as well be Westinghouse or Zenith. Maybe an RCA phonograph. May they all RIP.

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