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Presidio II
This exact Benchmade Presidio II pairs a 3.72-inch S30V Stainless Steel (58-60HRC) drop-point blade, Tactical, Cf-Elite™. It weighs 4.97 ounces; it measures 5 inches closed; the recorded price is $250.
Model notes
What separates this version
The useful number is 0.75 inches of blade length per ounce: a 3.72-inch blade in a 4.97-ounce build. It is the only canonical pocket knife in our current index pairing S30V Stainless Steel (58-60HRC) with Tactical.
What to check before buying
Its 4.97-ounce weight is 1.6 ounces above the pocket knife median in this index. The recorded $250 price is $101 above the category median. The manufacturer record does not publish country of origin.
These notes compare manufacturer-published specifications; they are not a claim of hands-on testing.
Manufacturer-published specifications
CategoryPocket Knife
Release dateNot published
Price checked$250
Blade steelS30V Stainless Steel (58-60HRC)
Blade shapeDrop-Point
Blade length3.72 in
Closed length5.0 in
Weight4.97 oz
LockTactical
Opening methodautomatic opening
HandleCf-Elite™
Clippoint
Made inNot published
WarrantySee manufacturer
Closest spec matches
Put it beside the alternatives
Chosen by blade length, weight, price, steel, lock and intended use—not by affiliate placement.
| Model | Blade | Weight | Steel | Lock | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Benchmade Presidio IIThis model | 3.72 in | 4.97 oz | S30V Stainless Steel (58-60HRC) | Tactical | $250 |
| Vosteed Thunderbeast -Vanchor Lock (3.49" M390 Blade & Titanium Handle) | 3.49 in | 4.74 oz | M390 | Vanchor Lock® | $249 |
| Vosteed Thunderbeast -Vanchor Lock (3.49" M390 Blade & Titanium Handle) | 3.49 in | 4.74 oz | M390 | Vanchor Lock® | $249 |
| Vosteed Thunderbeast -Vanchor Lock (3.49" M390 Blade & Titanium Handle) | 3.49 in | 4.74 oz | M390 | Vanchor Lock® | $249 |
Source and update record
- Primary source
- Benchmade official product page ↗
- Checked
- August 2, 2026
Specifications, price and availability can change. “Not published” means the primary source did not provide a reliable value when checked; it is not an estimate.