Benchmade’s Grizzly Creek Awarded Field & Stream’s Best Of The Best

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 19th, 2014
(Oregon City, Oregon) Benchmade Knife Company, manufacturer of premium sports cutlery, has been awarded Field & Stream’s Best Of The Best Hunting Knife for the 15060-2 Grizzly Creek Folder.

Field & Stream®, the world’s leading outdoor magazine, each year reviews new products and choose the top performing items to be named “Best of The Best” based on testing, innovations, quality of design and overall value to the outdoorsmen.

“Our staff spend the better part of the past year finding and testing the gear that will make readers’ time in the woods more productive and more fun,” says Slaton White, Deputy Editor of Field & Stream. “The winning products not only withstood our tough testing, but they stood head and shoulders above the rest displaying absolute excellence in their field. The Best of the Best is the highest honor Field & Stream bestows on gear and the winning products are best of the year; worth your time, worth your money.”

The 15060-2 Grizzly Creek Folder is a part of Benchmade’s HUNT family of knives and features amid-length CPM-S30V stainless steel recurve blade, AXIS® locking mechanism, full stainless steel liners, barrel spacers, Dymondwood handle scales and a folding gut hook made from 440C steel. “The Grizzly Creek, combines the functionality of a standalone, world-class hunting knife and also happens to include an extremely effective folding gut hook.” says Senior Marketing Manager, Matt Elliott. “We spent many hours researching what attributes provided the best hunting performance and based all of our material selection and product designs around this. These are the most advanced hunting knives ever manufactured and the Grizzly Creek is the flagship.”

You can read about the 15060-2 Grizzly Creek in the September 2014 issue of Field & Stream® on newsstands late August or visit fieldandstream.com

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