The Benchmade Aller 381 is a compact and small pocket knife, designed by Patrick Famin and Eric Demongivert. These French designers were looking for a knife that they could take with them everywhere except in the cabin of an airplane. The result is the Aller, which in French means to go. A reference to how you travel the world with this knife in your pocket.

The Benchmade Aller has a compact blade of only 4.1 cm in length and the cutting edge is 3.49 cm. Combine it with the sheepfoot blade and you won't intimidate anyone. The blade opens with the front flipper, the knife does not have a lock. Pushing the front flipper into the handle with your finger behind the blade keeps it in place. A grant to comply with specific gun laws and regulations. In terms of steel Benchmade selected CPM S30V. It is a type of stainless steel that maintains its sharpness well.

In addition to a practical blade, the Aller has more tools to offer. The front flipper has a bottle opener and at the end of the handle is a protruding backspacer that can be used as a crowbar or screwdriver. It also contains a holder for micro-bits (4mm).

This Benchmade Aller Fumer is a special version of the Aller with a cigar cutter. For it the knife is also improved with a 'chisel grind' which makes it even more suitable for cutting cigars. It means that the blade has a one-sided bevel. The handle is made of Richlite, a type of paper micarta.

The pocket clip on the side of the handle is used to ensure that the knife remains perfectly in your pocket. You can also use it as a money clip for cash. Prefer not to use the clip? Simply remove it and replace the screws with the shorter ones included. Also practical when using the Aller as a key ring knife.

The Benchmade Aller 381 is a practical pocket knife for anyone who loves to travel or for those looking for a knife that isn't too intimidating. For them the Aller is the perfect companion.

Measurements: 8.5 x x3.5 x 1.6 cm

Weight: 45g