Benchmade
Benchmade's rescue hooks and folding knives — the models built to cut a patient free of seatbelts and clothing, rather than for outdoor use.
The range splits in two: the safety hooks 7, 8 and 9 CB, which cut without an exposed blade, and the folders Bugout, Bailout and Triage. The Triage 915 is the only model carrying both functions.
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Which Benchmade model suits healthcare and rescue services?
Rescue Hook 7 or 8 if you only need to cut away clothing and belts — the edge sits protected in the hook and cannot accidentally reach the patient. If you also need a blade and a glass breaker, the Triage 915 is the model that gathers everything in one tool.
What separates Rescue Hook 7 from Rescue Hook 8?
Only the length. Model 7 measures 10.9 cm and model 8 measures 16.6 cm. The longer handle gives better reach and more leverage in thick material, the shorter sits more neatly on a vest or belt. Steel, coating and MOLLE mount are identical.
What is the difference between Bugout and Bailout?
The materials. Bugout has an extremely slim profile and is built for low weight. Bailout has a CPM-3V blade and a Grivory handle, giving a tougher steel and a more robust construction. Both use the AXIS lock.
Are the knives meant for outdoor use or for duty?
The hooks and the Triage are rescue tools. Bugout, Bailout and SOCP are folders and a fixed blade that work just as well privately as on duty — but our selection is made with rescue and medical use as the starting point, not as a general knife range.






