Japanese knifemaker Kazuyuki Sakurai specializes in intricate, handcrafted folding knives, many of which are inspired by the shapes of animals. Some of his most popular designs are the dog-shaped knives in his “Pochi” (poh-chee) series, which draws its name from the most common Japanese dog name, roughly the equivalent of “Spot.”

His first Spyderco collaboration faithfully translates this novel design into a unique production folder with a hollow-ground CPM S45VN™ blade, a bead-blasted titanium handle, a Reeve Integral Lock (R.I.L.), and a blue-anodized folding “tail,”
titanium pocket clip, and pivot-pin accent.

The Bugout is one of the most popular knives in the Benchmade line—and one of the most pocketed blades in the EDC community. Originally designed and built for outdoor adventurers who demand durability in a light, ergonomic, barely-there package, it's also exactly what you'd want for the daily grind, too. It comes in a CPM-S30V drop-point blade to make maintenance a breeze. The Storm Gray Grivory handle and gray Cerakote blade evoke the dark clouds of a raging tempest.

Cut quickly and reliably in an emergency situation.
All of our safety cutters are made along side our knives in the U.S.A. The larger handle of the 7 hook design works well with gloved hands and the coated handle allows for better grip. MOLLE® compatible