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Buck Knives 284 Bantam One-Hand Opening Folding Knife

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Recommended Uses For Product Everyday Carry
Brand Buck Knives
Model Name 0284 Bantam
Special Feature Lightweight
Age Range (Description) ADULT
Included Components Knife, Warranty Paperwork
Handle Material Glass Reinforced Nylon
Color Black
Blade Material High Carbon Stainless Steel
Style American

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  • Razor sharp & lightweight - 2-3/4" drop point 420HC steel blade delivers excellent strength, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. Closed length 3.75", weight 1.5 oz
  • Convenient One-Hand Opening - A thumb stud on the blade facilitates a smooth one-handed opening action. The lock back mechanism locks the blade open for reliable strength and safety while you work
  • Secure Grip - The finger swells in the grip make this knife easy to hold, and provide a sure grip in any condition. The Bantam series is available in a variety of sizes and colors
  • Convenient Carry - The 284 Bantam fits into any carrying configuration - key rings, pockets, backpacks or lanyards. It's lightweight, stylish and compact
  • Made in USA - Since 1902 Buck Knives has offered a Forever Warrranyt on our knives because we believe in the integrity of our products. This knife is proudly made in the USA

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    Buck Knives is a 4th generation family-owned business located in Post Falls, Idaho.

    Our founder, Hoyt Buck, was looking for a better way to temper steel so it would hold an edge longer. His unique approach produced the first Buck Knife in 1902. In 1964, Buck became an industry leader with the revolutionary Model 110 Folding Hunter. This drive for ingenuity & excellence is what has made Buck the successful knife maker it is today.

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    We choose the right steel for the job. Then we heat-treat or temper each blade with our patented process to meet the demands of the intended use of the knife. So, the knife you buy is sharper out-of-the-box, holds an edge longer, and is easier to re-sharpen.

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    Buck provides a Spa Service - for only Buck branded knives - which restores the factory edge on your knife and gives it a basic polish for a fee of $6.95/knife.

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    Famous for Holding an Edge

    Buck is a market leader in edge retention thanks to our steel selections and heat treat process pioneered by industry famous, Paul Bos.

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Buck Knives Over 110 Years of Experience and Craftsmanship Proudly Made in USA
Buck Knives 284 Bantam BBW Folding Midlock Knife Features Drop Point 420HC Blade Nylon Handle
Buck Knives 284 Bantam BBW Features 420HC Blade Steel Classic Hunting Design Proudly Made in USA
Paul Bos Heat Treatment Gives Buck Knives the Edge Over the Competition Sharper Out of the Box
Buck Knives 285 Bantam BLW Folding Midlock Pocket Knife Thumb Studs Hunting Made in USA Buck Knives 288 QuickFire Folding Assisted Open Midlock Knife Buck Knives 364 Rival I Folding Midlock Knife with Removable Stainless Steel Pocket Clip Buck Knives 283 Nano Bantam Folding Lockback Pocket Knife Made in USA Buck Knives 726 Mini Spitfire Folding Midlock Knife with 4 Position Pocket Clip Buck Knives 286 Bantam BHW Folding Lockback Pocket Knife with Removable Clip Thumb Studs
285 Bantam BLW 288 QuickFire 364 Rival I 283 Nano Bantam 726 Mini Spitfire 286 Bantam BHW
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Model 285 Bantam BLW 288 QuickFire 364 Rival I 283 Nano Bantam 726 Mini Spitfire 286 Bantam BHW
Steel 420HC Stainless Steel 420HC Stainless Steel 420HC Stainless Steel 420HC Stainless Steel 420HC Stainless Steel 420HC Stainless Steel
Overall Length 4-3/8" Closed 4-1/4" - Closed 3-1/2" - Closed 3" Closed 3-3/4" Closed 5-1/8" Closed
Blade Length 3-1/8" 2-3/4" 2-3/4" 1-7/8" 2-3/4" 3-5/8"
Weight 2.4 oz. 3.6 oz. 1.4 oz. 0.6 oz. 2.1 oz. 3.2 oz.
Knife Type Hunting Everyday Carry Everyday Carry Hunting Recreational Hunting
Blade Type Drop Point Drop Point Drop Point Drop Point Drop Point Drop Point
Handle Glass Reinforced Textured Nylon Glass Reinforced Nylon Injection Molded Nylon Glass Reinforced Textured Nylon Anodized Aluminum Glass Reinforced Textured Nylon
Carry System Removable Stainless Steel Pocket Clip Removable Stainless Steel Deep Carry Pocket Clip Removable Stainless Steel Pocket Clip Pocket Removable Reversible Stainless Steel Pocket Clip Removable Stainless Steel Pocket Clip
Blade Thickness 0.120" 0.120" 0.120" 0.072" 0.098" 0.120"

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BUCK BANTAM SERIES

Buck’s sleek series of lightweight, mid-lockbacks feature a host of convenient, easy to use enhancements. From the tip of the blade, through the wide sloping edge, these knives are ready to meet the ever expanding everyday demands. The textured handle offers a firm, well-balanced grip. The mid-lockback location makes for a smooth closing. These knives come in four sizes to meet any personality, and are offered in a variety of handle colors and patterns.

ONE HAND OPENING

Has a thumb stud on the blade, To facilitate a smooth, easy one-hand opening action.

420HC STEEL

This is Buck's standard blade material because it approaches the wear resistance of high carbon alloys while delivering the corrosion resistance of chromium stainless steels. Add our exclusive heat-treat process and you have a very user-friendly combination of superior corrosion resistance with excellent strength for wear resistance and durability. You also have a blade that is easy to re-sharpen.

FOREVER WARRANTY

At Buck, we guarantee our knives FOREVER because we believe in the integrity of our products. Each and every Buck Knife is warrantied to be free of defects in material and workmanship for the life of the knife.

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Customers like the sharpness, versatility, quality and size of the knife. They mention that it's razor sharp, great for everyday use and an EDC. They also like the grip, value, and weight. However, some customers disagree on ease of opening.

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548 customers mention488 positive60 negative

Customers like the sharpness of the knife. They mention that it is razor sharp, easy to sharpen, and holds an edge. Some say that the steel for the blade is ridiculously high quality. Overall, most are satisfied with the sharp quality of the product.

"...The steel for the blade holds a great edge and seems as if it will sharpen well when the time comes. The blade stays closed, but opens easily...." Read more

"...I like that it is well made, light, a good size, and very sharp. It is now my favorite pocket knife." Read more

"...Very sharp great quality easy to open and close locking mechanism" Read more

"...either a stainless or carbon steel opinel number 8, a ridiculously high quality blade with a dead reliable collar lock and a great solid chunk of..." Read more

297 customers mention210 positive87 negative

Customers like the weight of the knife. For example, they say it's small enough and light enough that they easily forgot about it. The handle is light, but not super grippy. The weight, size, and profile make it very easy to carry in their pocket. Some say it has the right size and weight for non-bulky carry. Overall, most are happy with the knife's weight.

"...The knife is light-weight, sturdy, well-made, and sharp...." Read more

"...I like that it is well made, light, a good size, and very sharp. It is now my favorite pocket knife." Read more

"It's a buck blade. Sharp, holds an edge. Handle is NOT the quality it used to be, or should be. They just don't make it like they used to...." Read more

"It is just the right size and super light and looks good feels sturdy even though it is smal and light..." Read more

288 customers mention223 positive65 negative

Customers like the quality of the knife. They say it's well-made, tough, and durable. Customers also say it will last a long time and is safe.

"...The knife is light-weight, sturdy, well-made, and sharp...." Read more

"...I like that it is well made, light, a good size, and very sharp. It is now my favorite pocket knife." Read more

"...The steel of the blade is stone washed, so the finish is lovely and durable (stonewashing really hides abuse well since it's already scratched!)..." Read more

"...down some Hammermill copy paper about an inch, then it catches and tearing ensues; mostly at the mid-point and even more so closer to the handle...." Read more

222 customers mention192 positive30 negative

Customers like the value of the knife. For example, they mention it's an excellent value and a quality but affordable blade.

"...All in all, it was a great value at this price (less than $25) and far exceeds any of the "Made in China" models for the same or similar price...." Read more

"...Quite honestly, if you want to buy a quality but affordable blade which also is made in the USA, then the Buck Bantam is the first (and maybe only)..." Read more

"The great knife for the price and is a welcome addition to the collection, but was in every day knife for a few months or just a couple times where..." Read more

"...It was a decent-looking little knife and the price was reasonable so I figured why not...." Read more

190 customers mention145 positive45 negative

Customers like the size of the knife. For example, they mention it's small enough not to fill their pocket, it fits well in their jeans, and the blade is just the right size. Some appreciate the ergonomic handle and the fact that it'll fit nicely in their hand. That said, some complain about the tightness of the molding and fit.

"...I like that it is well made, light, a good size, and very sharp. It is now my favorite pocket knife." Read more

"It is just the right size and super light and looks good feels sturdy even though it is smal and light..." Read more

"...The handle feels sketchy. the molding and fit is tight, but the material feels like unreinforced ABS, which may crack...." Read more

"...Stud does not extend as wide as the knife body which reduces speed trying to get your finger to the stud...." Read more

119 customers mention104 positive15 negative

Customers like the grip of the knife. They say it's sturdy, the lock is solid, and it holds its edge. They also appreciate the positive grip structure and the way it locks up for safe use. Customers also say the handle is sturdy and the blade is hefty.

"...The blade stays closed, but opens easily. The lock holds the blade open and is relatively easy to press to close the knife...." Read more

"...Very sharp great quality easy to open and close locking mechanism" Read more

"...opinel number 8, a ridiculously high quality blade with a dead reliable collar lock and a great solid chunk of wood for a handle...." Read more

"...420HC Steel. I'm no metallurgist but this is a really solid all around knife steel. It holds it edge fairly well and is pretty easy to sharpen...." Read more

63 customers mention63 positive0 negative

Customers find the knife versatile and useful for everyday use or an EDC. They say it's small and handy, and could be useful for smaller jobs. Some say it is perfect for their job, which often involves maneuvering through cramped spaces. Overall, most are happy with the versatility and quality of the product.

"...This is great for backpackers or anyone trying to save ounces.- Value. This knife usually can be found on Amazon from $16-20...." Read more

"...Nonetheless, it's comfortable and could be useful for smaller jobs...." Read more

"...this knife for light prying when it is all I had and it handled that task very well...." Read more

"Very sharp and ideal for a pocketknife" Read more

98 customers mention58 positive40 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of opening. Some mention that it's easy to open and close, with the thumb stud positioned so as not to interfere with the handle. However, others say that it is not possible to open with one hand, it'll get stuck half way out, and that it may be difficult to open worn one hand.

"...The blade stays closed, but opens easily. The lock holds the blade open and is relatively easy to press to close the knife...." Read more

"THIS IS NOT AN ASSIST OPEN...." Read more

"...The blade is sharp, holds an edge, is just the right length and opens easily. The metal for this blade is superior to other knives I own...." Read more

"...It opens and closes easily and smoothly. Sturdy handle and hefty steel blade. Very sharp. He loves it." Read more

Not a Bad Little Knife
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Not a Bad Little Knife
Okay, I’m going to admit, upfront, I only purchased this little knife (Buck 284 Bantam) so I could sacrifice it on my new Cerex 1000 whetstone. It was a decent-looking little knife and the price was reasonable so I figured why not. When it arrived it was as advertised a no-nonsense little pocket knife that fit in the palm of my hand. Imagine my surprise when I put it to my whetstone and began working on it. Long story short, this little guy transformed into a sharp-looking (pun intended) scalpel that shaved the hair right off my arm.It’s made with 420HC steel, which is a low-end stainless steel commonly used in knives. I believe it scored a 57 on the Rockwell scale. While a 57 isn’t the hardest by any stretch, it is acceptable and simply means it will need a little more TLC after each use. I’ll say one thing, it takes an edge in no time at all.
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Mitchell
5.0 out of 5 stars Just what you'd expect from a Buck knife
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024
Color: BlackSize: 2.75"Verified Purchase
Bought as a gift for our son's 12th birthday and I am so glad I chose this knife. It shows the "Made in the USA" quality that Buck is known for. The knife is light-weight, sturdy, well-made, and sharp.

The steel for the blade holds a great edge and seems as if it will sharpen well when the time comes. The blade stays closed, but opens easily. The lock holds the blade open and is relatively easy to press to close the knife.

All in all, it was a great value at this price (less than $25) and far exceeds any of the "Made in China" models for the same or similar price.

We chose this model due to its diminutive size since it was a first knife for our son, but after handling it, I may order one for myself, as well.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Nice Pocket Knife
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024
Color: BlackSize: 2.75"Verified Purchase
I needed a pocket knife and ended up purchasing this one after reading the reviews. I like that it is well made, light, a good size, and very sharp. It is now my favorite pocket knife.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Buck
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
Color: BlackSize: 2.75"Verified Purchase
It is just the right size and super light and looks good feels sturdy even though it is smal and light
Very sharp great quality easy to open and close locking mechanism
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Colin M.
4.0 out of 5 stars NOT AN ASSIST OPEN KNIFE. Get an Opinel.
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2017
Color: Mossy Oak Orange CamoSize: 2.75"Verified Purchase
THIS IS NOT AN ASSIST OPEN. I bought it on Prime day thinking I could use a small assist open at work (in WA state I am allowed to carry an assist open knife while on duty.) it is not. So I'm rather annoyed at that, I'm left with a fairly cheap knife that doesn't do anything my opinel number 8 can't do. It's a squeeze release which I do not love, the size is just a hair too small in the grip to be comfortable (it really is a knife for someone with smaller hands, though even a small knife can be comfortable if more thought is given to ergos)

The thumb catch really doesn't operate smoothly like a benchmade.

The handle feels sketchy. the molding and fit is tight, but the material feels like unreinforced ABS, which may crack. So no heavy duty work.

The things I like? Honestly quite a lot, and that pushes it from two stars into four. Well, the fit and finish apart from the actual material of the handle is pretty great. nothing is loose, gritty, or scuffed/scratched, so some care was taken to make sure assembly was done right. The actual finish and color of the handles is good too (I bought orange for EMS) I like the shape of the blade, it'll do a stellar job of small tasks like opening boxes or cutting a piece of fruit. It's actually balanced perfectly at the finger chorl. And the blade is pretty exceptional.

The steel of the blade is stone washed, so the finish is lovely and durable (stonewashing really hides abuse well since it's already scratched!) and it was pretty exceptionally sharp out of the box. Not as razor sharp as I will make it, but as a sharpening snob, it absolutely will do a great job right as it comes from the factory. the bevels are near-spot on, I'd wager about a 40 degree inclusive edge, and it will pop quite a few hairs on your arm (though not quite shaving sharp)

I went at some cardboard boxes for a while with it, just hacking them to bits, and was pleasantly surprised. This is a decent steel.

Overall, if I can get past the fact that it's not an actual assist opener, it's a good glovebox or small utility knife. The only thing that lets it down is that the handle really needs to be more heavily fiberglass reinforced (if it's reinforced at all) because any heavy use will likely snap it.

Would I recommend it as an everyday pocket knife to someone? no. For less money, you can have either a stainless or carbon steel opinel number 8, a ridiculously high quality blade with a dead reliable collar lock and a great solid chunk of wood for a handle. If you want something closer in size to the buck, go for a number 6 or 7, but the number 8 is great for all hand sizes. This knife is fine for light duty, but I can baton with an opinel, and they've been making that knife for nearly 150 years, not to mention it gets comments every time you use it (much more gentlemanly than some camo colored folder)
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Paul
5.0 out of 5 stars Best "Value" American Made Knife
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2015
Color: BlackSize: 3.125"Verified Purchase
If you've ever searched for genuine American made products you've probably found that buying "Made in the USA" products usually cost an arm and a leg. The Bantam line of knives "Bucks" that trend (horrible pun I know), providing an excellent all around knife at an outstanding value. Quite honestly, if you want to buy a quality but affordable blade which also is made in the USA, then the Buck Bantam is the first (and maybe only) knife for you to consider. (Quick note, Buck states "Made in the USA of USA and Imported Parts". The Blade is clearly stamped "Buck USA")

I purchased the 285 Bantam BLW which is the medium sized Bantam and have been everyday carrying it for the last year. This model with the 3 1/8" blade is about as big a knife I can keep in my pocket without it being intrusive. Additionally, the Bantam is incredibly light (see pros and cons) which makes this knife ideal for everyday carry.

Pros:
- 420HC Steel. I'm no metallurgist but this is a really solid all around knife steel. It holds it edge fairly well and is pretty easy to sharpen. Haven't seen any sign of corrosion whatsoever.
- Very little blade play. I haven't use the knife to cut anything too tough but so far I have been very satisfied by the lack of blade play. After using the knife for a year I can detect the slightest bit of wobble in the blade but overall the blade is very solid.
- Super light! While the blade itself is incredibly solid the handle is made from some thermoplastic which is very light. This is great for backpackers or anyone trying to save ounces.
- Value. This knife usually can be found on Amazon from $16-20. For <$20 you're getting a heck of a knife.
- Thumb studs on both sides. So righties or lefties can use the thumb stud with no problem.

Cons
- Cheap feeling handle. I know I listed this as a pro but some may construe it as a con. The plastic handle is light and feels very "cheap". Practically speaking I love that the knife is light but the light plasticky feeling will not impress knife aficionados.
- Riveted not screwed. Instead of using screws, the Bantam is held together by rivets which means you cannot tighten or loosen the rivets. Some people might see this as a plus however. My last knife was kept together by screws and the center screw which held the blade tight fell out. I don't have to worry about that with the Bantam.
- Difficult one handed operation. The Bantam uses the lockback mechanism to steady the blade when open. While steady, the lockback is much harder to one hand close than a liner lock. Additionally, my Bantam takes a ton of force to open one handed. If you're not use to lockback knives it might take a little time getting used to one handed operation.
- Pocket clip not removable. Don't like pocket clips? Want to reverse the clip to put it in your left pocket? Too bad! The clip is riveted in so its not going anywhere! Honestly though I don't care about the clip and this is only a negative for those who want to reverse the clip.

All in all this is one seriously good knife at this price. If you like to buy Made/Assembled in the USA products you can't go wrong with the Buck Bantam.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Una buena navaja para comenzar
Reviewed in Spain on May 17, 2023
Color: BlackSize: 3.125"Verified Purchase
Una navaja sencilla y bien construida. Viene bastante afilada y es cómoda en la mano.

También es lo suficientemente ligera como para llevarla día a día, el clip ayuda a su portabilidad.
En general, es una muy buena navaja para quien quiera una para llevar al día a día sin hacer un trabajo extremadamente pesado.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Ligera y afilada
Reviewed in Spain on March 17, 2023
Color: Mossy Oak Orange CamoSize: 3.125"Verified Purchase
Lo que me gusta:
Su ligereza,
el filo,
cómoda en la mano,
apertura a una mano
El color, si la pierdes en el campo, es más fácil recuperarla
Loque no me gusta:
Que no se pueda poner el clip para zurdos
Que no se pueda cerrar a una mano
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5.0 out of 5 stars Ligera y afilada
Reviewed in Spain on March 17, 2023
Lo que me gusta:
Su ligereza,
el filo,
cómoda en la mano,
apertura a una mano
El color, si la pierdes en el campo, es más fácil recuperarla
Loque no me gusta:
Que no se pueda poner el clip para zurdos
Que no se pueda cerrar a una mano
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5.0 out of 5 stars BUENA NAVAJA
Reviewed in Mexico on February 17, 2021
Color: BlackSize: 3.125"Verified Purchase
BUENA NAVAJA, BUENA CALIDAD, EXCELENTE FILO Y DURACION DE EL MISMO, BUEN PRECIO. CONTENTO CON LA COMPRA
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mdebeg
5.0 out of 5 stars un couteau facile à porter
Reviewed in France on October 11, 2022
Color: BlackSize: 3.125"Verified Purchase
accessoire souvent utile, de bonne qualité, très léger et donc il est facile de l'avoir sur soi.
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Flor
5.0 out of 5 stars Very light and sharp
Reviewed in Germany on February 11, 2022
Color: BlackSize: 3.125"Verified Purchase
I cut my skin just by touching the edge 😬😂👍
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