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Amare FieldBro Slide-Lock Folding Knife
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Amare FieldBro Slide-Lock Folding Knife
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A companion in the field, at home, or on the go, the FieldBro knife from Amare delivers smooth deployment and a sure grip. Designed in house by Amare’s knifemakers, the FieldBro features a new locking mechanism called a slide lock for fast and friction-free locking Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downrmm125
2
Nov 23, 2020
Any way of getting another pocket clip for this knife? Mine snapped off at work. Great EDC knife if you need a small slicer with great action. Doesn't feel like a toy like my Bugout does for almost double the price.
theskyisredagain
0
Aug 28, 2020
Hi all, I love this knife but I'm wondering if anyone has had issues with lockup and detent holding the blade closed? Yesterday I took the knife out of my pocket and the blade swung open like a gravity knife. The spring on the lock also doesn't seem to be returning in the same way. Next step is to take the knife apart, but I'd rather not do that if this is a known issue with no fix. Also....any issues with the pocket clip? I've had to bend mine back into place a couple of times after approx 2 months of ownership. And before you ask, no I'm not hammering on the knife. So far the heaviest duty this blade has seen is whittling marshmallow sticks for campfires.
SierraArgo
12
Jun 16, 2020
Does anyone know where this knife is manufactured? I read somewhere that Amare was a German company, but having never heard of them myself, I don't know where they do their production. I'm not super concerned with the place of origin, but having a German-made knife actually made in Germany would be a neat bonus.
JProllz
97
Jun 8, 2020
Does anybody else's knife have an obvious issue in the blade symmetry? I got mine in today, and when check out the blade it's ground unevenly - the the flat faces of the blade aren't symmetrical towards the middle of the spine towards the tip! There's a definite curve towards one face when I look down on the blade from the tip. This is very amateur and unprofessional and I hope I just got a lemon that I could get fixed!
kstokley
1282
Business Development
Jun 12, 2020
JProllzThat is not normal. Sorry to hear you received a defective knife. Please write into Customer Service so we can get this taken care of.
FknHungry
21
May 19, 2020
MaxximumI got mine 3 days ago, Drop did send an email mentioning delays. Love the knife, hate the name.
Maxximum
125
May 20, 2020
FknHungryYeah I got mine too it is a very nice knife especially for the price!
FknHungry
21
Apr 17, 2020
From Amare's website
Product information "FieldBro" The FieldBro is a light, handy and very usefull fast EDC folder. The LR lock, stands for left and right to handle locking mechanik. In fact it is the famous well known axis lock, wich name is protected, but it is free to build. The pocket folder is your bro in the field. Knife type:FolderBlade material:VG10Blade length:83 mmBlade thickness:3 mmLocking System:LR LockBolsters:KeinePivot bearings:Steel micro ball bearingsBack spacer:Stand-OffHandle width:12 mmHandle Shell:G10 schwarz, gefräste OberflächeColoring:blackDesigner:U.HennickeClip:Deep Carry Pocket ClipWeight:94 g
Product information "FieldBro" The FieldBro is a light, handy and very usefull fast EDC folder. The LR lock, stands for left and right to handle locking mechanik. In fact it is the famous well known axis lock, wich name is protected, but it is free to build. The pocket folder is your bro in the field. Knife type:FolderBlade material:VG10Blade length:83 mmBlade thickness:3 mmLocking System:LR LockBolsters:KeinePivot bearings:Steel micro ball bearingsBack spacer:Stand-OffHandle width:12 mmHandle Shell:G10 schwarz, gefräste OberflächeColoring:blackDesigner:U.HennickeClip:Deep Carry Pocket ClipWeight:94 g
JKSolstice
2
Oct 15, 2020
It is the shorter 83 mm length. I just started EDCing this knife after minor modifications. Initially, I wasn't blown away because the aggressive texture of the handles made it difficult to stow in the pocket. After accidentally ruining the tension of the clip, i removed it to rebend it and while I had it off o used a file to soften the handle under the clip. It's much better now, and otherwise the knife is great for EDC. While similar to the Benchmade Bugout, it's much more rigid and solid feeling while being less than half the price.
14themoney
1395
Apr 5, 2020
I am sure I would like this more than my bugout. I am going to try and find some reviews. I have the big Amar'e slip joint. That's a good one. I may get this one.
Yanksdjk60
2
Apr 4, 2020
Im sorry but this just a blatant ripoff/bad copy of the benchmade bugout. I dont care how cheap it is, i would never in a million years trade my bugout for this inferior knife with comparably inferior steel. I personally choose the quality of materials, craftsmanship, and phenomenal customer service benchmade provides, and choose to buy American made products every chance i get
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Bobraz
2631
Jun 12, 2020
It will break when you need it most (ask me how I know) - I, for one, would like to know the story! Please share!
Evshrug
3772
Community
Jun 13, 2020
Pretty eloquent writing! The unsaid part is that we shouldn’t pay supersteel prices for knives with VG-10, but that’s not the case here anyway. I have yet to experience a practical difference between even 8Cr13MoV and my best steel knives (I use a Byrd Meadowlark more than any other knife, in the kitchen as a pairing knife), so super steels are just for the emotional “cool factor” for most people.
I do enjoy the tactile/fidget factor of folding knives though. As long as there’s still well-made affordable options, and people accept that they’re just looking for a cool luxury/art in the form of a knife, then they can spend as much as they want IMO 😂
I’d also like to hear your take! My first experience with a Bugout and Griptillian: the Griptillian slipped out of my hand while I was trying to flick a full deployment out with the thumbstud, and it fell point first into my thigh. I had to apologize to the store owner and offered to pay the difference between new/used (because I didn’t want to own the knife after that!), while staining my pants with blood and asking if he had a bandaid. I think I was pretty cool-headed about it, all things considered.
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Evanstoner
24
Apr 4, 2020
I think it’s probably a decent $50 knife, but maybe we (above average quality knife enthusiasts) are just the wrong audience for it.
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