The Benchmade 62T Balisong Trainer puts the exact feel of the Model 62 in your hand without the sharpened edge. The 4.25 inch 440C stainless blade wears a red Cerakote finish that signals trainer at a glance, while the machined stonewashed stainless steel handles and T-latch match the weight and balance of the live-blade 62. It is the safe way to learn aerials, rollovers and transfers before moving to a sharpened balisong.
Benchmade 62T Balisong Trainer specifications
Blade: 4.25 in unsharpened trainer, 440C stainless steel with red Cerakote
Handle: machined stonewashed stainless steel with T-latch lock
Open length: 9.20 in, closed length: 5.27 in
Weight: 6.39 oz
Carry: no pocket clip
What is a butterfly knife trainer?
A butterfly knife trainer is a balisong with a blunt, unsharpened blade used to practice flipping tricks safely. The Benchmade 62T Balisong Trainer (SKU BCM-62T) matches the real Model 62 in size and weight, so every skill you build transfers directly.
Are balisong trainers legal?
Trainers are treated more leniently than live blades in many places because they have no cutting edge, but some jurisdictions still regulate them. Check your local laws before ordering the Benchmade 62T Balisong Trainer BCM-62T.
Is the Benchmade 62T discontinued?
Yes. Benchmade no longer produces the 62T, and the Benchmade 62T Balisong Trainer BCM-62T is out of stock at Going Gear. Benchmade's current trainer is the Necron 99T.
Does Benchmade LifeSharp apply to the 62T?
The trainer blade is intentionally dull, so it never needs sharpening, but Benchmade's warranty service still covers the Benchmade 62T Balisong Trainer BCM-62T for cleaning, tuning and repairs.
Where can I buy the Benchmade 62T Balisong Trainer?
Going Gear is an authorized Benchmade dealer. The Benchmade 62T Balisong Trainer BCM-62T was made in the USA in Oregon City, Oregon, and remaining dealer stock is the only source now that it is discontinued.
