The Benchmade MPR 755, short for Mini Pocket Rocket, is a stout Shane Sibert designed titanium monolock that packs full-size build quality into a compact frame. Overbuilt? Absolutely. Its 2.90" tactical drop point blade is ground from M390 super steel a full 0.164" thick, opened by ambidextrous thumb studs and locked up by a solid titanium monolock frame with G10 scales and a titanium tip-down pocket clip. If you have been searching for the Benchmade 755 MPR, this is one of the most collectible small folders Sibert ever did for Benchmade.
Benchmade MPR 755 Specifications
Designer: Shane Sibert
Blade Steel: M390 stainless (60-62 HRC)
Blade Style: Tactical Drop Point, plain edge
Blade Finish: Satin
Blade Length: 2.90"
Blade Thickness: 0.164"
Overall Length: 6.90"
Closed Length: 3.80"
Handle Thickness: 0.610"
Weight: 5.50 oz
Handle: Titanium monolock frame with G10 scales
Lock: Titanium Monolock (frame lock)
Pocket Clip: Titanium, tip-down
Made in Oregon City, Oregon, USA
Benchmade MPR 755 – Frequently Asked Questions
What does MPR stand for on the Benchmade 755?
MPR stands for Mini Pocket Rocket. The Benchmade MPR 755 is Shane Sibert's deliberately overbuilt compact folder, with a blade nearly as thick as many full-size tactical knives.
What is a monolock?
A monolock is Benchmade's name for a frame lock: a section of the titanium handle itself springs inward to lock the blade open. The Benchmade MPR 755 uses a solid titanium monolock for extremely strong lockup.
Is M390 good knife steel?
Yes. M390 is a premium powder metallurgy stainless steel known for outstanding edge retention and corrosion resistance. The Benchmade MPR 755 runs M390 hardened to 60-62 HRC.
Does Benchmade sharpen the MPR 755 for free?
Yes. Benchmade's LifeSharp service will clean, adjust, and factory re-sharpen the Benchmade MPR 755 for the life of the knife, you only pay shipping to Benchmade.
Where are Benchmade knives made?
Benchmade builds its knives, including the Benchmade MPR 755, in Oregon City, Oregon, USA.
Where can I buy the Benchmade MPR 755?
Going Gear is an authorized Benchmade dealer. The Benchmade MPR 755 is discontinued, so availability is limited to remaining stock and the collector market.
