Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG – N680 Combo Edge Orange Rescue Folding Knife
The Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG is a purpose-built rescue folding knife that packs three tools into one AXIS lock folder: a 3.50" satin modified sheepsfoot blade with a combo (partially serrated) edge, a hook-shaped 440C safety cutter, and a carbide glass breaker. Tested by some of the world's foremost rescue experts, the Triage earned a loyal following among firefighters, EMTs, law enforcement, and everyday carriers who want a folder built for emergencies.
The satin-finished N680 blade is a nitrogen-enriched stainless steel (57-59 HRC) with outstanding corrosion resistance, opened ambidextrously on dual thumb studs. The serrated section powers through rope, straps, and fibrous material, the safety hook slices seatbelts and webbing without exposing a sharp edge, and the carbide tip at the pommel shatters tempered glass. High-visibility textured safety orange G10 scales over 420J stainless steel liners make the knife easy to spot in a dark cab or gear bag, and a reversible tip-up deep-carry clip completes the package.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 3.50"
- Blade Steel: N680 stainless, 57-59 HRC
- Blade Style: Modified sheepsfoot, satin combo (partially serrated) edge
- Blade Thickness: 0.130"
- Safety Cutter: 440C hook-shaped strap cutter, 58-60 HRC, 2.00" hook with 0.5" opening
- Glass Breaker: Carbide tip
- Handle: Textured safety orange G10 over 420J stainless steel liners
- Lock: AXIS, manual opening, ambidextrous thumb studs
- Pocket Clip: Reversible, tip-up, deep carry
- Overall Length: 8.20"
- Closed Length: 4.70"
- Weight: 5.10 oz
- Made in USA – Oregon City, Oregon
Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG – Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG discontinued?
Yes. Benchmade has discontinued the original Triage 915 generation and replaced it in the current lineup with the Triage 916 and Tactical Triage 917. The orange-handled Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG is especially sought after by rescue professionals and collectors.
What is a combo edge?
A combo edge is partially serrated: the front of the blade stays plain for controlled cuts while the section nearest the handle is serrated. On the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG the serrations rip through rope, seatbelt webbing, and other fibrous materials that dull a plain edge quickly.
Why does the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG have an orange handle?
The safety orange G10 on the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG is a high-visibility rescue feature: an orange knife is far easier to locate in a dark vehicle cab, a cluttered gear bag, or on the ground at an accident scene than a black one.
What makes the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG a rescue knife?
A rescue knife pairs a cutting blade with dedicated emergency tools. The Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG combines its combo edge sheepsfoot blade with a hook-shaped 440C safety cutter that slices seatbelts and webbing away from skin, plus a carbide glass breaker for tempered auto glass, making it a favorite rescue knife with a glass breaker among firefighters and EMTs.
Is N680 good knife steel?
Yes. N680 is a nitrogen-enriched stainless steel with excellent corrosion resistance, exactly what the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG needs in wet, sweaty, or marine rescue environments. At 57-59 HRC it holds a working edge and resharpens easily.
Does Benchmade still sharpen the Triage 915S-ORG for free?
Yes. Benchmade's LifeSharp service covers the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG for life: send it in and Benchmade will clean, oil, adjust, and factory resharpen it at no charge.
Is the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG made in the USA?
Yes. The Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG was manufactured in Benchmade's Oregon City, Oregon facility.
Where can I buy the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG?
Going Gear is an authorized Benchmade dealer. When available, the Benchmade Triage 915S-ORG is listed right here; discontinued Triage 915 models sell out quickly.
