Bestech Swordfish BG62E – 3.94″ 14C28N Black PVD, Black/Light Blue G10, Button Lock
Bestech Swordfish BG62E – 3.94″ 14C28N Black PVD, Black/Light Blue G10, Button Lock
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Bestech Swordfish BG62E – Black and Light Blue G10 Folding Knife
The Bestech Swordfish BG62E pairs a 3.94" 14C28N blade in a stealthy Black PVD finish with Black and Light Blue G10 scales. A Button Lock and ceramic ball bearing flipper make the Swordfish fast to deploy and positive to lock up, while the two-tone handle gives it a clean, modern look. Designed in-house at Bestech.
Specifications
| SKU | BG62E |
| Brand | Bestech Knives |
| Model | Swordfish |
| Blade Steel | 14C28N |
| Blade Finish | Black PVD |
| Blade Length | 3.94" (100 mm) |
| Blade Thickness | 0.138" (3.5 mm) |
| Blade Hardness | 58-60 HRC |
| Overall Length | 9.05" (230 mm) |
| Closed Length | 5.12" (130 mm) |
| Handle Material | G10 |
| Handle Color | Black and Light Blue |
| Lock Type | Button Lock |
| Deployment | Flipper |
| Pivot Bearings | Ceramic Ball Bearings |
| Clip | Steel |
| Weight | 117 g (4.13 oz) |
Why the Bestech Swordfish BG62E?
The Black PVD finish on the BG62E blade creates a fully blacked-out look against the Black G10 handle with Light Blue accents — a combination that reads tactical without being loud. 14C28N at 58-60 HRC provides solid edge retention and corrosion resistance behind the coating. The Button Lock gives you a reliable, push-button release and positive retention in a larger-format folder. Ceramic ball bearings and a flipper deliver fast, smooth deployment. An in-house Bestech design.
Frequently Asked Questions
What steel is in the Bestech Swordfish BG62E?
The Bestech Swordfish BG62E uses 14C28N stainless steel with a Black PVD finish, hardened to 58-60 HRC. The PVD coating adds a stealthy appearance while protecting the underlying steel.
How long is the Bestech Swordfish BG62E?
The Bestech Swordfish BG62E has a 3.94" (100 mm) blade and an overall open length of 9.05" (230 mm). It closes to 5.12" (130 mm).
What lock does the Bestech Swordfish BG62E use?
The Bestech Swordfish BG62E uses a Button Lock with a flipper tab, providing reliable, positive blade retention with a push-button release.
How much does the Bestech Swordfish BG62E weigh?
The Bestech Swordfish BG62E weighs 117 g (4.13 oz).
What is the Bestech Swordfish BG62E vs BG62F?
Both the Bestech Swordfish BG62E and BG62F feature Black and Light Blue G10 scales on the same Button Lock platform. The BG62E has a Black PVD 14C28N blade for a darker, more tactical look; the BG62F has a Satin finish for a more traditional appearance. Both share the same 3.94" blade length and 117g weight.
Where can I buy the Bestech Swordfish BG62E?
Going Gear is an authorized Bestech Knives dealer. The Bestech Swordfish BG62E ships directly from our warehouse with full manufacturer warranty support.

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