The Bear & Son 114B butterfly knife features a durable black epoxy coating over the tough alloy handles. Their skeletonized design reduces weight while adding additional tactile feedback while flipping. It has a stainless steel clip point blade with a plain edge and single tang pin. In the way of mid-range butterfly knives, this model is a great buy and it's made in the USA.
Read
More
Show Less
Reviews
Customer Reviews
Great knife
SSSSS
SSSSS
Noah F.
05-14-2018
This knife is a great and it is good quality
Awesome Knife
SSSSS
SSSSS
brendan r.
10-12-2016
This knife is wicked awesome it arrived sharp as a katana and its still going strong after almost a month.
Great knife
SSSSS
SSSSS
caleb h.
06-21-2016
I have have this knife for a month and it is amazing highly recommend!
Nice Knife, but...
SSSSS
SSSSS
zachary h.
05-26-2016
I got this knife, it was my first one, and i really like the knife but the handle broke after 3 days, most likely because I dropped it quite a bit. Handle is solid, but very fragile.
A nice butterfly for the money
SSSSS
SSSSS
Michael G.
12-14-2015
Added this to my order to hit the order minimum to get some free stuff. And, I've not put it down!
The materials, fit and finish are good. The handles feel good and the blade was reasonably sharp out of the box. The grind is a little disappointing, but hey, it's an inexpensive knife.
The latch, just like on the old Benchmade WeeHawk I had back in the day like to swing up and catch the blade. Not much one can do about that with a non-spring loaded design.
This thing flips fast and smooth. Yes, there is some handle play--so what? If it was a $500 knife, I'd be annoyed, for 30-odd dollars, I can live with it.
I wish I knew more than a couple flips--gotta work on that. I will say that you can't beat a latch drop with this thing for a fast opening!
So, yes, I recommend this for an intro to the balisong. Put a couple layers of Scotch tape over the edge and you have a nice trainer (ALWAYS grab the safe handle, NOT the bite handle). ;-)
Great knife but...
SSSSS
SSSSS
Ryan B.
07-14-2015
A handle broke after less than 90 days. It's a great knife and flips fine. I think it was because I flip it a lot and not because it was made badly. Great knife, I will most likely buy another one of these as a replacement.
Great Beginner Bali
SSSSS
SSSSS
Alex B.
02-28-2015
I had heard mixed thoughts and reviews online about this knife, but I wanted to have a feel for myself. This being a bear and son, it's a step above a CCC. With pin and channel construction, this knife will last for a bit.Out of the box it's a bit stiff, but after about a day of flipping it'll open with ease. The weight with this knife wasn't a problem for me, but if you're used to lighter balisongs then this knife takes some getting use to. As of now, this is a great sub-$50 butterfly knife, and is ideal for anyone just starting out, or not sure whether or not they want to get into flipping.
Show All
Show Less
Description
Specifications
Reviews
The Bear & Son 114B butterfly knife features a durable black epoxy coating over the tough alloy handles. Their skeletonized design reduces weight while adding additional tactile feedback while flipping. It has a stainless steel clip point blade with a plain edge and single tang pin. In the way of mid-range butterfly knives, this model is a great buy and it's made in the USA.
Read
More
Show Less
Specifications
Overall Length:9.00"
Blade Length:4.00"
Cutting Edge:3.75"
Blade Material:440
Blade Style:Clip Point
Blade Grind:Hollow
Finish:Satin
Edge Type:Plain
Handle Length:5.00"
Handle Thickness:0.44"
Handle Material:Steel
Color:Black
Weight:5.60 oz.
Knife Type:Butterfly
Brand:Bear & Son
Model:114
Model Number:114B
Country of Origin:USA
Best Use:Recreation
Product Type:Knife
Great knife
SSSSS
SSSSS
Noah F.
05-14-2018
This knife is a great and it is good quality
Awesome Knife
SSSSS
SSSSS
brendan r.
10-12-2016
This knife is wicked awesome it arrived sharp as a katana and its still going strong after almost a month.
Great knife
SSSSS
SSSSS
caleb h.
06-21-2016
I have have this knife for a month and it is amazing highly recommend!
Nice Knife, but...
SSSSS
SSSSS
zachary h.
05-26-2016
I got this knife, it was my first one, and i really like the knife but the handle broke after 3 days, most likely because I dropped it quite a bit. Handle is solid, but very fragile.
A nice butterfly for the money
SSSSS
SSSSS
Michael G.
12-14-2015
Added this to my order to hit the order minimum to get some free stuff. And, I've not put it down!
The materials, fit and finish are good. The handles feel good and the blade was reasonably sharp out of the box. The grind is a little disappointing, but hey, it's an inexpensive knife.
The latch, just like on the old Benchmade WeeHawk I had back in the day like to swing up and catch the blade. Not much one can do about that with a non-spring loaded design.
This thing flips fast and smooth. Yes, there is some handle play--so what? If it was a $500 knife, I'd be annoyed, for 30-odd dollars, I can live with it.
I wish I knew more than a couple flips--gotta work on that. I will say that you can't beat a latch drop with this thing for a fast opening!
So, yes, I recommend this for an intro to the balisong. Put a couple layers of Scotch tape over the edge and you have a nice trainer (ALWAYS grab the safe handle, NOT the bite handle). ;-)
Great knife but...
SSSSS
SSSSS
Ryan B.
07-14-2015
A handle broke after less than 90 days. It's a great knife and flips fine. I think it was because I flip it a lot and not because it was made badly. Great knife, I will most likely buy another one of these as a replacement.
Great Beginner Bali
SSSSS
SSSSS
Alex B.
02-28-2015
I had heard mixed thoughts and reviews online about this knife, but I wanted to have a feel for myself. This being a bear and son, it's a step above a CCC. With pin and channel construction, this knife will last for a bit.Out of the box it's a bit stiff, but after about a day of flipping it'll open with ease. The weight with this knife wasn't a problem for me, but if you're used to lighter balisongs then this knife takes some getting use to. As of now, this is a great sub-$50 butterfly knife, and is ideal for anyone just starting out, or not sure whether or not they want to get into flipping.
