The Hive is back!
One of our most popular milling patterns has returned, this time for the Benchmade Mini Griptilian. Featuring AWT's distinctive Hive milling pattern, these scales combine aggressive geometric styling with functional texture for a Mini Griptilian that looks and feels completely different from the factory knife.
Each set is CNC-machined in-house from 6061 aluminum and includes a matching aluminum backspacer, creating a clean, finished look from end to end.
Looking for more info? Learn more (specs) about our original anodized Benchmade Mini Griptilian scales here.
Key Features:
- Material: CNC-machined from high-quality 6061 aluminum for an excellent combination of strength, durability, and weight.
- Hive Milling: Our returning Hive pattern features a distinctive geometric texture machined directly into the scales, adding visual depth and functional grip.
- Matching Backspacer Included: Each set comes complete with a matching aluminum backspacer for a cohesive, finished build.
- Anodized Finish: Available in select anodized colors that highlight the depth and detail of the Hive milling.
- Limited Production: The Hive is back, but not necessarily forever. These scales are being produced in limited quantities.
- Made in the USA: Proudly designed and machined in the USA.
The Mini Griptilian has been a longtime favorite, and the return of the Hive gives this classic Benchmade platform a completely different personality. The deeply machined pattern, aluminum construction, and matching backspacer come together to create a build that stands apart without losing what made the Mini Griptilian so popular in the first place.
If you've been waiting for the Hive to return, here it is.
Like everything else here at AWT, these grips are backed by our Lifetime Warranty.
Here's the Warranty Nitty-Gritty: We guarantee our products to be free from manufacturing defects. This warranty does not include issues that arise due to improper installation, including but not limited to over-tightening pivot screws, stripped threads, broken screws, etc.
Screws do not need to be torqued down like you're tightening the head bolts on your 1970s American muscle car.
