--- product_id: 66875465 title: "684 BuckLite Max II Small" brand: "buck knives" price: "51823CFA" currency: XOF in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Buck Knives" url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/66875465-684-bucklite-max-ii-small store_origin: SN region: Senegal --- # 3.25" razor-sharp 420HC steel Dynaflex rubber grip, non-slip control Full tang for ultimate strength 684 BuckLite Max II Small **Brand:** buck knives **Price:** 51823CFA **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔪 Own the wild with precision and grip that never lets go! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 684 BuckLite Max II Small by buck knives - **How much does it cost?** 51823CFA with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/66875465-684-bucklite-max-ii-small) ## Best For - buck knives enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted buck knives brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Built to Endure:** Full tang construction ensures unmatched durability and balance, ready to tackle any outdoor challenge from hunting to hiking. - • **Legacy of Trust:** Proudly handcrafted in the USA with a lifetime Buck warranty—join the elite community of hunters who never settle for less. - • **Ready for Action:** Includes a sleek, lined polyester sheath with lanyard hole for convenient, secure carry on every adventure. - • **Grip That Won't Quit:** Ergonomic Dynaflex rubber handle with finger grooves and jimping delivers a secure, non-slip hold—even in wet or greasy conditions. - • **Precision Edge Mastery:** 3.25-inch 420HC stainless steel blade engineered for superior sharpness and corrosion resistance—cut with confidence every time. ## Overview The Buck Knives 684 Small BuckLite Max II is a lightweight, 7.5-inch fixed hunting knife featuring a 3.25-inch drop point blade made from heat-treated 420HC stainless steel for exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance. Its full tang design offers superior strength and balance, complemented by a textured Dynaflex rubber handle for secure, comfortable grip in all conditions. This USA-made knife comes with a durable polyester sheath and lifetime warranty, making it a trusted companion for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts seeking reliable performance and lasting value. ## Description The BuckLite max are heavy-duty, ergonomic hunting knives, crafted in post falls, Idaho at Buck's facility. These knives are designed with a full tang blade for strength and a textured rubber handle for a secure grip. With two sizes and a choice of a standard drop point blade or a gut hook blade, there is a knife for every type of Hunter. Review: Grade A! - I'm an enthusiastic collector of knives having bought or traded for hundreds of them since I received my first knife, a Buck pocket knife, 55 years ago. I like Buck knives, they are typically well made and a good value. Buck also provides you with quite a few models to choose from. I think I have nearly all of Buck's USA made knives. The Buck company's story is pretty interesting and their factory in Post Falls Idaho is not too far away from my home town. Just FYI...Buck does supply many models of knives but they are not all USA made. If a Buck is USA made it will say so on the blade. This knife, the BuckLite Max is one of the cheaper Buck knives but also one of my favorites. Why? I love the handle. I'm an old fart now and because of where I grew up, my hobbies etc., and my work I've spent a lot of time with a knife in my hands. Being able to hold your knife securely, even with wet or greasy hands is a must. The shape and texture of this handle along with the blade jimping makes for a very secure grip even with my broken down old dude hands. For my uses the blade shape on this knife is excellent. The alloy used is 420HC. This alloy is not the latest "super steel" but is widely used in tools etc. for a reason. If you look it up on line you'll find 420HC is tougher than the super steels. Plus there is a gentleman at Buck who found a way to consistently get the max hardness out of 420HC, 58HRC. That being said and having owned many Bucks (including the larger version of this knife) I almost didn't even bother to test this one. Here is what I found though: no chipping, or rolling on the edge, only some minor dulling when cutting on aluminum, copper, and bronze bar stock. All of which was easily sharpened out. 58HRC was found during hardness testing as expected. The blade is a bit thin at 2.3mm but with this tuff steel you'd have to do something pretty nuts to bend or break this blade. I am not a fan of nylon sheaths but Buck does a great job on this one. It is completely lined in tough plastic and it is only as big as it needs to be and the knife is held snuggly. I haven't even replaced it with a leather or Kydex one yet. Heck I might even just use it and not toss it in the knife junk drawer. That's a shocker. So what do you want a knife for? Are you a collector or do you just want something that will work faithfully for you, be safe, and not require much time to sharpen? This knife definitely fits that scenario and it's economical and USA made! That Buck knife I got 55 years ago...it has lived a rough life but I still use it. 'Nuff said. Grumpy old guy seal of approval!! Review: Very nice sheath and grip - The build quality is nice, I especially like the rubberized grip and the sheath. The rubberized grip is also very comfortable for your hand, and It’s very easy to get the knife in and out of the sheath, but at the same time it could be strapped securely. The balance is also very nice. It can be used as an EDC knife since it’s blade is about 3.5 inches. It’s functional as an EDC knife, and camping knife. I’ve had one of these knives before, and the edge will probably hold its sharpness. High quality metal. Great knife. Update: This is an extremely sharp blade fresh out the box. My sister bought some sort of wig at a store and asked me if I had a pair of scissors so I could cut the hair in half because she wanted to wear shorter hair. I jokingly decided to use my knife just to see if I could. This knife cut the whole wig in half. THIS KNIFE IS SO SHARP I USED IT TO CUT HAIR! Cons: The sheath isn't tight. I was in the woods the other day tracking a deer, this thing fell right out of the sheath, right out of my pocket, and I lost it in the woods. It fell out since I unbuttoned the strap. Luckily I found it again, but I'm not impressed with the sheath tightness. However, if you already bought this knife or already set your heart on buying this knife don't worry, I found out you could easily make the sheath tighter by adding a big binder clip onto the sheath. I am very satisfied with how sharp this knife is. Its well balanced, extremely sharp, the grip is amazing, I love the whole knife, however the sheath isn't that good unfortunately. ## Features - High-Quality Sharp Blade: The 3-1/4" 420HC stainless steel drop point blade is put through a rigorous heat treat process and quality performance test to ensure excellent hunting knife strength, edge retention, and corrosion resistance - Solid Build, Modern Design: Full tang construction delivers dependable strength and balance, with a versatile blade designed for reliable performance from field dressing to camping, fishing, hiking, and general outdoor use - Comfortable Grip and Balance: The Dynaflex rubber textured handle with integrated finger grooves and top jimping provides a secure, non-slip grip. It’s great even in wet conditions, delivering comfort and precise control for the outdoors - Convenient Carry: Includes an imported polyester sheath and a lanyard hole. The outdoor knife measures 7-1/2" and the razor sharp blade is great for detail work, piercing, and slicing for hunting and more - Forever Warranty: Since 1902, Buck Knives has offered a lifetime warranty on our knives because we believe in the integrity and quality of our products. This survival knife is proudly handcrafted in the USA ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Age Range (Description) | Adult | | Blade Length | 3.25 inches | | Blade Material | High Carbon Stainless Steel | | Blade Shape | Drop Point | | Brand | Buck Knives | | Color | Black | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Handle Material | Dynaflex Rubber | | Included Components | Knife, Sheath, Warranty Paperwork | | Item Length | 7.5 inches | | Item Shape | linear | | Item Weight | 2.88 ounces | | Model Name | 0684BKS BuckLite MAX II Small | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Recommended Uses For Product | Hunting | | Special Feature | Lightweight | | Special Features | Lightweight | | Style | Drop Point | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Blade Material:** High Carbon Stainless Steel - **Brand:** Buck Knives - **Color:** Black - **Handle Material:** Dynaflex Rubber - **Included Components:** Knife, Sheath, Warranty Paperwork - **Model Name:** 0684BKS BuckLite MAX II Small - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Hunting - **Special Feature:** Lightweight - **Style:** Drop Point ## Images ![684 BuckLite Max II Small - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61ImRxFuW0L.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Grade A! *by R***M on July 20, 2026* I'm an enthusiastic collector of knives having bought or traded for hundreds of them since I received my first knife, a Buck pocket knife, 55 years ago. I like Buck knives, they are typically well made and a good value. Buck also provides you with quite a few models to choose from. I think I have nearly all of Buck's USA made knives. The Buck company's story is pretty interesting and their factory in Post Falls Idaho is not too far away from my home town. Just FYI...Buck does supply many models of knives but they are not all USA made. If a Buck is USA made it will say so on the blade. This knife, the BuckLite Max is one of the cheaper Buck knives but also one of my favorites. Why? I love the handle. I'm an old fart now and because of where I grew up, my hobbies etc., and my work I've spent a lot of time with a knife in my hands. Being able to hold your knife securely, even with wet or greasy hands is a must. The shape and texture of this handle along with the blade jimping makes for a very secure grip even with my broken down old dude hands. For my uses the blade shape on this knife is excellent. The alloy used is 420HC. This alloy is not the latest "super steel" but is widely used in tools etc. for a reason. If you look it up on line you'll find 420HC is tougher than the super steels. Plus there is a gentleman at Buck who found a way to consistently get the max hardness out of 420HC, 58HRC. That being said and having owned many Bucks (including the larger version of this knife) I almost didn't even bother to test this one. Here is what I found though: no chipping, or rolling on the edge, only some minor dulling when cutting on aluminum, copper, and bronze bar stock. All of which was easily sharpened out. 58HRC was found during hardness testing as expected. The blade is a bit thin at 2.3mm but with this tuff steel you'd have to do something pretty nuts to bend or break this blade. I am not a fan of nylon sheaths but Buck does a great job on this one. It is completely lined in tough plastic and it is only as big as it needs to be and the knife is held snuggly. I haven't even replaced it with a leather or Kydex one yet. Heck I might even just use it and not toss it in the knife junk drawer. That's a shocker. So what do you want a knife for? Are you a collector or do you just want something that will work faithfully for you, be safe, and not require much time to sharpen? This knife definitely fits that scenario and it's economical and USA made! That Buck knife I got 55 years ago...it has lived a rough life but I still use it. 'Nuff said. Grumpy old guy seal of approval!! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very nice sheath and grip *by J***S on November 28, 2024* The build quality is nice, I especially like the rubberized grip and the sheath. The rubberized grip is also very comfortable for your hand, and It’s very easy to get the knife in and out of the sheath, but at the same time it could be strapped securely. The balance is also very nice. It can be used as an EDC knife since it’s blade is about 3.5 inches. It’s functional as an EDC knife, and camping knife. I’ve had one of these knives before, and the edge will probably hold its sharpness. High quality metal. Great knife. Update: This is an extremely sharp blade fresh out the box. My sister bought some sort of wig at a store and asked me if I had a pair of scissors so I could cut the hair in half because she wanted to wear shorter hair. I jokingly decided to use my knife just to see if I could. This knife cut the whole wig in half. THIS KNIFE IS SO SHARP I USED IT TO CUT HAIR! Cons: The sheath isn't tight. I was in the woods the other day tracking a deer, this thing fell right out of the sheath, right out of my pocket, and I lost it in the woods. It fell out since I unbuttoned the strap. Luckily I found it again, but I'm not impressed with the sheath tightness. However, if you already bought this knife or already set your heart on buying this knife don't worry, I found out you could easily make the sheath tighter by adding a big binder clip onto the sheath. I am very satisfied with how sharp this knife is. Its well balanced, extremely sharp, the grip is amazing, I love the whole knife, however the sheath isn't that good unfortunately. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Knife *by M***L on December 15, 2024* This is a really great, practical knife for the price. The steel on it has a bit of a tinny feel, but it sharpens up really nice and easy even on a smooth river stone. Razor sharp and shaved a patch of arm hair for good measure. The taco sheath it comes with is decent quality but poor design overall. You will end up with countless shaved bits cut off of the dense foam rubber between the sides of the sheath due to the blade cutting it over time when used. A bit ironic since the knife itself is made to be used. This isn't a collectors piece or a show knife or any of that sort of thing. It's a utility and game processing knife. Nice rubber grip, full length tang, and a good amount of body to the belly of the blade to use and sharpen for a long time. 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