I didn't really notice much of a difference in the grip honestly. The starburst pattern grooves keep the handle pretty grippy.
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Ahhhh the Sebenza
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I didn't really notice much of a difference in the grip honestly. The starburst pattern grooves keep the handle pretty grippy.
Reviving this thread because it's been almost two years since I posted it and I still feel the same way about this Sebenza.
It's been through more pant pockets than I care to count and it's seen multiple sharpenings but still keeps on ticking.
I love the polished finish. Love the detent. Love the perfect lockup. Love the perfect tolerances. Just love all aspects of these knives.
I've owned many great blades with price tags far above this, but I always come back to appreciate the "bar-setting" quality of Chris Reeve's knives.
Enjoy yours in good health!
It's been through more pant pockets than I care to count and it's seen multiple sharpenings but still keeps on ticking.
I love the polished finish. Love the detent. Love the perfect lockup. Love the perfect tolerances. Just love all aspects of these knives.
I've owned many great blades with price tags far above this, but I always come back to appreciate the "bar-setting" quality of Chris Reeve's knives.
Enjoy yours in good health!
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I stepped away from my CRKs for a couple of months while collecting some more ZTs, Benchmades, and Spydercos. Over the past few days I've started messing with them again and realized they really are a refined knife. I like my other brands too. ZT machines a fine knife. However, CRKs have a unique quality and allure.