CRK Joins the Family Again

DrOpPoInT1110

DrOpPoInT1110

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I have to say, even after owning a few different customs and higher-end knives, I always missed my small Insingo Sebenza that I got rid of last year. Recently, I was able to work a trade for a plain Jane Large 21 and man, it feels good to have a Sebenza again. The small Insingo was my first really high-end knife and now that I've had more experience with higher end pieces, I've begun to see the Sebenza in a bit of a different light. The small for me was my end all, be all knife- I thought it was the best thing in the world and no knife could kick it out of my pocket. Fast forward to now and I wouldn't consider the Sebenza my favorite knife, but yet, its still up there. Even though aesthetically it is much more plain/simple looking than some other higher-end/custom blades, there is something about it that's just satisfying. I think that same simplicity is the very reason I enjoy having one. It's clean, non-threatening, and just works well. No bells and whistles, just bare bones basics executed cleverly. Anyway, just figured I'd share my thoughts and post a picture of the Sebbie with the rest of the collection. Also, for all you die-hard CRK collectors, what is it about these knives that keeps you coming back to CRK? I know most of you also have plenty of other awesome high end pieces so what is it for you that makes them so addicting?
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You have some knice knives there. Your question as to what keeps bringing us back? Compare that new sebbie of yours to the others in your collection; the result should speak for itself!
 
blackend said:
You have some knice knives there. Your question as to what keeps bringing us back? Compare that new sebbie of yours to the others in your collection; the result should speak for itself!
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Thank you. You have a very good point. That sort of what I was getting at in my OP- even though I have other high-end knives and some more expensive than the Sebenza, theres no substitute for it.
 
DrOpPoInT1110 said:
That sort of what I was getting at in my OP- even though I have other high-end knives and some more expensive than the Sebenza, theres no substitute for it.
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I agree, no matter which other knives I might own, I'll always want one of them to be a CRK.
 
blackend said:
You have some knice knives there. Your question as to what keeps bringing us back? Compare that new sebbie of yours to the others in your collection; the result should speak for itself!
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This +1

Oh, and pretty much guaranteed perfection when I open the box, I like that a lot!
 
blackend said:
You have some knice knives there. Your question as to what keeps bringing us back? Compare that new sebbie of yours to the others in your collection; the result should speak for itself!
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This +1

Oh, and pretty much guaranteed perfection when I open the box, I like that a lot!
 
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