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I have a hard time believing anyone is seriously cross shopping the two. People don't buy sebenzas just so they have a cutting tool. People buy sebenzas for the quality of design, materials, manufacturing, customer service, performance, exclusivity, and because its cool. Pretty much the same reason people buy Rolex's. Will a Timex or srm do the same job? Probably. Will they bring the same level of enjoyment to the owners? Maybe. Will someone who wants a sebenza be satisfied with a srm 710? Doubtful. Possible, but not likely. Not that its a bad knife, its just designed for a different market.

I buy Sebenzas to use as cutting tools. That is what they are. I also use a Rolex to tell time because that is what it is, a clock. I buy things I think will work well and last a long time.

I buy things to use. As much as I would like to I know I will not live forever. When I die a safe full of unused things will not make me less dead. I don't buy things with the intent of selling them.

I enjoy using the things I buy. If for whatever reason it breaks or wears out I will get it fixed or replaced. For me enjoying life is using the things I like.
 
Well said...TUF.

It's a fact that people look at things differently. I don't own a Sebenza...yet, but someday I will.
A Sebenza or even a Hinderer XM for another example, is a fine cutting tool that I, myself, would use...but just not in a way that would be considered "hard" in a manner of speaking. Hard use to me, is what the lesser expensive knives are for. You break it or lose it, you're not out a whole lot. I guess I'm more of a collector than I thought, LOL.

Now I want a Sebenza...if I can just find one.
 
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