Im gonna save for one, it will take some time, a few months, but I already want to decide on which to get. I want the large, but should I get regular, or classic, and are Inlays, or graphics worth the extra cash, and where should I get it? Obviously since its so much money(for me) I want to be sure on what I want.
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you said it correctly.. it is what YOU want. what does it matter what we want/like? since you asked though... 
i like the classic over the regular. inlays, for me, are a must. i chose micarta on my first sebbie. i may go a little fancier on my next one, or i may just get a damascus blade installed onto this one. make it a little unique.
i like the classic over the regular. inlays, for me, are a must. i chose micarta on my first sebbie. i may go a little fancier on my next one, or i may just get a damascus blade installed onto this one. make it a little unique.
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The Classics are WAY more comfortable and quicker and easier to unlock and put away, but the tip is pointer and not as strong.
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Like John my first and only sebenza is a micarta one. It is a small classic. I love it's size and blade style. It is the perfect EDC size. Similar in size to the delica or mini-griptillian. The micarta gives it extra grip and allows it not to be slick when wet. It also happens to be very classy looking. Good luck on your quest!