Insingo vs Clip Ponit Sebenza

This makes me want to try an insingo. I have been for a while but just have not pulled the trigger. Can't decide on micarta or not.

I do like the drop point but I always end up with a dull knife in the belly and hair popping towards the frame.



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I like the standard/drop/clip whatever in the small Sebbie but the Insingo is far and away a better blade in the Large if you actually plan on carrying and using the knife everyday. My opinion.
 
Unless you do a ton of piercing or skinning, the Insingo is more useful hands down. Large or small, both are amazing.
 
MreeceC said:
This makes me want to try an insingo. I have been for a while but just have not pulled the trigger. Can't decide on micarta or not.

I do like the drop point but I always end up with a dull knife in the belly and hair popping towards the frame.
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Get a Small Micarta or Large Carbon Fiber Insingo. The two best, IMO.
 
Anarchy84 said:
Get a Small Micarta or Large Carbon Fiber Insingo. The two best, IMO.
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I could only do a large. My hands are to large. I wish the micarta was just a little more thin. Seems it would serve the same purpose and slim the profile down a little.


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Gonna get booed maybe, but I'd pick the Insingo in every single case. The clip point, IMHO, is very plain. Fine, on a lesser knife, but for a CRK, I very much prefer the Insingo. Also, the CRK Tanto is amazing. The only tanto blade I've ever liked.
 
If you'll never use it for hunting(skinning) I think I would go with Insingo if you.

I've always loved a drop point, but got a small Insingo not long ago and was surprised by how much I liked it. Really cuts, and is very easy to sharpen quickly.
I'll stick with drop points on my larges, but my small Insingo has kicked other smalls out of pocket.
 
Drop point all the way, no doubt. Shure the Insingo has a very functional blade, but the 21 is just as good, theire different that's all. The Insingo is just waaaay too fugly...
 
MreeceC said:
I could only do a large. My hands are to large. I wish the micarta was just a little more thin. Seems it would serve the same purpose and slim the profile down a little.
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I feel your pain. Despite having very large hands, I actually find the Small Micarta Insingo very comfortable. I just picked up a Large Micarta, and it is almost too large in the pocket for EDC, whereas the large CF is just perfect.
Regardless of which one you choose, I think you'll love the Insingo. I'm a big fan.
 
353 said:
Drop point all the way, no doubt. Shure the Insingo has a very functional blade, but the 21 is just as good, theire different that's all. The Insingo is just waaaay too fugly...
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Pfft...fugly? Surely you mean beautiful. 😀

 
Large Insingo w/ duel silver thumb lugs. I've been edcing this one for approx 6 months and it works great. I also love the Lg 21 tanto.
 
Anarchy84 said:
Pfft...fugly? Surely you mean beautiful. 😀
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Nice pictures! Now take the same picture with drop point blades and you'll know what I'm talking about. :p

And to all of you guys who quote posts with lots off pictures; you need to STOP that. It IS possible to edit out pictures from a quote... :D
 
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