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I'm 6'1", weigh 220 pounds, wear a l/xl glove and a tree service professional. On top of that, we do most of our own wrench work. Outside of tasks requiring a machete, I've never once felt under knifed with my small 31, like ever.I really should have checked out the specs before I bought. It's just sooo... tiny. Are these geared towards women? I can't imagine a full grown man having any use for this, unless he carries a Peanut for EDC. It barely fits my hand, three finger grip at best. Now don't get me wrong, the build quality is top notch & the action is as smooth as it gets. I just had no idea they were this small. I've only had larges in the past. This is going to be a catch & release for me. Sorry if I bunched any panties. I've just never been so underwhelmed by a knife before.
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I use plenty of small knives. As a matter of fact, The Spyderco Dragonfly is one of my favorite light carry EDCs. Like I said earlier, I was just very surprised how small the small Seb was when I first got it in my hands. Most small knives I use, have a choil like the Dragonfly.I will say, I use and others use smaller knives. I get by just fine with a Small Inkosi. However, if you feel uncomfortable with your grip on any knife, do not use it. You will end up cutting yourself if you use a knife that does not feel right in your hands.
Okay man. Maybe the woman comment was a little harsh. My bad. I'm not trying to sh!t on CRK's.
Naw, you didn’t overreacted, it was more of a shock than anything else. Glad you’ve come to enjoy the knife. The large Inkosi will feel like a massive knife once you get one. I will say though, once you get a large CRK, don’t rule out the small, it does come in handy when you don’t feel the need for a bigger knife. It’s funny, I don’t care for the small Sebenza, but here I am loving the Mnandi and Impinda. Go figureUpdate: After carrying it for a while, I've grown to like it! I may have overreacted in my first post. The handle just fits my hand so can just get 4 fingers on it no problem. It's a really great knife! I love the "hydraulic" feeling that CRKs have on the action. I want to get a large Inkosi next, because they remind me of the Regular Sebenza's from the past with the finger grooves. Anyway, just wanted to let ya'll know.
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It's not even the small blade that I mind much. It's the little baby handle.
Update: After carrying it for a while, I've grown to like it! I may have overreacted in my first post. The handle just fits my hand so can just get 4 fingers on it no problem. It's a really great knife! I love the "hydraulic" feeling that CRKs have on the action. I want to get a large Inkosi next, because they remind me of the Regular Sebenza's from the past with the finger grooves. Anyway, just wanted to let ya'll know.
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Much as I do like my small Sebenza, I have to admit that a 3.25" blade medium Sebenza would be absolute perfection for me.I feel like this is yet another notch on the gun of wishing for a medium series from CRK. The smalls always seem a little small and the larges ate a bit too much beef growing up. We make them work when a medium would eliminate this issue.