I gotcha, yeah I would say I don't think it's a prevailing issue with 21s, although given the design it could always happen again or develop over time with a different 21. I wouldn't get an inkosi just to avoid lock stick, but I still highly recommend the inkosi because the inkosi is great.
It all depends on how your hands interact with the finger grooves. The sebenza is less risk ergonomically; it works with a larger variety of hands. But if the inkosi grooves match the hand, it seems more solid and confidence inspiring. It's a stout knife, even though north-south it's a little shorter. It feels thicker (in a good way) although it's the same thickness as a 21.
Yeah it's hard to say. I have medium hands and both the small and large work for me (small inkosi is a little better). I've seen people with both large and small hands say they work, and that they don't.
Are you guys thumb flicking? I ride the thumb stud all the way and not noticed any lock stick. In the past after a hard cut I have noticed the lock bar a smidgen deeper. If I have an uber amount of force push cutting something a little bit more under the tang doesn't bother me a bit. The one on the right I pair with a traditional. The glorious usually pulls 4th of July duty but is gonna get carried this weekend. The one on the port when I think I'll get some scratch. It does not see much time
Did you ever try drawing a pencil on the lock bar face?No, no pressure at all. Sometimes there is no stick, but most of the time is just a bit of stick. Though sometimes there is a lot of stick. I don't know what else to do other than just sell it.
