Now I understand

[clockman]

I've buying and using my CRK's for 6 years. I have more than I need but, you know how it is.

I've read for the last few years that the small Insingo is the best knife that CRK makes. I bought a lightly used small Insingo

in person from the seller last nite. This is a Fantastic knife. I could go on and on but, those of you that have this knife already know.

:thumbup::thumbup:




Craig

 

[dubya3]

I'm with ya Craig. After 15+ years of about 25 Benchmades, dozens and dozens of Spydies from plain jane designs to high buck exotic sprints, I finally gave CRK a shot 3 weeks ago and the small CF Insingo was my first and it caused me to buy 4 more CRK's already... its already my favorite folder I've ever had and hasn't left my pocket since I bought it (well except for the night it spent in 4" of mud last week :/ ). Is the Insingo blade shape not perfect for just about any cutting tasks you run into throughout the day? I haven't compared the edge lengths of the Insingo vs Clip point small 21's but it seems like a ton of blade for how small the handle is, very well thought out blade shape.

 

[socom1970]

Agreed. The Insingo is my favorite blade design of all time, not just with CRK's, but of all brands I own or have seen.

My Grail CRK doesn't exist: a Large Black Micarta 21 Insingo Serrated Raindrop Damascus.:thumbup:

 

[Lone_Wolfe]

Agreed. The Insingo is my favorite blade design of all time, not just with CRK's, but of all brands I own or have seen.

My Grail CRK doesn't exist: a Large Black Micarta 21 Insingo Serrated Raindrop Damascus.:thumbup:

What a cool knife that would be!

The only thing I'd change would be to take off the micarta and add some of Lisa's artwork.

 

[storyville]

Ditto. The small Insingo blade is my all-time favorite EDC blade design: its slight sweeping belly, nice hollow grind, swedge that makes for a must functional and versatile tip. Knifeart's carbon fiber small Insingo is my favorite EDC.

Don't know if others find this to be the case, but I prefer the classic drop point to the Insingo blade on the large Sebenza. The large Insingo is a bit too broad and its tip too 'sheepsfooty' for me, rather than the modified Wharncliffe shape of the small Insingo...