After having tried several custom folders I find that I keep coming back to the Sebenza for EDC.
They are not the most exciting folders but Chris really got the design right. Very much a form follows function, no-nonsense, streamlined design.
I started with a small classic but it doesn't quite fill my hand. I went with a large limited edition redwood and adore the beauty of the knife. But it is almost to pretty for a hard working daily user (think: wood burl dash board on a tank).
Most recently I acquired a flat ground regular large Sebenza and would say that for me it represents the pinnacle of the Sebenza line. The flat ground blade has substantially more heft than the hollow ground regular version. It slices better in my hands and having Chris' signature on the blade makes it a bit more special.
I know they are hard to come by since Chris only did a limited run but I would recommend to snap one up if you have the chance to.
They are not the most exciting folders but Chris really got the design right. Very much a form follows function, no-nonsense, streamlined design.
I started with a small classic but it doesn't quite fill my hand. I went with a large limited edition redwood and adore the beauty of the knife. But it is almost to pretty for a hard working daily user (think: wood burl dash board on a tank).
Most recently I acquired a flat ground regular large Sebenza and would say that for me it represents the pinnacle of the Sebenza line. The flat ground blade has substantially more heft than the hollow ground regular version. It slices better in my hands and having Chris' signature on the blade makes it a bit more special.
I know they are hard to come by since Chris only did a limited run but I would recommend to snap one up if you have the chance to.