Sebenza 31 vs 21 What say you?

WedgeAntilles said:
Its about a 9 month wait. But you don't send it in until they're ready, so most of the wait time you still have your knife.
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That’s better than before, honestly. I sent a 21 in years ago for a blade replace and it took months to get it back, which I was totally ok with since they made that clear before I sent it. Being able to keep it is way better though.

I may have to seek out another 21 just to get a new MC blade 🤔
 
WedgeAntilles said:
The hand fitting of bushings and the ability to crank it down and get the same action is the same on the 21 and 31. They didn't swap that out.
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You're right, I was probably thinking of the inkosi. Good to hear they kept that!
 
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Checked out a few new 31s in person the other day. One of the small sebbies actually had gritty action to it. For $550 or so, I sat that thing right back down. The large 31 was fine at least. Still had me worried about buying one online. I might wait for a deal on an Inkosi or Zaan.
 
After skimming this thread, I don t see a mention of my only Sebenza, the 25. I got it the first year they came out from the CRK table at Blade. I admired it for a while and then put it away with the other expensive knives in my "collection". Too expensive for me to use ($400+ 12 or 14 years ago!). When seeing this thread I just got it out and looked at it for the first time in years. Wonder why it stopped being made. Apparently the hollow/flat grind blade innovation didn't t go over well.
 
whp said:
After skimming this thread, I don t see a mention of my only Sebenza, the 25. I got it the first year they came out from the CRK table at Blade. I admired it for a while and then put it away with the other expensive knives in my "collection". Too expensive for me to use ($400+ 12 or 14 years ago!). When seeing this thread I just got it out and looked at it for the first time in years. Wonder why it stopped being made. Apparently the hollow/flat grind blade innovation didn't t go over well.
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I think it was adapted into the inkosi, I may be mistaken.
 
whp said:
After skimming this thread, I don t see a mention of my only Sebenza, the 25. I got it the first year they came out from the CRK table at Blade. I admired it for a while and then put it away with the other expensive knives in my "collection". Too expensive for me to use ($400+ 12 or 14 years ago!). When seeing this thread I just got it out and looked at it for the first time in years. Wonder why it stopped being made. Apparently the hollow/flat grind blade innovation didn't t go over well.
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I have a 25 and a couple Inkozis, and the only difference I can see is, on the Inkozis they angled the clip so it isn't resting on the frame lock.
 
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