Originally posted by brownshoes
Yeah, anyone who would spend that kind of money on a pocket knife is an idiot. Thats what you all are, a big, stupid bunch of idiots.
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Originally posted by brownshoes
Yeah, anyone who would spend that kind of money on a pocket knife is an idiot. Thats what you all are, a big, stupid bunch of idiots.
I would sure spend the extra hundred or so to buy a Sebenza not a frigin Benchmade, Emerson or poorly made piece of crap Microtech.
Originally posted by jim burke
It is very simple some guys like girls with blond hair and some like brown hair. The same as knives.
Thanks, Jim Burke, of Burke Knives.![]()
P.S., I am ready for my thrashing now..
Originally posted by Keith Montgomery
So you figure that brownshoe and brownshoes are the same person?
Originally posted by BlackRazor
Ah yes, time for the annual sebenza thread. I just don't get it!
I talked to Chris Reeve himself about this problem I was having at Bladeshow west and all he told me was "You can't carry a sebenza like that." Chris Reeve, of course, still maintains that tip up is the only way to go and refuses to listen to legions of would-be fans who want the knife to go tip down.
Now this isn't to say the sebenza isn't a well made knife, because it certainly is. It may not be the best production folder out there (I think people believe it is partly because of the price) but if it isn't then it's near the top. The lock is by far the strongest lock I've ever seen on a folding knife.
However, quality does not a good knife make. Despite the fact that the sebenza is of much higher quality than the Spyderco military, I would take my military for actual use 9 times out of 10, and that's not even considering the tip-up/tip-down issue. The military has better ergonomics, is easier to open, has a flat grind, is available with or without full serrations, etc. It's just more practical. Sure, you can't impress as many of your friends with a military as you can with a sebenza, so if that's your game then it's sebenza all the way.
-Robert
Originally posted by stjames
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Originally posted by brownshoes
Yeah, anyone who would spend that kind of money on a pocket knife is an idiot. Thats what you all are, a big, stupid bunch of idiots.
They tell everyone about the knife because this is a knife forum and that is what is discussed here.Originally posted by Point44
wow...
why do sebenza owners have to tell other people how good their knife is?
is it 'cos you need to justify paying that much money for a production folder?
touchy touchy...
no other knife brings up this much controversy
You are a child and you keep proving it when you make remarks like this.Where do you get off saying things like this. It sounds like someone needs a nap.Or a sugar tit.Where's moma!! ...........R (It is no business of your how much money I spend on a knife.If you think I am an idiot you Mr Brownlip. Should look in the mirror) Congratulation Badguy on a knice knife.I know you will enjoy it.It is hard to top....ROriginally posted by brownshoes
Yeah, anyone who would spend that kind of money on a pocket knife is an idiot. Thats what you all are, a big, stupid bunch of idiots.
Originally posted by brownshoes
Yeah, anyone who would spend that kind of money on a pocket knife is an idiot. Thats what you all are, a big, stupid bunch of idiots.
Originally posted by Krefcenz
Whatever you think of the sbenza, it's an expensive knife relative to most production folders. And if the complaints prove valid (e.g. thumbstud makes it difficult to deploy, titanium handle dents easily, and the knife can close on your hand in your pocket), then I'm persuaded its not worth the money irrespective of the value some members place on it. The Jaguar is a fine automobile that unfortunately is mechanically unreliable and won't get you where you need to go as well as a Honda Civic can though the latter costs you thousands less. One can appreciate the art of the Jaguar and still buy the Civic. I'm going with Benchmade for my everyday carry. I tried to draw attention to this thread in the CRK forum after some constructive input from Buzzbait and got flamed "who gives a sh**". If you need to cut a piece of fruit or open a box, a mini-griptillian will do it as well as a small sbenza. And I can put the difference in price towards my son's college fund. To each their own.
Kref