Sebenza pocket clip

Mine is in a belt case also. I also took off my clip and have it stored with the box and birth certificate.

I could always get another CRK. but if I lose my first, I could almost never get THAT Sebenza again.
 
I'm down to only one small Sebenza, a Classic and during the Rush of selling my collection to feed my terrible Home Theater virus ;), I inadvertently gave SOMEONE a nice gift of an extra clip...I think that I had taken the clip off of this one and put it into a box...and then put the knife with a clip on inside it's box that had the other clip as well...so now I'm truly clipless :(

BUT when I did have a clip on, I'd carry it in my front right pocket, depending on what I had on my belt in sheath carry, but sold that sheath so now I'm both clipless and sheathless on this knife, so she sits waiting in line for a sheath...oh brother!

If someone has an extra clip they could send me, I'd appreciate it!
:D
G2
 
Gary,
It's really sad that you are now without a sheath for your small classic. If it will help, email me and I will be glad to direct you to a good sheath maker who can rectify your unfortunate situation.;)
 
Thanks Wray...you're a kind man, they'll write songs about you ! :)

Email sent...
G2
 
Pocket clip? Don't need no stinking pocket clip. Put a tie wrap through the hole, attach a photonII with a lanyard and carry it like a real man. :)
Uh...just from personal experience that is. FYI, this is my at work EDC, long time now.
Rad
Uh...having said that...I do carry a Maxx Cuda using the clip, I mean, how else can you carry it?
 
I wear thin supplex nyon pants and carry in my right front with nothing else in that pocket. I have tried many clip styles over the years and the modern two stage CRK clip is the best made. Mine have never come loose or ridden up. I do everything with it including hiking, backpacking, sitting in tight spaces, you name it. The blasted titanium does not slide like spring steel and stays secure. Just send it in for an adjustment or remove it and carefully do it yourself. Just don't over bend it or it will make the blade stiff to open. Any doubt, send it in.
 
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