Sebenza vs hinderer

[Dsun]

Here is the age old question that everyone wants to be solved once and for all.... CRK Sebenza large vs Hinderer XM-18.

 

[Fanglekai]

Neither.

 

[justchadsmith]

Both fantastic production knives backed by great customer service. You really must hold them in hand to determine the best choice for you.

 

[marcinek]

The definitive answer is "Yes."

 

[EChoil]

It was officially declared a tie a few years ago. Didn't you catch that?

 

[Krav]

You have to be more specific? Which model? Blade type, edge geometry, custom scales or stock?

 

[Tscarlett]

My pref is hinderer. More blade options and solid. Crk always a better slicer but boring

 

[justsomedude]

Here is the age old question that everyone wants to be solved once and for all.... Rolls Royce Phantom vs Lamborghini Aventador.

 

[115Italian]

Here is the age old question that everyone wants to be solved once and for all.... Rolls Royce Phantom vs Lamborghini Aventador.

Ferrari f50

 

[justsomedude]

You got me cornered there

 

[evltcat]

My solution?
Divide and acquire.

XM-18 3.5 and Umnumzaan.

Solved!

 

[Officer's Match]

My solution?
Divide and acquire.

XM-18 3.5 and Umnumzaan.

Solved!

^ This, especially in a 3.5" Bowie on the XM.

 

[Chesterfieldfox]

I have had both and still have the Xm.

 

[Sonnydaze]

I have had multiples of each one. And I have an opinion. The hinderer xm-18 is a heavy-duty version of the large sebbie. The xm-18 3.5" version also has an exceptionally weak detent, and the blade can, and has, partially opened in my pocket
on multiple occasions. This has been noted by quite a few guys.
The large sebbie is fault-free as long as your hand is large enough to handle the grip-length. I love large sebbies; I just wish that the grip length of the small was a little longer, and the grip-length of the large should be several mm's shorter, in order to fit MY hand. Most folks love either size just fine.

 

[Parasitic Psycho]

Here is the age old question that everyone wants to be solved once and for all.... CRK Sebenza large vs Hinderer XM-18.

The obvious answer is Strider SnG.

 

[Ajack60]

Some things just aren't meant to be solved
But, it's always fun to discuss.

 

[Chesterfieldfox]

I have had multiples of each one. And I have an opinion. The hinderer xm-18 is a heavy-duty version of the large sebbie. The xm-18 3.5" version also has an exceptionally weak detent, and the blade can, and has, partially opened in my pocket
on multiple occasions. This has been noted by quite a few guys.
The large sebbie is fault-free as long as your hand is large enough to handle the grip-length. I love large sebbies; I just wish that the grip length of the small was a little longer, and the grip-length of the large should be several mm's shorter, in order to fit MY hand. Most folks love either size just fine.

The detent I'n the gen 4 knives seem quite strong, there's no way its opening in my pocket. Seems like the weak point has been corrected. Mind you I have only had hands on newer gen 4's and nothing else.

 

[Grandmaster]

I own both, and I have to go with CRK

 

[blades&wrenches]

It varies person to person. Both solid and well made, though. I've owned a Zaan and an XM 3.5...I still own the XM.

 

[FA1BladeGuy]

Here is the age old question that everyone wants to be solved once and for all.... Rolls Royce Phantom vs Lamborghini Aventador.

2016 Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe' and a CRK large pj Sebenza 21. I have one out of two, which ain't bad.