Sebenza w/ serrations?

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I almost threw up when I saw it. :barf:

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What do all of you think?
 
I personally have strayed away from combo edge knives, as I just don't cut that much that requires serrations.

I think for some it might be a necessity.

I do not like the way it looks on the Sebenza.
 
Toyz said:
I personally have strayed away from combo edge knives, as I just don't cut that much that requires serrations.

I think for some it might be a necessity.

I do not like the way it looks on the Sebenza.
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+1 to all those points.
 
CRK has gone downhill with this offering. Probably marketed toward the "discerning police officer/fireman/search & rescue...." :thumbdn:
 
cziv said:
CRK has gone downhill with this offering. Probably marketed toward the "discerning police officer/fireman/search & rescue...." :thumbdn:
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What? As far as I know they have always offered serrations as an option to standard models.

How does this option mean the company has gone down hill? :confused:
 
What? As far as I know they have always offered serrations as an option to standard models
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I'm not a Sebenza guy so excuse my naïveté :)
 
That's an extremely harsh assessment of an entire company for someone who's not a "Sebenza guy."
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A little sensitive this morning are we?
 
I'm not used to seeing serrations cut in this manner - they are a little "toothy" - I would be interested in hearing if anyone has this or any other knife that has them cut like this.

How do they perform?
 
I don't care for serrations. BUT, with that said, I think CRK has the best serrations in the business.
 
cziv said:
CRK has gone downhill with this offering. Probably marketed toward the "discerning police officer/fireman/search & rescue...." :thumbdn:
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Josh K said:
What? As far as I know they have always offered serrations as an option to standard models.

How does this option mean the company has gone down hill? :confused:
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cziv said:
I'm not a Sebenza guy so excuse my naïveté :)
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Get one and you will be.;)
 
I think they're pretty sexy.

But then again, I really like the micarta sebbies, so that might be part of it.
 
personaly I like the serrations that crk does due to the fact that you can sharpen them on a bench stone due to the flat teeth. I do however prefer a plain edged knife... but if I needed a combo edge these would be my choice for serrated style (and I do own one)

just my .02
 
Get one and you will be
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You're probably right mmarkh. I've never seen one with serrations in pics here before and haven't considered that price point in a folder for myself.

I had an extra $400 so I bought a Busse BWM. It seemed to make more sense. I know you guys dig your Seb's - so rock on with them! :thumbup:
 
why the op needs to puke about company for being different leaves me confused... should all knives be done the same?
 
I prefer plain edge but I’ve no doubt that CRK does serrations with the same attention to detail and focus on quality that they display with all their knives.
 
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