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Thinking about getting one of these two. What do you guys suggest?
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It depends on what you want. A gents folder that is rock solid.....i would go for Sebenza. A solid workhorse that might be a little rough around the edges but would cut through a steel door if it had to......go with a Strider. Even though the PT is a little classy for the Strider line of knives it is still a tank and is backed with one hell of a warranty.
The warranty is if you break it or damage it they will fix or replace it for the cost of shipping.What exactly is the warranty on the Strider knives? Does the warranty cover repair any damage that occurs to the knife due to hard use. Does that even include prying?
And is it easy to take a Strider apart to clean like a Sebenza?
Buy a mini griptilian.
So let's say I used my Strider PT as a prybar, will the warranty cover that?
And if I were to choose between the small Sebenza Classic or Regular, which would you get? I heard the shape of the Classic/21 makes it difficult to handle as well as a Regular.
The Stride PT is not really designed as a pry bar, but providing you hadn't modified the knife, it's probably covered under their warranty.
http://www.badlandsforums.com/faq/WhatisStridersWarranty.shtml
Re the small Sebbies, I have two Regular and one Classic and don't see any difference in their handling.
I currently have a small classic micarta Sebe and if I could do again I'd get the regular. I prefer the grip a regular gives...I just wish CRK made these with Micarta inlays.
Dave