Theoretical evidence that the strider PT is better than the small sebenza

[oldrifleman]

In all seriousness, can someone please tell me what actual "hard use" they've done with the Pt that couldn't have been done with the Sebbie.

I own both knives and am genuinely curious as to how much "hard use" can be done with the Pt's 2 1/4" cutting edge. Maybe my definition of hard use is different?

I not sure that there is any that could not be done with the Seb, but I know that there is a lot that I feel more comfortable doing with the PT than I am the seb. I have handle the regular and inlayed small Sebs and I have a limited small on order now. I get a far better grip on my PT than I do on the Seb. The Seb is a very strong knife and it would do almost anything, but my hand slips more on it than it does on the PT. As for the blade size, yes I wish it was a bit longer, but I have been using the PT this week to unpack a bunch of equipment at home and have cut the evil cardboard, strapping cords, plastic sheeting and created shim material out of a board as well as a variety of other tasks, all handled. Would the Seb do the same, of course it would, but for the rough stuff I like the PT. Steven

 

[cdf]

I have used the PT as a dive knife , and have used it a lot working aloft . IMVHO the Sebbie isn't grippy enuff for that sort of play . That nasty grabby grip , and lovley big choil make it very secure in the hand .

Chris