Ti-Lock Clip on Sebenza

Thin-Slice

Thin-Slice

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Just curious have seen some pics of a sebenza having a Ti-Lock clip and wanted to confirm if the Ti-Lock model's clip fits a sebenza.

Second, from the picture the ti-lock clip looks like requires pressing to be able to slide into pocket. Can anyone confirm this please.
 
Fits perfectly. And yes, you have to press the lever just like if it were mounted to a Ti-Lock.

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Funny u should be the first to confirm since that was the picture i was looking ast when i was wondering.
 
Forgot to ask when do u think of it personally how does it feel. The but of the clip seems a bit pointy at butt of handle. Plus i got so used to simply sliding my sebbie in and out dont know if i can remember or get used to lressing it. Any personal experience comments would be appreciated
 
It's actually easier to use. Since I'm lifting the clip away from the knife when I go to clip it in my pocket, it's effortless to get clipped in the right place, and is easier on my jeans. There's no friction from the clip going over the seam of your pocket, since it's momentarily lifted.
 
I think they look cool, but could not get used to the Ti clip. Put a Seb clip on my Ti and liked it better!Probably just too uncoordinated!!!
 
bart1 said:
I think they look cool, but could not get used to the Ti clip. Put a Seb clip on my Ti and liked it better!Probably just too uncoordinated!!!
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I found the trick is to slip the closed Sebbie partially into the pocket before trying to open the spring on the clip - use the now partially pocketed knife as leverage, which makes squeezing the spring clip much easier.
 
Does it make any difference in how fast it eats your jeans? I have a tilock, and think the smooth scales are a plus in that matter. I also have a spare tilock clip, so i might try


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NvG79 said:
Does it make any difference in how fast it eats your jeans? I have a tilock, and think the smooth scales are a plus in that matter. I also have a spare tilock clip, so i might try
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It eats them noticeably less, as you've not forcing a closed clip over the seam.
 
Grinding down the top corner of the clip makes it work MUCH better. At least for me.

My Small Starbenza

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Thank you for the info fellow enthousiasts, l decided to give a go. See if l can spare myself a pair of jeans every once in a while[emoji13]
Possibly some extra cash for some more of these pretty Ti-Lock Clips

Niels


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