It's a very high quality, and expensive, modern folder.What's a sebenza?
Ah! Something I'll never have. (Referring to the last two adjectives).It's a very high quality, and expensive, modern folder.
What's a sebenza?
Probably something made 90 years ago. Way too many great knives made for way to long from way to many countries/traditions to definitively answer. Something from the USA? Finland? Another country?
I’ll take a shot at this.
- single blade
- work horse iconic design easily identified
- came out of the mind of a legend of the industry
- expensive but affordable for an everyman if you want and save for it
- high quality with custom touches
My brain sees a Case/Bose or custom maker Lanny’s Clip. I don’t own one but it’s on my to buy list and would be a nice alternative to my Sebenza.
- Greg
Just really got "into knives" a few months ago, but the moderns do not appeal much to me. Heard the word, but wouldn't recognize it. If it has a pocket clip, I will definitely never own one. I'm sure it's a great knife. No offense and no offense taken.First introduced back in 1990 by Chris Reeve Knives and featuring the Reeve Integral or Frame Lock. Its arguably the greatest locking folder ever built and pretty much the standard by which almost all folders are compared, production or custom. You'd have to have been living under a rock for the past 18 years if your into knives at any level and can honestly ask this question. No offense.
Maybe an original Hen & Rooster, but those certainly aren't readily available.
Maybe a Moki Serapis, then...
Moki is definitely "grail" level for me
Yes I was also thinking of Moki and some of the models they make for Fällkniven like the TK3.
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Regards
Mikael
That is a r e a l sweetie right there!
I know there's no "right answer". This one hits the mark for me.