I don't think we have a sebeza equivalent. My vote for the closest would go to the Buck 110. It's an iconic knife even non knife enthusiests will recognize a d associate with quality. Price points and materials are all over the place but I hear the custom shop is turning out some quality stuff.
These knives are proven just like the Sebezas for being able to handle real work, with decades of history of doing just that to back it up. Price point it can be considered a knife every man can buy at prices as low as $15-20 I've seen for some models to ranging in the hundreds for the custom and limited runs.
What it doesnt have is the prestige and exclusity that Sebeza has due to the price tag making it unobtainable for most. Reminds me of a meeting I had in my first job at a clothing store they asked us what made a quality product. I said comfort, durability, and practically. Pretty much all my coworkers listed price, and exclusity and praised how one company will destroy it's merchandise after a season was over instead of selling it for a discount and cheaping the brand.
Before people jump to conclusions I'm not saying the Sebeza is a bad knife. Though I think it is hyped up a bit compared to other knives because of the price and exclusiveity people don't get to handle them much and will tend to memic what others say as they don't have personal experience with it.
These knives are proven just like the Sebezas for being able to handle real work, with decades of history of doing just that to back it up. Price point it can be considered a knife every man can buy at prices as low as $15-20 I've seen for some models to ranging in the hundreds for the custom and limited runs.
What it doesnt have is the prestige and exclusity that Sebeza has due to the price tag making it unobtainable for most. Reminds me of a meeting I had in my first job at a clothing store they asked us what made a quality product. I said comfort, durability, and practically. Pretty much all my coworkers listed price, and exclusity and praised how one company will destroy it's merchandise after a season was over instead of selling it for a discount and cheaping the brand.
Before people jump to conclusions I'm not saying the Sebeza is a bad knife. Though I think it is hyped up a bit compared to other knives because of the price and exclusiveity people don't get to handle them much and will tend to memic what others say as they don't have personal experience with it.