Recommendation? Which one would you get rid off?

Look so like a thumb stud vs flipper dilemma ;)

I am not a fan of the small sebenza but I think I will still keep it instead of the herman
The Sebenza is a great user and it looks good
With the money from the Herman I may buy a cheaper knife that I can use as a fidget toy and as a beater/loaner knife
 
Don't really know that anyone is trying to troll or clown you for your question, it's more or less just people trying to have fun with the idea having to choose between two great knives.
That being said if it's not a financial situation I would suggest holding onto both of them. In the past I have sold knives that I waited a while to get only to regret that decision some time later. And since you said that you have already had Sebenza, sold it and then bought another one it's a good indicator that they are something you enjoy. If you enjoy both of them that is all the reason you need to keep both, that's why most of us our in this hobby, and also why most of us have way too many knives.
 
ms3902 said:
Don't really know that anyone is trying to troll or clown you for your question, it's more or less just people trying to have fun with the idea having to choose between two great knives.
That being said if it's not a financial situation I would suggest holding onto both of them. In the past I have sold knives that I waited a while to get only to regret that decision some time later. And since you said that you have already had Sebenza, sold it and then bought another one it's a good indicator that they are something you enjoy. If you enjoy both of them that is all the reason you need to keep both, that's why most of us our in this hobby, and also why most of us have way too many knives.
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ms3902 said:
Don't really know that anyone is trying to troll or clown you for your question, it's more or less just people trying to have fun with the idea having to choose between two great knives.
That being said if it's not a financial situation I would suggest holding onto both of them. In the past I have sold knives that I waited a while to get only to regret that decision some time later. And since you said that you have already had Sebenza, sold it and then bought another one it's a good indicator that they are something you enjoy. If you enjoy both of them that is all the reason you need to keep both, that's why most of us our in this hobby, and also why most of us have way too many knives.
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Two is not really that much compared to most people here and ill probabbly end up keeping them both. However we all know that you start thinking that two are not that much and then three are not that much and then four, five, six...
 
If you feel that good about both of them, the answer is that those are your two main squeeze EDCs and they should stay with you as the core, or in your case the entirety of your collection. Your other knives are gifts, otherwise that's your collection, why get rid of one?
 
The Sebenza is robust and easy to service. If you're in the US you won't have a great expense to send it in for a "spa treatment" some years down the road. Warranty service is known to be excellent.

I have no idea how the Herman would fare as a long-time user.
 
NG VI said:
If you feel that good about both of them, the answer is that those are your two main squeeze EDCs and they should stay with you as the core, or in your case the entirety of your collection. Your other knives are gifts, otherwise that's your collection, why get rid of one?
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Because ive always tried to just keep one expensive knife as edc until now. Might be time to change that tho
 
TC said:
The Sebenza is robust and easy to service. If you're in the US you won't have a great expense to send it in for a "spa treatment" some years down the road. Warranty service is known to be excellent.

I have no idea how the Herman would fare as a long-time user.
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I am not from the US. Ive had no issues with any of my sebenzas so far and same with the Herman. When i received the Herman the clip was way too hard, unusable and they solved it. You never know but from what ive experience if i ever have any issue with the knife i think they will probabbly fix it.
 
I personally do not like small knives, so I’d keep whichever is bigger. But I love flippers, and bearings, and don’t really care for wood on knives. So the Herman. Or sell both and get a Dragonfly :-D
(CRKs hold their value over time tho, if that’s a concern)
 
I'll DM you. I have an idea. Okay, you aren't a paid member so I can't DM you.

I have a couple really nice knives I'd trade for the Herman (I have no flippers). My Insta channel is gatorloki49. IF you have time, go to my IG profile page and check out my various knives. Then DM me on IG and we can talk. Just an idea if you have some time. FYI, I have lots of CRK mnandi's I so want something really different than CRKs.
 
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D Dadex ,
Ignore the chatter.
If you could afford to buy both, then keep both.
Life is a gift and so is the ability to carry different knives on different days. You have two amazing EDCs that can fit your mood/need/style on any given day.

Keep them both and buy a third! Trust me, I’ve done it 600 times! ;)
 
Dadex said:
The thing with the Herman is there have been quite some moments where ive been about to sell it but i always end up cancelling it. It feels so sweet and special if that makes sense.
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Ok.

Sell the Sebenza then, before you get too attached.
 
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