Chris Reeves Large Sebenza

The biggest thing that's going to turn people off to this knife is the price these are still about four hundred and fifty dollars. Unless you want a u...

But if you do it's, that's that's just for fun. That's just the thing! So, honestly, final conclusion: this is a a good set of tweaks to an already gr...

I really think this is a good knife. Very well done.

This is an excellent design, and its the best that I've seen - Period. I've been a knife collector for over thirty years. I've designed and ground a few of my own fixed blades, and I've analyzed different ways - how folding knife designs may be engineered to be as strong as a fixed blade... Although...

Works like a charm and the construction is solid. My only complaint is the knife tip folded is not perfectly centered - it is 60-40. I expected perfection for this price and that is my disappointment. I don't expect that to affect the performance but it is aesthetically unpleasing to a knife enthusi...

It’s the knife for guys that want a no-frills, highly functional tool. CRK gets so much right, it’s hard to find fault with the Large Sebenza. But in the midst of a golden era of mid tech knives, I can’t help but wonder whether the Sebenza will continue to be regarded as the peak of the mountain, or serve more as a stepping stone into the great white north

This is due to the majority of the knife being made up of basket weave carbon fiber and bead-blasted titanium. This crazy size to weight ratio might make some users skeptical, but this knife is a brute and it will hold its own—tip to tail—with the best of them.

Knife featured in image: Chris Reeve Knives Large Sebenza 21 #25 Microtech Ultratech 14/404..#24 Emerson CQC-7 15/404