Why are Chris Reeves knives so expensive?

Why are Chris Reeves knives so expensive?

Why are Chris Reeve knives so expensive? Because things that are high quality cost a little bit more.

Are Sebenzas worth it?

There is a case for a good folder, even for a working person, but I don’t think a Sebenza is worth it. If you really like knives and have money to spare, the Sebenza is a wonderful knife with custom-level finish and production-level prices and and availability, but it is, in the end, a luxury item.

Did Chris Reeve design the Inkosi?

The original Inkosi was launched at Blade Show 2016, and was designed to include improvements to Chris Reeve’s already tried and tested (and industry changing) Sebenza models. Never one to stand still, Chris knew he could improve on his original design with certain key changes to the pivot, bearing, frame and lock.

What is the Chris Reeve Sebenza?

The Sebenza is the yardstick against which other folding knives are measured. See how the Chris Reeve Sebenza stacked up in our Best American Made Knives article for more info.

What is the Sebenza?

The idea behind the Sebenza has never wavered: to craft the best pocket knife in the world. Premium materials, paired with pristine finishes, and a bank-vault lock-up— all within an incredibly light, precision-made tool.

What are Chris Reeve sebenzas made of?

Chris Reeve Sebenzas have been esteemed in the knife community since the first was produced in 1987. The Sebenzas feature a machined CPM-S35VN USA stainless steel blade, titanium handle and powerful integral frame lock.

What is the warranty on the Sebenza 31?

The Sebenza 31 brings finer details to an already fine knife — and another steady, reliable step forward. If a Chris Reeve Knives product fails to function as it was originally designed due to faulty workmanship or materials, such defects will be made good free of cost. This guarantee applies for the life of the knife.