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The Small Sebenza 31 with bog oak inlays represents Chris Reeve's relentless pursuit of pocket knife perfection. This refined folder combines a polished 2.99-inch MagnaCut drop point blade with elegant bog oak inlays set into polished titanium handles, creating a stunning visual contrast while maintaining the legendary precision and bank-vault lockup that has defined the Sebenza for decades.
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Chris Reeve Knives Large Sebenza 31 The Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 with Bog Oak inlays represents the harmonious marriage of artistry and utility. Buried and preserved in a peat bog for hundreds or...
Chris Reeve Knives
Chris Reeve Small 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...
Chris Reeve Knives
Chris Reeve Small 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...
Chris Reeve Knives
S31-1130 Made from stabilized wood and profiled to fit precisely inside handle pockets, the Sebenza 31 with Bog Oak blends utilitarian needs with clean lines and hand polished finishes. Bog Oak...
Chris Reeve Knives
S31-1240 Small Sebenza 31, Sand Blasted Titanium w/Natural Micarta Inlay, Drop Point, Polished CPM Magnacut The idea behind the Sebenza has never wavered: to craft the best pocket knife in the world...
TL/DR: great knife - if you can/thinking about the purchasing - don`t hesitate and buy it. It's hard to carry something else if you've tried CRKs and familiar with their quality. This exact model has bog oak inlays - which is rare material itself + polished magnacut blade + polished titanium handles. The compact size allows me to carry it everywhere, the blade length is still highly functional and slicey. After I have been carrying this variation for some time, I've decided to order the large one additionally. Their warranty and the possibility to buy spare details in the future - is a strong argument for investing this cost. Thanks, REC!
