Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 - Drop Point Blade / Bog Oak Inlay / Magnacut (A1) Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 - Drop Point Blade / Bog Oak Inlay / Magnacut (A1) Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 - Drop Point Blade / Bog Oak Inlay / Magnacut (A1) Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 - Drop Point Blade / Bog Oak Inlay / Magnacut (A1) Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 - Drop Point Blade / Bog Oak Inlay / Magnacut (A1)

Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 - Drop Point Blade / Bog Oak Inlay / Magnacut (A1)

Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 - Drop Point Blade / Bog Oak Inlay / Magnacut (A1)

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What is there to say about the Chris Reeve Sebenza other than "perfection".  From it's ultra smooth action to it's industry topping fit and finish, the Sebenza is one knife that every enthusiast should have in their collection.  Available in a variety of blade styles and inlay materials....there is a Sebenza for everyone.

The knife that is pictured is the knife you will receive.

  • 3.60" Drop Point Blade in a satin finish
  • Titanium framelock design 
  • Anodized Gold Titanium Accents and Thumb Stud
  • Integrated Lanyard
  • Made in proudly in Boise Idaho, USA
Blade Material: Magnacut
Blade Style: Drop Point
Blade Length: 3.60"
Overall Length: 8.35"
Handle Length: 4.70"
Handle Material: Bog Oak Inlay
Lock System: Framelock
Weight: 4.70 ounces
Pocket Clip: Removable Tip Up
Country of Origin: USA

Collections: Chris Reeve Knives, Folding Knives

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Ralph Bruder
Northwest knives

Thank you for the flawless transaction and product! Northwest is my new go to knife store!

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Gary Appleby
My first CRK Sebenza 😬

I’ve had a CRK Mnandi for many years, but started collecting more seriously recently and decided I needed a Sebenza (or two 🤣) to add to my collection. This Large Sebenza 31was pretty smooth (but stiff) out of the box, however after a week or so of break-in, it was starting to feel a little “notchy” and not the “hydraulic” smooth operation folks talk about. I dis-assembled the knife, cleaned the pivot and washers, re-greased with the CRK supplied grease and the smooth, silky, “hydraulic” operation has returned (minus the “out of the box” stiffness). I guess for a knife that is expected to last a lifetime, a little break-in, during the initial stages of ownership is understandable. Here’s a somewhat weird comparison for folks, I purchased a Shirogorov at the same time and although they have totally different “actions”, they are very similar in their feeling of being manufactured to very fine tolerances, with significant attention to detail. Highly recommend the Sebenza 31 and Northwest Knives who were super responsive in fulfilling my order (shipped same day, with prompt shipping info etc). Thx folks, as you get more CRK’s, I’ll definitely be placing more orders with you guys.