What is an Insingo blade?

Insingo Blade Shape It was developed by Chris Reeve and Rodney Connelley and has a curving edge that is ideal for slicing but it also has a more wide angle at the tip which gives it more strength.

Is a tanto blade good for EDC?

When I think about an EDC system, I think of a system that is simple and practical. The knife is probably the most common and obvious piece of gear in an EDC system. For me, the Tanto blade is the ruling knife design for most possible uses.

Is Sebenza 31 better than 21?

The Bottom Line Chris Reeves Knives Sebenza 21 has not only been the flagship of a legendary knife company, but the Sebenza 31 is an improvement on a work of art. Perfect as an everyday carry knife, for hunting, outdoors recreation, tactical, or even first responder use, the Sebenza 31 has some big shoes to fill.

Is the Chris Reeve Sebenza 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.

What is a Sebenza knife?

The Sebenza is a folding pocket knife manufactured by Chris Reeve Knives of Boise, Idaho. It is constructed with a stainless steel blade and titanium handle.

What is a Sebenza 31?

Upgrades to the Sebenza 31 include a ceramic ball lock face, angled pocket clip design, and improved relive cut for the best Sebenza yet.

Why would you want a tanto blade?

Pros of a tanto blade: Crazy strong blade, with a stronger point. Excels at stabbing through hard materials. Very similar in shape to a chisel point. Relatively easy to sharpen, even in the field.

What is a tanto blade best for?

Tanto blades are great for stabbing things. That reinforced tip is tough to beat as far as durable penetrating power is concerned. If you use your knife to stab things primarily, then the tanto could be a great choice.

Is the Sebenza 21 discontinued?

As of June 6th, 2019, 11:59 PM, the Sebenza 21 has been discontinued and new orders will no longer be accepted.

What knife does Chris Reeve carry?

What is the best Chris Reeve knife? Best is very subjective, but the most popular is the small Sebenza 21 or Sebenza 31.

What makes Sebenza good?

The well rounded nature of a blade with 3.6” of stonewashed steel, with a crowned spine and a deep hollow grind, is just bliss. The thickness of the grind increases near the tip of the blade, to give that last 1/2” of the blade some confidence from being snapped off in a light prying exercise.

Where are Sebenza knives made?

Boise, Idaho
The Sebenza is a folding pocket knife manufactured by Chris Reeve Knives of Boise, Idaho. It is constructed with a stainless steel blade and titanium handle.

Is Sebenza 31 good?

Having said all that, the blade of the Sebenza is still one of the best there is. The well rounded nature of a blade with 3.6” of stonewashed steel, with a crowned spine and a deep hollow grind, is just bliss.

Are tanto knives good for stabbing?

If you want it for self defense and stabbing then yes. They cause more stab damage than spear points. Because the main edge is straight it will open a stab wound wider on withdrawal due to the edge making contact with the wound longer. For EDC Tanto blades suck, mainly as Crom said, having no belly for slicing.

Are tanto blades hard to sharpen?

Conclusion. Sharpening a tanto blade isn’t as hard as it may sound. The sharpening process for a tanto knife is nearly identical to sharpening any other kind of knife. The goal is to remove steel from the edge of the knife until it’s fine and consistent.

Why does the Sebenza 21 have a hole?

The hole is for aligning the 2 scales during the manufacturing process. Close. It’s an indexing hole for machining. It ensures each scale is set in the exact same place, every time, given that the hole is in correct dimension.

Is the Sebenza 31 good?

A great, well rounded steel that holds an edge well, and doesn’t have any glaring issues. I argue that it’s plenty tough enough for a daily use pocket knife, and Chris Reeve Knives agreed with that too, until circa 2012, when they changed their knives to S35VN from S30V.

What is a Yarborough knife?

The Yarborough knife, a combat field knife specifically designed by renowned knife maker William Harsey – which serves as a link to the brotherhood of unconventional warriors.

What type of knives do Navy SEALs use?

Navy SEALs (USA) The Ontario MK 3 Navy Knife is standard issue for the United States Navy SEALs. With a 6-inch stainless steel blade, it’s a perfectly compact piece of equipment for this elite and efficient group.

What knife are Green Berets issued?

A Green Beret-issued version of the Yarborough Knife is a prized military collectible today with prices in the $1,200 range.

Does every Marine get a Ka-bar?

Marines were often issued knives with “U.S.N. Mark 2” markings when Navy-issued Ka-Bar knives were all that was available. By 1944 the Ka-Bar knife was issued to virtually any Marine in the combat branches who desired one, and was in use by Marine Corps close combat instructors for training new recruits.

When will the Sebenza 31 insingo and Tanto be available?

Sebenza 31 CPM S35VN Insingo and Tanto A sprint run of right-handed Sebenza 31 Insingo and Tanto with CPM S35VN blade steel will be available for a short time exclusively from our Authorized Dealers beginning in January 2022. Insingo means “razor” in Zulu, though many would recognize the profile as a modified sheep’s foot.

What is the difference between insingo and Tanto?

Insingo means “razor” in Zulu, though many would recognize the profile as a modified sheep’s foot. The curved cutting edge is ideal for slicing, while the thick blade tip is very strong, providing plenty of leverage and piercing ability. The Tanto is designed to concentrate more steel near the blade’s point.

What makes the Tanto So Special?

The Tanto is designed to concentrate more steel near the blade’s point. The blade point has a style similar to a chisel, squared off where the knife begins to taper. The spine maintains full thickness very close to the point, resulting in an extremely strong point.

What is insingo?

Insingo means “razor” in Zulu, though many would recognize the profile as a modified sheep’s foot. The curved cutting edge is ideal for slicing, while the thick blade tip is very strong, providing plenty of leverage and piercing ability.