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Sebenza 21 vs Anthem - Which Is Right For You

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Sebenza 21 vs Anthem - Which Is Right For You
In this video we will compare and contrast the Benchmade Anthem 781 against the Chris Reeve Sebenza 21. We will look at the differences between the Benchmade 781 Anthem and CRK Sebenza 21, then compare their functionality. Most of the differences of the Anthem versus Sebenza 21 are the specifications and features.
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CRK Large Sebenza 21 Specs:
Blade Steel: CPM-S35VN
Blade Length: 3.62" or 9.1 cm
Action: manual
Lock Type: Frame/RIL
Lock Bar Insert: no
Over Travel Stop: no
Deployment: thumb stud
Pivot Material: bronze washers
Blade Style: drop point
Blade Finish: stonewash
Edge: plain
Grind: hollow
Pivot Screws: allen key
Blade Thickness: 3.10 mm
Blade Width: 1.10" or 2.7 cm
Handle Length: 4.71" or 11.9 cm
Handle Thickness: 0.46" or 1.1 cm
Handle Scales: titanium
Closed Width: 1.17" or 2.9 cm
Open Length: 8.33" or 21.1 cm
Lanyard Hole: yes
Weight: 4.66 oz or 132 g
Price: $450 or 399.6 euro
Benchmade Anthem 781 Specs:
Blade Steel: CPM-20CV
Blade Length: 3.5" or 8.8 cm
Action: manual
Lock Type: AXIS
Deployment: thumb studs
Pivot Material: ball-bearing
Blade Style: drop point
Blade Finish: stonewash
Edge: plain
Grind: flat
Pivot Screws: t10
Blade Thickness: 2.85 mm
Blade Width: 1.04" or 2.6 cm
Handle Length: 4.56" or 11.5 cm
Handle Thickness: 0.43" or 1.09 cm
Handle Scales: titanium
Closed Width: 1.28" or 3.2 cm
Open Length: 8.06" or 20.4 cm
Lanyard Hole: no
Weight: 3.73 oz or 105.8 g
Price: $430 or 383 euro
Comparison Categories:
1. MATERIALS
2. FIDGET FACTOR
3. DISASSEMBLY
4. DURABILITY
5. IN HAND
6. POCKET PRESENCE
7. WARRANTY
8. OTHER VERSIONS
9. PRICE
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@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

*If you like versus(vs) videos, checkout my vs playlist -* ru-vid.com/group/PL3tB5Cvb9lRRvo0CEttprYJ6ElPDbmYBx

@KnifeCursed 5 лет назад

After handling both, there is zero chance I’ll ever buy a Sebenza. The Anthem on the other hand I’m saving for. The Anthem wins on: Steel Lock type Ambi use Comfort in hand Pocket clip Disassembly is simpler Weight Action and ease of use In my view it isn’t even close. The Anthem by a mile.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I hear ya Derek, all valid points you've made. My thought is, they are both beautiful knives inside and out. Like you said about the Anthem, it wins with the steel, ergos, and for being ambidextrous friendly (and weight too). For me, the lock is more a matter of preference. Is the AXIS lock strong? You bet it is, but so is the RIL. The Anthem probably has the best action I have ever experienced. The Sebenza is a true engineering feat from the tip of the blade to the pummel. If the Sebenza had a ball-bearing pivot, then there would be some very tough choices to make. Thanks for watching Derek.

@nickbrooks705 5 лет назад

At the end of the day for me it comes down to the sebenza is a $450 knife and it only comes with s35vn

@BC08 4 года назад

The Knife Beater I guarantee the Axis lock handily beats the frame lock on sheer lock strength. It’s going to take a heckuva lot more force to shear that Axis lock bar than it will to deform the frame lock into uselessness. Many lock strength force tests show that.

@fritz9830 4 года назад

The pocket clip makes the knife a pass for me. It looks like a dong! Ugliest. Clip. Ever.

@1ohtaf1 4 года назад

Is an axis lock in an integral handle really easier to dissemble? Seriously? I find that hard to believe...

@fritz9830 4 года назад

I nearly bought an anthem last week, but bought my first CRK instead: a large plain Inkosi(basically a beefed up, improved sebenza 25) I do not regret the decision. Beautiful beautiful knife! Sure the s35vn has less edge retention(better strength, however), but I've never used a QUALITY knife so much in one sitting where the steel dulled before all my tasks have completed. I'm cool with it I have a benchmade 761 ti monolock with m390, titanium framelock on bearings. The new inkosi has retired it for now

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

It was a wise decision Fritz. It's kinda comforting to know that as long as CRK is around, they will take care of our knives if they ever need service. Many don't understand that's part of the reason why their knives cost what they do. I did end up getting the Anthem too, man do I love that knife. I've actually almost purchased a ti monolock a few times now, such a good looking blade. Thanks for watching Fritz.

@greghill5183 5 лет назад

Love the comparison, Jay! My Sebenza 21 is my first "Premium Knife" and still my favorite! Mine has a beautiful snakewood handle. Thanks!

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Me too Greg, it's the most I ever spent on one knife. I'll bet those snakewood scales look absolutely beautiful. Thanks for watching.

@jarrettvoyzey9893 3 года назад

Just basing my decision of aesthetics and having used the Axis lock, the Anthem wins by a mile IMO.

@pateralus9 3 года назад

I've owned my Anthem for a few months now & I absolutely love it! I've never owned a CRK, but someday I hope to. Overall, for some reason I can almost never get excited about frame locks or liner locks. It's not that I'm bad at using them, I do have plenty & I can fidget with them just fine. I just prefer to open & close my knives effortlessly with systems like the axis lock, button lock, & compression lock. The way you break down the comparison in this video seems impartial, which I'm very glad to see. If both of the knives in the video are yours, then you're in the enviable position of not having to choose one or the other! 😃 Anyway, great job as always! I'll be on the lookout in the future for other videos you already have released or will release in this format. Thanks, my man! 😃

@Keith_the_knife_freak 5 лет назад

Liked it!! 👍👍👍👍always love comparison videos.. this was a great match up.. thanks for sharing....

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

You bet Keifer, thank you for watching.

@Supremacy962 5 лет назад

Doesn’t Chris Reeve’s warranty not allow wrist flicking the knife?

@luismacotela-garcia6665 2 года назад

Was struggling with this question. 👍

@BklynPete1 5 лет назад

About a year ago I walked into a store that had a pretty good high end knife display, unusual for my area.... I didn’t know anything about the Anthem but started handling the knives that caught my eye, after 20-25 knives I picked up the Anthem and I knew this was “the” knife! It felt so much better than any of the other knives I handled, you could tell this knife was different...I had to have it. Must have been my blessed day, the guy sold it to me for $300. As I said I knew nothing about the Anthem but figured this was a good price knowing what BM’s go for and when I heard the materials of the knife were. So even if I don’t carry the Anthem everyday I still flick it a few times before crashing for the nite. The action and the sound is addictive. Thanks for the video!

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Wow Peter, $300 is an incredible price! Nice work. I know exactly what you mean about the action, I have a hard time setting the Anthem down myself. As a matter of fact, I'm flicking it as I type this. Thanks for watching.

@gobot90 5 лет назад

Love the comparison format. My two cents: Explain a little at the top why you chose these two knives to compare in the first place, what puts them in the same class or category. Love your vids, keep them coming!

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

You're right David, that probably would have made the objective more clear. Thank you for the feedback and for watching.

@thebladerunner49 5 лет назад

They seem to be pretty even in all the important areas, I think it just boils down to which one you like the best… I just bought a bench made anthem and I’m very pleased with it and I’m sure if I bought the Sebenza I would be very pleased with that one also… Don’t think you can go wrong with either one. Easy answer, get both...lol

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I agree James, both are solid choices, can't go wrong with either. Especially since they are so close in price, preference will be the deciding factor. You're right, just eliminate the frustrating decision process and get both. Thanks for watching.

@bladecentered2264 5 лет назад

Great review Jay, like the new format, great comparison!

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you Tom.

@Fernando31ish 4 года назад

Are you sure the Sebenza uses titanium screws? I don’t think that’s correct, pretty sure the hardware is SS on the Sebenza.

@Fernando31ish 4 года назад

The Anthem lock is stronger, hands down and the mechanism to disengage takes your fingers out of the path of the blade. Anthem lock is stronger and safer.

@oldfool2635 5 лет назад

Very interesting presentation Jay. A lot of videos do not hold me to the end, yours did. Kudos. Also your video was not too long. I did not want to scoot to the next reviewer. Excellent in all respects my friend. I await the next one like this. Thank you. Slight criticism, very slight, I think there was some low white noise in the background of the video, again thanks.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you Old Fool, this is literally one of the nicest comments I have ever received. Sorry about the noise, I'm not sure of it's source. I make an effort to turn off anything that could potentially interfere, so I have some looking around to do. Thanks for watching.

@Motherofmusic 4 года назад

Having owned both the anthem is a better knife overall. Blade steel for me is very improtant and at $450 i think they made the wrong desion on the 21....

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

I hear ya, I know you're not alone with that thought.

@BigRedEDC 5 лет назад

Great comparison video Jay! I thought the categories gave a fair and comprehensive comparison of the 2 knives. Well done buddy and thanks for sharing!

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you much Jody.

@bothompson4911 3 года назад

Oh man this is a perfect video. I have been collecting for years? An never really truly had a grail knife. Yes Some priceless knives from family an friends but these two are both fighting for a spot!

@misfit71 5 лет назад

Even though there's no way in hell I'll ever buy either knife I did enjoy the comparison. It's videos like this that teach people what to look for in a knife.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you very much Jay.

@codys5727 5 лет назад

I think consistency would need to be taken into consideration. Benchmade is infamous for having uneven grinds to their blades. Price is too close in my opinion to use as a measurement. 20 bucks is so small when comparing 400 plus knives that I don't think if all else were equal and they were beside each other at a store one could justify it as a deciding factor...well this one is 5 dollars or 20 dollars less so I picked it. If they were 30 and 50 dollar knives then yes, but I think for price to be a consideration there should be at least a 15% difference. I agree the sebenza is the better choice also but being a sebenza nut and having around 25 of them and no anthems I'm a bit biased. I will say the anthem has the smoothest action of all the benchmade I've handled, but I didn't feel their price point was a good value for this particular model. If they sold it for 275 I would say to get an anthem all day long. Great video, thank you

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Sure Cody, I see your point. If you are already spending a sizable amount of money, why not spend a few bucks more. I appreciate your honesty admitting your Sebenza fandom. Thank you for watching Cody.

@johnnydanger1305 3 года назад

My issue with your scoring method is that it almost seems like you’re trying to give the sebenza a fighting chance with a couple of the categories. Assembly/Disassembly, life time warranties and other versions have nothing to do with the knife and only the company. That being said, Anthem is the winner.

@nicolelester8635 3 года назад

If you hold them both you will know the sebenza just feels right

@fritz9830 4 года назад

I'll probably still get the anthem. I have a really bad blade addiction

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

I hear ya Fritz, we can suffer through it together.

@stevenostrov5493 5 лет назад

Great review, thanks.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching Steven.

@hulksquad3810 5 лет назад

Great video! I'm looking to buy my first sebenza soon 👌

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Very nice Steven, I'm happy for you. Do you have a specific Sebenza picked out yet? Thanks for watching.

@hulksquad3810 5 лет назад

I think I want a large insingo with Micarta inlays. It's a tough choice

@Stephanie97ily 5 лет назад

Great video BUT i believe both are a must have in a knife collection . just saying . thumbs up ..

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you Stephanie. Yes I agree, both are very important knives and if you can afford to do so, then absolutely. Thanks for watching.

@DailyCarrySolutions 5 лет назад

Really dig the Anthem, even more so since I've owned a 21 and returned it. Just not what I was expecting, to be honest. BUT, now that the Seb 31 being rolled out, this may be the right time to pick up a 21 for someone who absolutely wants on in their collection. Personally, I'd go with the Anthem. Good comparisons!

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I kinda felt the same as you Carlos. Maybe I hyped it up too much in my head with unreasonable expectations.

@tracyblanks3064 5 лет назад

Great video You can’t go wrong with either knife. As a lefty I appreciate the left-hand availability of both makers. But I do own a Sabina 21 and a handful of benchmade‘ s( thanks for all your videos)

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I agree Tracy, both fantastic knives. Now we just gotta get Spyderco to make us a lefty Para3. Thanks for watching Tracy, always nice to meet a fellow lefty.

@BaritoneMike 4 года назад

Nice format and a great comparison vid! I would treat this as 5/3 for the Seb actually, because with a 4% price difference that really depends on the dealer - distinct tie on that IMO!

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

Fair enough Michal, good point. Thank you.

@crumdog_millionaire_ 5 лет назад

Thank you for making this video, it was something I have been curious about having just bought a sebenza (tanto) but also having looked at the Anthem months ago. I appreciated seeing the two knives side by side, however I think some of the comparisons were overly simplified. For example: the comparison of S35VN to 20CV warrants some discussion since individual manufacturer's heat treatment accounts for so much of the material behaviors. Also, without actually using the knives I think the durability point was moot. I think more attention could be put to the cutting surfaces and the blade profiles since we buy knives to cut with.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

You bet Nic. I did actually use the knives, I always do before I make a video. I try to simplify the info I'm conveying without boring you guys to death. Sorry, if it was a little too simple for you. You're right there is a lot more to the steel than just the type. In this video I was specifically speaking about the steel in it's relation to the price. I appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching.

@SteveKluver 5 лет назад

Thanks J. Great job! Both fantastic knives, for sure. And you sure proved that here. : - ) I have never yet held an Anthem. Something I plan to resolve in 2019. I have had a few Chris Reeve knives though. Most of them Sebenza 21's. I'm down to just one of those now. The one I decide to keep, was the plain, worker looking knife. Like you have here. I'll always keep this one. I have to think though, that I'd probably like the Anthem better. Fidget factor is important to me. And I'm certainly not head-over-heels for the Sebenza 21. Though I do realize, that it is of the highest quality, and a benchmark, of the frame-lock portion of the knife industry.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I hear ya Steve, I'm not really a Sebenza fanboy either, but I do appreciate it's overall design and the precise engineering. It took me a little bit to accept the fact that the Sebenza is not a fidget kinda knife, it was a tough transition.

@blanebiondolillo4930 5 лет назад

love my Sebenza/large 21,as I once collected other knifes in the past!that stoped after I handled my 1st CRK folder, about the best production knife I have ever owned BAR-NONE.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I hear ya Blane, it's engineering excellence. Thanks for watching.

@rickkerans8485 5 лет назад

I liked the format. It was very concise. I may not agree with the winner in this case because I don't think I will ever own a Sebenza. I am not even sure I will ever own an Anthem. But between the 2 I prefer fidget factor and price. I don't think they are that far different in warranty. The format was good and I like you have a winner.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you Rick. If fidget factor is something you look for in a knife, then you would love the Anthem. It's an incredibly fun knife.

@earlsweat9727 4 года назад

Benchmade Anthem. Purely for aesthetics for me.

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

Yeah, I'm a big fan of the Anthem too. Thank you Earl.

@AndreasTheodoulou 5 лет назад

Jack FarmBoy sent me over. nice videos and reviews. thanks

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you Andreas. Welcome to the channel, it's very nice to meet you.

@samdee9653 5 лет назад

Good video keep it going

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you Sam. BTW, cute pup you got there.

@thebladerunner49 5 лет назад

Sorry for all the typos Jay, what you get when you talk to your phone… Sorry hope I got my point across

@fritz9830 4 года назад

Right off the bat I noticed a mistake. The screws are not titanium, but steel.

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

The screws on mine are not magnetic.

@fritz9830 4 года назад

@@TheKnifeBeater look on the chris reeve website. They are 303 stainless pins and screws

@fritz9830 4 года назад

@@TheKnifeBeater 303.stainless is indeed non magnetic

@ranman1959 4 года назад

The Anthem doesn't need to come in a left-hand version since it's already completely ambidextrous. I own both several lefty Sebenzas and 2 Anthems. I carry an Anthem EVERY DAY and have for quite a while.

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

Thanks for watching ranman.

@bulbchangingmonkey 5 лет назад

I own both and can't say I have a favorite. Both are what they are...

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I hear ya wrath, they are the pinnacle for both brands. Thanks for watching.

@thebladerunner49 5 лет назад

Sorry Jay for sending you that comment before I have a chance to correct all the mistakes that my phone makes when I talk to it

@mikem4259 4 года назад

Love the video. I have the sebenza and absolutely love it. Im going to get the anthem in the near future. I’ve got plenty of Benchmade’s and although the axis lock is tried and true, I’ve had issues with the omega springs breaking. I love what they did with the spring/piston system if the anthem. I just don’t know if I could choose just one. They both have strengths and weaknesses, not the least of which is blade steel. I wish to hell crk would have used 20cv, but it’s a knife designed for ease of user maintenance. I suppose s35vn is easier to sharpen than 20cv. After a all said and done, I guess I gotta have both.

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

Thank you Michael. I feel the same as you towards the Sebenza's blade steel, especially considering the price tag, but I guess you do get a lot in return for your money. I love Benchmade's, but I'm always concerned about the omega springs wearing out. Could you imagine if every Benchmade had the same AXIS as the Anthem? I'd be one happy guy, without a care in the world. You're right, too tough of a choice to make, best to have both.

@thebladerunner49 5 лет назад

I’ve had the anthem for a while and I love it, I just bought the Sebenza 21 large… Having a real tough time getting it to close with my thumb ...seems like the lock bar is extremely stiff not sure if that’s normal or if mine is the exception no one on RU-vid seems to have a problem closing their hours but maybe my needs to break in or maybe I need to send it back for replacement give me your opinion closing the Samantha

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

It sounds like you're experiencing some lock stick James. There are 2 things you could try before contacting CRK. 1. Try disassembling and putting it back together. 2. While the blade is closed take a pencil and color in that area on the blade where the lock bar makes contact with the blade. Hope this helps. No biggie about the spelling, I know what you meant. Thanks for watching.

@thebladerunner49 5 лет назад

Thanks Jay

@MrAliaspostmortem 5 лет назад

I don't really understand a system that value each category the same. I also don't agree on bearings being "better" than bushings. That entirely depends on what you want from a knife.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I like bearings on some knives and washers on others. I agree, one is not necessarily better than the other. Washers were the right choice for the Sebenza and I like the end result of bearings on the Anthem. To be honest, I think washers would have worked on the Anthem just fine. Thanks for watching.

@blanebiondolillo4930 4 года назад

the screws on the 21 are not titanium they are in fact stainless steel.

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

The body screws on mine are not magnetic.

@thebladerunner49 5 лет назад

Hey Jay, bottom line if you could take one of those knives and put it in your pocket which one would it be all the stats don’t mean anything it’s the one that talks to your heart I have the anthem and I’m loving it it’s a benzo was the top of the game and it’s today but there’s a lot of nice now they give you an awful lot for not much money… I’d love to have a Sabens or what if I had my choice of sitting around flicking a knifeI would pick the anthem

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I get what you're saying James and I agree, a knife needs to feel good in your hand and cut stuff. Things like the blade steel, handle material, and the action are all just icing on the cake. If I like a knife enough, I'll carry it regardless the steel type (8CR is about the lowest I go). You're right, the Anthem is way more fun to carry. If I need a knife for some harder use type tasks, I'm reaching for the Sebenza. Thanks for watching James.

@mistersmith3986 5 лет назад

The ONLY reason I would prefer the Sabenza is, cause of the way superior locking system. I use knives for their intended purpose, not for decorating my shelves. I almost lost a finger because of a Axis lock failure. Now it's Tri-Ad lock or Frame Lock for me.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I wouldn't trust a Benchmade either if that happened to me. Thanks for watching Mister Smith.

@davidmarshall7752 5 лет назад

Funny, I've had the same bad experiences with framelocks: they will absolutely fail if the geometry is slightly off, even if they seem to lock-up securely. But the Axis-types have never given me a problem. After reading your report I'll be more aware of possible failure.

@NastyRenegade 5 лет назад

Lovely knives for sure. I guess as a relatively new collector I'm stil not comfortable paying close to $500 for a knife. Knowing myself I'll probably get there in a year or two 😂

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I hear ya John, it's a lot of money. I have noticed your progression towards high end knives, so I have no doubt a Sebenza or Anthem will soon find it's way into your collection. Thanks for watching.

@ToxicityAssured 5 лет назад

I'm lucky enough to have both. The anthem is my #1 Benchmade by far! It's so smooth and makes the best sounds. It's centered and came with a good grind. I was lucky, some are not. I don't care about the gun thing at all, they have a great warranty. However, my lefty knife art 21 is my best friend. I have a lefty insingo and lefty regular I got before the carbon fiber. If I had to do it, I would cut all my knives down the the knife art 21, protech magic 2 and the anthem. I could live without all the other zt, spyderco, and other BM knives. Isn't it nice being so spoiled we can nitpick between such fantastic knives!!!! OBVIOUS ANSWER THAT'S ALWAYS RIGHT... BUY BOTH! Oh ya, they don't have titanium hardware. From the Reeve website. "With all the body screws in one place and the proper wrenches included, each screw kit is tailored to help you easily care for your favorite folder. 303 Stainless Pins & Screws"

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I've actually been thinking about trimming down my collection, not quite to the extent you mention. I used a magnet to check all the Sebenza hardware, they are not magnetic. Thanks for watching Toxicity.

@6nosis 5 лет назад

The Knife Beater 303 isn’t magnetic;)

@buzzluxx1042 5 лет назад

My money would go to the Anthem, it's just a far more interesting design that better justifies the price. Higher end steel and the integral titanium handle vs to slabs of titanium and a lower end steel blade.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I can't argue with that Buzzluxx. Thank you for watching.

@paddyspotatopeelers2154 5 лет назад

I likie. Two beautiful knives well matched in battle. Atb paddy 👍☘️😊

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you pad.

@gislaaas1450 2 года назад

ok - i buy an Anthem

@111111111Tiger 4 года назад

I will take the BM, Still think CRKs are over priced. Other knives out there every bit as good as a CRK at a better price / value. CRKs need to update. Better steels out there. The company is too conservative. Won't try anything new. Seen a flipper from CRK yet?

@TheKnifeBeater 4 года назад

Very true, there are some steels that may have better performance. I'm sure that since Chris Reeve created S35VN, he might be more than a little biased, but I hear what you're saying though. I think since they focus on quality, keeping things scaled down works best for them. I know what you mean, I love Benchmade too. Thanks for watching.

@carknelson5895 5 лет назад

Hey Jay if you want a good smile, check out the song I’m a knife nut by Johnny Juke on RU-vid it’s great.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I went and watched it and you're right Cark, it's good. Thanks for the heads up.

@thesinfultruth7697 3 года назад

Both are ADVERAGE AT BEST

@ex-subsailor3480 5 лет назад

You forgot the "Which Company Supports Gun Grabbing Politicians" category, which in my book cancels out all other categories. So unless I find out something different in the future, the Sebenza 21 is/was the clear winner right from the start. US Knife companies that support gun grabbing politicians in my country do not get my support.

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thank you for watching and sharing your opinion NOYB.

@charlesschmuckatelli7888 5 лет назад

Meh seen lots of bad posts

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching Matthew.

@dalecarpenter8828 5 лет назад

There is nothing comparable except that they are both folding knives ! The suckbenza is way way over priced heavy blocky basic production cnc machine clone The 781 is much lighter thinner and only way over priced cnc machine production clone and neither is worther more the $50.00 -$100.00 ! More like $50.00 ! I guess they do have stupid over priced for no reason! but greed in common !

@TheKnifeBeater 5 лет назад

I honestly didn't understand why so expensive until I got them in hand.