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2010 Exclusive Chris Reeve Small Insingo Double Thub Lug Folding Knife -SOLD
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2010 Exclusive Chris Reeve Small Insingo Double Thub Lug Folding Knife -SOLD

2010 Exclusive Chris Reeve Small Insingo Double Thub Lug Folding Knife -SOLD2010 Exclusive Chris Reeve Small Insingo Double Thub Lug Folding Knife -SOLD Maker: Chris Reeve Knives
Blade Design: Rodney Connelley & Chris Reeve (Blade concept and draft drawings by Rodney Connelley, final design and technical modifications by Chris Reeve.)
Blade Length: 2.94”
Blade Thickness: .125”
Blade Material: Stainless S35 V Steel
Handle: 6A14V Titanium - Marked Idaho Made
Overall Length: 6.875”
Weight: 3.0 oz


COMMENTS: We have always loved the CRK Sebenza - everyone knows it is an amazing knife. We wanted something new for our collectors and friends at KnifeArt.com In early 2010, we developed the new Sebenza Insingo blade shape.

Rodney Connelley, "The Insingo is an excellent cutting tool, I helped design a blade that would enhance precision slicing and cutting. At the same time, the knife is built for heavy use, with the precision and ruggedness you expect from a Sebenza."

Larry Connelley, "The Sebenza Insingo creates a functionally new knife from Chris Reeve Knives and KnifeArt.com. The Sebenza has been one of the most successful designs in modern knife history. It is exciting to see the knife with a new blade shape."

Chris Reeve commented, "Sebenza means 'work' in Zulu – these knives are intended to do just that. We found the Zulu word 'Insingo' which means 'razor', an inference to the similarity of the blade shape to that of a straight-edge razor. What is essentially a new model will be known as the "Sebenza Insingo. Sebenzas are, in some respects, a work in progress. Our knives are fitted to the tightest tolerances in the industry and the Sebenza has set the standard against which other knives are compared." The sebenza insingo is pronounced "in-sing-go".

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