Name: Chris Reeve Small Sebenza 21 Chainmail CGG S21-1258 pocket knife
Brand: Chris Reeve Knives
SKU: CRS21-1258
Price: 525 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Handle/blade: titanium/CPM S35VN
Blade length: 7.6 cm
Weight: 80 grams

The **Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 21 Chainmail** is a special edition of the legendary Sebenza. This version is enhanced with a nice pattern on the show side. It is a chainmail design. Known as a cut-resistant vest from the age of chivalry, comprised of numerous small rings. This graphic is the CGG (Computer Generated Graphic) from 2019, and only limitedly available. Especially considering the introduction of the Sebenza 31 this model won't be produced a lot.

 Of course, the quality of the finish is extremely good. Of course there are other manufacturers who produce such knives, but we have never found such a high level of quality in a seemingly rather sober pocket knife.

 The hollow grind blade is enhanced with a manually applied convex edge. It is made from S35VN, an advanced powder metallurgical type of steel. The knife is easy to open with one hand thanks to a titanium thumb stud, after which it locks with an extremely strong frame lock when opened. Chris Reeve is the original inventor of this framelock.

 The blade is enhanced with the stonewashed look. This can best be described as a kind of satin gloss; it is not completely matte, but also not completely polished. This finish masks traces of use. Like all Chris Reeve Knives the Sebenza is razor-sharp.

 **Scope of delivery** 
 * Chris Reeve Sebenza 21 Small knife
 * Chris Reeve lubricant
* Allen key
 * Chris Reeve maintenance cloth
 * Leather slip-pouch



Chris Reeve Small Sebenza 21 Chainmail CGG S21-1258 pocket knife

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General information

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Blade height

We always measure the blade length ourselves. This is the length of the blade from the tip to the front of the handle. This may deviate from the manufacturer's specification.

Blade length

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In terms of grind we are talking about how the complete blade thickness extends into the edge. Want to learn more about grinds? [Read all about grinds on knives](/en/ct/knife-grinds.htm).

Chris Reeve Small Sebenza 21 Chainmail CGG S21-1258 pocket knife