Chris Reeve Small Sebenza-21

Description

Uncompromising Precision in the Palm of Your Hand

Built to Work, Born to Endure

The Chris Reeve Small Sebenza-21 Titanium doesn’t ask for attention—it earns it. Designed for real-world use, this knife delivers precision, strength, and a deceptively simple aesthetic that hides a lifetime of engineering refinement. The name Sebenza means “work” in Zulu, and that’s exactly what this knife was born to do. No fluff, no gimmicks—just pure, purposeful craftsmanship.

The 7cm CPM S35VN hollow-ground blade holds an edge like few others, with a Rockwell hardness of 59-60 RC that strikes a perfect balance between toughness and ease of sharpening. Whether you’re slicing rope, opening packages, or field-dressing small game, the Small Sebenza-21 handles each task with quiet authority.

Its signature Reeve Integral Lock—machined directly into the titanium handle—offers rock-solid security and zero blade play. This tanto version adds a brutal edge profile that pierces and pries with ease. You feel the quality the moment it hits your palm: smooth deployment, clean lockup, and a tactile weight that speaks of longevity.

Designed for Everyday Performance

No wasted space. No unnecessary flash. Just refined, reliable function in a compact 7cm frame that fits effortlessly into your pocket or gear kit. Every detail—from the satin-finished blade to the blasted titanium scales—speaks to a knife made not for collectors’ shelves but for daily carry.

Why the Small Sebenza-21 Still Leads the Pack

• Built with a tanto-style CPM S35VN blade for exceptional edge retention and piercing power

• Titanium frame lock offers unmatched strength and long-term reliability

• Compact 7cm blade length makes it ideal for everyday use and legal carry in more regions

• Designed with clean, minimalist styling and premium materials that age gracefully

• Chris Reeve craftsmanship means every unit is built to exacting tolerances

Use the Chris Reeve Small Sebenza-21 Titanium when you want your gear to perform without compromise. This isn’t a knife for the drawer—this is a knife for the doers.